5 kobiet z najdłuższymi seriami zwycięstw na WTA Tour w 2024 roku: Iga Świątek na czele

5 kobiet z najdłuższymi seriami zwycięstw na WTA Tour w 2024 roku: Iga Świątek na czele

**5 Women with the Longest Winning Streaks on the WTA Tour in 2024: Iga Świątek Leads the Pack!**

*December 4, 2024 – New York*

In what many are calling an unprecedented year for women’s tennis, 2024 has seen incredible performances on the WTA Tour, with some of the sport’s top stars breaking records and setting new standards. But there is one name that stands above all others: Iga Świątek. The Polish tennis sensation has not only captured the attention of fans worldwide, but has also set a new record for the longest winning streak in WTA history, a streak that continues to defy the odds.

Świątek’s dominance this year has been nothing short of extraordinary, with a staggering **38-match winning streak**, marking the longest uninterrupted run of victories by any woman on the WTA Tour in over two decades. “Iga is playing a brand of tennis that’s simply unbeatable right now,” said one of her closest training partners. “Her mental game has reached a new level. Every opponent that faces her knows they’re in for a battle.”

But Świątek isn’t the only player turning heads in 2024. A recent analysis by the WTA has revealed the five women who have achieved the longest winning streaks this year, and they include some of the biggest names in the sport.

1. **Iga Świątek (38-match streak)**
The Polish world number one has been on a tear this season, winning titles across every surface, including a remarkable run at Wimbledon where she was victorious without dropping a single set. Her powerful forehand and unmatched consistency have made her an unstoppable force, and she shows no signs of slowing down as the season heads toward its finale.

2. **Elena Rybakina (31-match streak)**
The Kazakh star, known for her explosive serving and aggressive play, has had an incredible 2024 season, reaching new heights and surpassing some of the sport’s legends. Rybakina made headlines by defeating several top players, including reigning champions, and continues to rise in the rankings as one of the most formidable opponents on the tour.

3. **Aryna Sabalenka (28-match streak)**
Sabalenka has been on fire this year, showcasing the powerful game that has made her a fan favorite. With her backhand and mental fortitude taking center stage, Sabalenka has defied expectations and proved that her consistency is now as fearsome as her raw power. Her 28-match streak this year is a testament to her dedication and relentless drive.

4. **Jessica Pegula (25-match streak)**
The American star has been quietly but steadily climbing the rankings, reaching her highest-ever position in the WTA Top 5. Pegula’s 2024 winning streak included an impressive series of victories over top-ten players and showed that her tactical and disciplined game can stand toe-to-toe with the very best. She is, without a doubt, one to watch as she enters the 2025 season.

5. **Coco Gauff (22-match streak)**
Gauff’s meteoric rise continues, and in 2024, she proved that her early success was no fluke. A mix of athleticism, mental toughness, and a rapidly improving all-around game has seen her string together an impressive 22-match winning streak, including a breakthrough victory in Paris, where she clinched her first Grand Slam title. Gauff is looking poised for even more success in the years to come.

While these players have shown impressive form, none can quite match the staggering level of dominance Iga Świątek has displayed throughout 2024. Her unrivaled ability to maintain composure under pressure and her consistent high-level play has placed her at the top of this list and firmly in control of women’s tennis.

As the season heads into the final tournaments, all eyes will be on Świątek to see if she can extend her streak even further, or if one of the other rising stars will manage to take down the reigning queen of the WTA. One thing is for sure: the 2024 season will go down in history as one of the most exciting and competitive years for women’s tennis.