US EditionCoco Gauff Dethroned by Iga Swiatek as Cincinnati Win Sparks Bold US Open Claim
Iga Swiatek aims for her first Cincinnati title while Jasmine Paolini seeks a breakthrough win after reaching her third WTA 1000 final with a 30-13 2025 record.
- Monday night sees world No. 3 Iga Swiatek face Italian seventh seed Jasmine Paolini in the Cincinnati Masters final scheduled for August 18 in Ohio.
- Swiatek has not dropped a set since the second round, while Paolini opened with a marathon victory over Maria Sakkari in 2 hours and 15 minutes.
- Swiatek overcame Elena Rybakina 7-5, 6-3 in a 1 hour 40 minute semifinal, securing her final spot.
- A Swiatek victory would lift her to 7,933 points and into second position, while Paolini will claim her fourth singles title only by overcoming Swiatek.
- Historically,
has won 10 of her 12 WTA 1000 finals, while is the first Italian woman in the Open era to reach a Cincinnati singles final.
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Coco Gauff Dethroned by Iga Swiatek as Cincinnati Win Sparks Bold US Open Claim
The 2025 Wimbledon champion suffered a major setback at the Canadian Open. Playing her first event since winning her sixth major title, Iga Swiatek looked far from her best in Montreal. In the R16 match, world number 15, Clara Tauson dominated the first set tie-break and wrapped up the contest against the former world number one by 7-6(1),6-3. At Wimbledon, it was Swiatek who had in fact brought an end to Tauson’s campaign by defeating her in st…
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Iga Swiatek vs Jasmine Paolini H2H record ahead of their Cincinnati Open 2025 final
Iga Swiatek and Jasmine Paolini are in their first finals at the Cincinnati Open as they look to clinch their maiden titles at the Lindner Family Tennis Center. Swiatek is bidding for her 11th ATP 1000 title and looks to add another championship under her belt in 2025.
PREVIEW Cincinnati Open WTA Final: Iga Swiatek eyes first Cincinnati title, Jasmine Paolini seeks career defining upset
From a field of 96, the Cincinnati Open has whittled down to two players with very different stories. World number 3 Iga Swiatek has long been the standard-bearer of the women’s game, amassing Grand Slam titles and holding the top ranking with authority. Opposite her stands Jasmine Paolini, the Ital...
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