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Iga Swiatek reaches second successive Australian Open quarter-final: Stats
The Polish tennis won in straight sets

Iga Swiatek reaches second successive Australian Open quarter-final: Stats

Jan 26, 2026
03:01 pm

What's the story

Second seed Iga Swiatek reached the quarter-final of the 2026 Australian Open after beating local qualifier Maddison Inglis. The Polish tennis star claimed a 6-0, 6-3 win in the women's singles fourth-round clash just after an hour. Notably, Swiatek has reached this stage at the Australian Open for the second successive year. She was a semi-finalist last year. Here are the key stats.

Stats

A look at match stats

Swiatek won a total of 60 points and 20 winners throughout the match. Inglis served the match's only ace. The Polish had a win percentage of 83 and 63 on the first and second serves, respectively. She converted five of her six break points. Swiatek had more unforced errors (19) than Inglis (16). Both of them registered a double-fault.

Grand Slams

Six successive Major quarter-finals

According to Opta, Swiatek has become the youngest player to reach the quarter-finals in six successive women's singles Grand Slams since Serena Williams (between Roland Garros 2002 and Wimbledon 2003). Swiatek played the 2024 US Open quarter-final before making the last four at the Australian Open and Roland Garros next year. She won the 2025 Wimbledon and was the US Open quarter-finalist.

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Swiatek at Grand Slams

Swiatek now has a 26-7 win-loss record at the Australian Open, a Grand Slam she is yet to win. The Polish star is overall 108-21 at Majors. Besides her 2025 Wimbledon honor, she has four French Open and a US Open title.

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Feats

Other feats attained by Swiatek

According to Opta, Swiatek has become the youngest woman to win 50 hard-court singles matches at Grand Slams since Caroline Wozniacki at the 2014 US Open. Notably, Swiatek has won 33 sets with a 6-0 scoreline at Grand Slams. Since her debut in 2019, she has 22 more such set wins than the second-best - Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff (11 each).

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