“The scheduling is super intense. It’s too intense. There’s no point for us to play over 20 tournaments in a year, ” Iga Swiatek said back in June. But five months later, the schedule has not improved; it is still hectic and, in many ways, even worse. Swiatek has already played 79 matches in 2025 and still has the Billie Jean King Cup ahead. This only confirms how physically and mentally draining the current WTA calendar has become. Now, she has found support from a former Wimbledon finalist.
Ons Jabeur, who once ranked No. 2 in the world, shared with Sky Sports , “This schedule is destroying everyone. I no longer allow myself to be dictated to by what I can and cannot do. I suffered greatly, more mentally than physically. My body cried out for help for a long time and I didn’t listen

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