Iga Swiatek’s reign on clay is one to remember for years! To think that she hasn’t lost a match at Roland Garros since 2022 is simply remarkable. The Pole may have taken her French Open tally to four this year, and with all the buzz around Swiatek about her greatness on the surface, it’s easy to forget the legends who walked before her – who were just as great if not greater. And if there’s anyone qualified to talk about winning the French Open, it’s Chris Evert.With her seven titles in the French capital, no one in the women’s circuit comes close to her level of success. However, considering how dominant Iga Swiatek is proving to be, it seems like it’s only a matter of time before those four titles become seven. Defeating first-time Grand Slam finalist Jasmine Paolini in 68 minutes with an easy 6-2, 6-1 this year, Swiatek will possibly set an unreachable record of her own the day she retires. But for now, Chris Evert remains the undisputed Queen of Roland Garros. And the thing is, she could’ve had more.
