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The six-time Grand Slam champion has pulled the plug on her 2026 campaign after picking up a left thigh injury at the Wuhan Open, ruling her out of the WTA Finals.
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Iga Swiatek's troubled 2026 campaign is over. The six-time Grand Slam champion confirmed on Tuesday that she will not play again this year after sustaining a left thigh injury during her semi-final clash with Maja Chwalinska at the Wuhan Open.
The injury forced Swiatek to pull out of the WTA 500 event in Ningbo, effectively killing off any remaining hopes of qualifying for the 2026 WTA Finals.
In an Instagram post, the Polish star struck a reflective tone, expressing gratitude for the lessons the season had delivered while acknowledging the need for a proper rest period. She confirmed no further tournament appearances are planned before 2027, as BBC reports.
It marks a frustrating conclusion to a year that never quite clicked for Swiatek, who will now turn her attention to a full recovery ahead of next season.
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