Former World No.1, Sweatk did not leave the game in the women’s singles final to claim her sixth Grand Slam championship.
IGA Sweatk broke the Amanda Anisimoval-0-7, -0-0 in the final match of the Wimbledon 44-year-old to seal the sixth Grand Slam of 4-4.
Polish eighth -seeded, who has now won all the six major finals that she has competed.
This is the first time a woman has won the final round from Wimbledon since 1919.
The 24 -year -old Sweetak is the second player in the open era after Steffi Graph defeated Natalia Zere in the 1988 French Open.
Sweetch, who reached the final match of the grass-Cort Tournament at Bad Hamburg two weeks ago, was confused by the top seeded seed at the All England Club.
She lost just one set for the final round.
But the 13th -seeded Anisimova of the United States will prove a strict test after the deportation of the world’s first Aryana Sablenka in the semifinals.
In the center court, Anisimova started anxiety in hot conditions.
She was broken in the first game, soon after 2-0, and the signs looked ominous.
In her next service game, she found that she had found a leg, but the hard Sweatak refused to give the field, and after Anisimova doubleded the double fault, 3-0.
Under the -0-5, Anisimova had to face the first-set wipe-out, but it was powerless to stop the Rampat Sweatk, who sealed 6-0 in just 25 minutes on the first set.
In the first set, the United States won only six points on her service and made 14 incomplete mistakes.
In the second set, the growing desperate Annisimula could not prevent the tide of the sea, in the third game, double-folding again gave her opponent’s game point and then go to the backhand.
The crowd followed her, but Switek maintained her level and was of no use as to win and celebrate her destructive opponent before comforting.
Anisimova, who was disturbed before returning to the trophy presentation, briefly left the court.
Svetk is the eighth consecutive female champion of Wimbledon since Serena Williams won the Seventh and final championships at the All England Club in 2016.
