'In a really good headspace' - Mats Wilander feels Iga Swiatek not distracted by rivals crashing out of French Open

Eurosport expert Mats Wilander says Iga Swiatek is too professional to get carried away by her major rivals falling by the wayside at the French Open. Swiatek arrived in Paris as the overwhelming favourite on the back of a 28-game unbeaten run. Ad/> She has continued her dominance at Roland-Garros, and victory over Danka Kovinic on Saturday extended her sequence to 31 in a row.

/> Roland-GarrosCasper Ruud — Lorenzo Sonego — Roland-Garros Highlights39 MINUTES AGO The Pole is a hot favourite to win her second French Open, with her position at the top of the market strengthened by a series of shocks. Heading into the fourth round, Swiatek is the only player from the top 10 seeds remaining in the draw. The No.

1 seed could be forgiven for feeling her name is on the trophy, but Wilander does not believe the 20-year-old has that sort of mindset. 'Sickening' — Swiatek point so good her opponent can only stand and applaud 'Nonsense! Give the girl a break!' — Fans boo injured Cornet for retiring hurt 'Her worst match but she still won' — Swiatek amazes Wilander and Lim “She is becoming the bigger and bigger favourite every match she plays,” Wilander said on Eurosport. “Yes when the other women from the top 10 are falling out of the tournament, on paper it makes it easier.

But I don’t think Iga is in that headspace. She is in a really good headspace where she is playing her opponent and it does not matter if you are ranked 10, 11 or 12.” Wilander feels it is not certain Swiatek will lift the title, as there are dangers remaining in the draw. “There are some big hitters around, but it is women’s tennis in the last five, six years and it is very unpredictable,” Wilander said.