Iga Swiatek tends Amanda Anisimova Crush the defeat to win the first Wimbledon title

The former leading female pro-French IGA Swiatek won her sixth Grand Chelem title on Saturday after having excluded American Amanda Anisimova in the Wimbledon women’s final in just under an hour.

Swiatek, who has already won titles on the clay and hard grounds, had never passed beyond the quarter -finals of the All England Club – so far. After defeating Belinda Bencic in the semi-finals in two sets, Swiatek qualified for the final where she would face Anisimova.

IGA Swiatek of Poland reacts in the female final match in single against Amanda Anisimova in the United States at the Wimbledon tennis championships in London, Saturday July 12, 2025. (Photo / kirsty wigglesworth)

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Despite the upheaval of the current world no. 1 Aryna Sabalenka to win its place in the final, Anisimova fought a lot during the 57 -minute match. She appeared visibly frustrated after losing the first 6-0 game, which lasted about 25 minutes.

In comparison, Swiatek looked smooth on the Court Grass, without abandoning a single match to win his first Wimbledon title, 6-0, 6-0. He marked the first female final in the tournament in 114 years in which a player did not claim a single match.

Amanda Anisimoa of the United States reacts in the female final match in single against Iga Swiatek in Poland at the Wimbledon tennis championships in London, Saturday July 12, 2025. (Photo / kirsty wigglesworth)

“You are such an incredible player, it obviously showed today,” said an anisimova in tears during the awards ceremony. “You were such an inspiration for me and just an incredible athlete.”

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Anisimova, the no. 13 seeds, never found its place. She had 28 unlocked errors and won only 26% of the first service points. She had no ace and five double faults.

“It was about fifteen incredible for me. Even if I missed a little gas today, and I want me to make a better performance for all of you,” she added, “you have always been there for me and raised me today.”

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IGA Swiatek in Poland returns to Amanda Anisimoa in the United States during the female final match in the Wimbledon tennis championships in London on Saturday July 12, 2025. (Photo / kirsty wigglesworth)

Swiatek has become the eighth consecutive women’s champion for the first time and added to her collection of four French open titles and a US Open title.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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