Iga Swiatek defeated Sara Bejlek 6-2, 6-3 in the second round of the 2026 French Open to advance to the third round [1].
The victory maintains Swiatek's position as the primary favorite to win the tournament. As a four-time champion [5], she remains the most formidable force on the clay courts of Roland Garros.
Swiatek controlled the match from the start, utilizing her trademark precision to overcome Bejlek, who entered the contest ranked 35th in the world [3]. The match score of 6-2, 6-3 [1] reflects a dominant performance that left little room for an upset.
This result further solidifies one of the most impressive records in the history of the tournament. Following the match, Swiatek's career record at the French Open stands at 42-3 [2]. This translates to a win rate of 93% [4] at the event, a statistic that underscores her historic comfort in Paris.
Swiatek now moves into the third round, where she continues her quest for another title. Her ability to consistently dismantle high-ranking opponents on clay remains the benchmark for the women's game.
Bejlek, despite the loss, provided a competitive challenge that highlighted the gap between the top seed and the rest of the field. The match was played at Roland Garros in Paris, France [2].
“Iga Swiatek's career record at the French Open stands at 42-3.”
Swiatek's continued success at Roland Garros suggests a level of clay-court dominance rarely seen in professional tennis. By maintaining a 93% win rate over a career span that includes four titles, she is not merely competing for championships but is establishing a historical era of superiority at this specific Grand Slam. Her progression to the third round keeps her on track to further extend her record as the most successful modern player at the French Open.
