On the 13th local time, Poland's No. 2 seed Swiatek played steadily, defeating Kazakhstan's No. 5 seed Rybakina 6:2, 7:5, reaching the top 4 singles of the 2025 Doha Women's Open, and also creating a record of 15 consecutive wins across seasons in tournament history, and the last two steps from the women's singles four-game hegemony.

Poland's second seed, Swiatek

"I'm very happy and proud of myself." "It's never easy to face Rybakina, especially at the beginning of the second set, when she raised her level, so I need to do that to turn things around," Swiatek said after the match. Especially at the last minute I broke her serve, which was really difficult. After the first ball, Swiatek overcame 2-4 deficit in the second set and salvaged two break points at 4-4, and finally after 1 hour and 36 minutes of fierce battle, she defeated her fierce rival Rybakina in straight sets, and formed a career battle with 4 wins and losses.

Swiatek, who has won the WTA 1,000-point tournament in Qatar since 2022, is aiming to become the second woman to win the same tournament four times in a row this century, and she will face Latvian Ostapenko in the quarterfinals. With a 100-21 record in the 100-100 Championships, Swiatek is second only to Serena Williams in terms of efficiency in completing the 100-win milestone, and the retired American legend took 115 games to accomplish the feat.