Poland's second seed Swiatek missed the final of the tournament 7-5, 1-6, 6-7 (8:10) to 19th seed Keith of the United States and missed out on the women's singles final of the 2025 Australian Open. ”

Poland's second seed, Swiatek

Swiatek, who is seen as the favourite, was still unable to break through her best semi-final record at the Australian Open, and she said of the final see-saw defeat: "In the end, it was a long match and there was a lot of momentum exchange, and I think in the end she was brave in her decision and managed to press me when she needed to feel the pressure, so I was obviously not as comfortable as I was before." ”

Swiatek also analyzed the difference between victory and defeat, "I think if my serve can bring some easy points like hers, then I could have won, her serve always helps her through when she is in trouble, and my serve is not good in this match, which is really a big difference." ”

Commenting on not reaching the Australian Open women's singles final, Swiatek said: "I think I had a chance, I don't know what will happen in the future, maybe there will be more opportunities, I was lucky in the past to win every time I had the chance. ”