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Who Is Coaching Iga Swiatek for the Wimbledon 2025 Final? A Glance at Iga Swiatek’s Coach and Support Staff Behind the 5-Time Grand Slam Champion!

Inside the team guiding Iga Swiatek as she chases her first Wimbledon crown and sixth career Grand Slam title.

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Former world No. 1 Iga Swiatek will battle Amanda Anisimova in the Wimbledon final today, aiming for her first title at SW19 and sixth Grand Slam overall. With 22 career singles titles and a historic 37-match win streak in 2022 that launched her to the top of the rankings, the Polish star has become a fan favorite owing to her dynamic all-court game and crowd-pleasing flair.

Known for her versatile all-court game and fan-favorite flair, Swiatek enters this final with a key change in her corner, as longtime coach Tomasz Wiktorowski was replaced by Wim Fissette in October 2024, bringing a fresh perspective. So, who exactly is guiding Swiatek behind the scenes? Let’s get to know the minds shaping her 2025 Wimbledon run.

Only one player has reached the final on all three surfaces at Women’s Singles Grand Slam events:

Iga Swiatek 💪 pic.twitter.com/R07r3xyXnr
— TNT Sports (@tntsports) July 12, 2025

Who Is Iga Swiatek’s Coach?

Iga Swiatek’s coach is Wim Fissette. He came on board in October 2024, a significant move that signaled her intent to evolve. The seasoned Belgian, renowned for guiding Naomi Osaka to two of her four Grand Slam titles, has also worked with legends like Kim Clijsters, Angelique Kerber, and Simona Halep. His most recent split with Osaka in September coincided with Swiatek’s decision to part ways with her longtime coach Tomasz Wiktorowski just a month later.

The change, Swiatek explained, was about taking the next step in her career. She felt she needed a fresh perspective and sought someone with experience at the sport’s highest levels. “He seems to have a great attitude, vision, and huge experience at the very top level of tennis,” she told the BBC.

Iga Swiatek has chosen Wim Fissette as her new coach.

He’s worked with Naomi Osaka, Simona Halep, Victoria Azarenka, Kim Clijsters, Petra Kvitova, and Angie Kerber.

Nice choice.

Let the new chapter begin. 🇵🇱❤️ pic.twitter.com/Rg6wtOi8ek
— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) October 17, 2024

With few Grand Slam-proven coaches available, Fissette became the clear choice. Though she had won four of her five majors under Wiktorowski, the Pole admitted her recent hard-court form had left her wanting more.

Fissette’s resume speaks volumes. From helping Johanna Konta reach the Wimbledon semifinals in 2017 to shaping champions like Victoria Azarenka and Kerber, his track record is steeped in elite credentials. The 45-year-old is known for his calm demeanor and emphasis on “the magic of positive reinforcement.“

🗣️ “During the past few days, I saw like a million comments that were not true.”

Iga Swiatek on recent rumors ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/U5p17wTXtF
— TENNIS (@Tennis) May 6, 2025

Iga Swiatek Coaching Staff

Swiatek’s coaching staff includes sports psychologist Daria Abramowicz and fitness trainer/physiologist Maciej Ryszczuk, who accompany Wim Fissette.

Daria Abramowicz

Daria Abramowicz has been Swiatek’s longtime psychologist, but following a coaching shake-up in October 2024 and a title drought since, questions have emerged around her support team. Addressing the speculation in an interview with SportoweFakty, Swiatek offered a firm response.

“No. People don’t know it, but practically every year there are different challenges,” she said, referencing anxiety in 2023, Olympic pressure in 2024, and a recent suspension that left her unable to step on court.

Iga Swiatek + Tomasz Wiktorowski (2022-2024):

– 4 Grand Slams (Roland-Garros x3, US Open)
– 9 WTA 1000s (Sunshine Double, Clay Triple)
– WTA Finals
– 37-win streak
– Olympic bronze medal
– 2023 Coach of the Year
– 120+ weeks at world No.1
– Best 3-year run since Serena Williams pic.twitter.com/KgG0FtHAf6
— Bastien Fachan (@BastienFachan) October 4, 2024

She emphasized that mental strategies must adapt: “They don’t stay with me forever, and it doesn’t mean they solve everything.” Calling Abramowicz “a constant support” and “a person I trust,” Swiatek added, “This is my team. I decide who is in it… Without working with a psychologist and other team members, I wouldn’t be where I am today.”

Maciej Ryszczuk

Maciej Ryszczuk has been in the capacity of Swiatek’s physiologist and fitness trainer for a long time.

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