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Who Is in Iga Swiatek’s Box for the Wimbledon Final? All About the Coaches, Family, and Friends Supporting Iga Swiatek at Wimbledon 2025 Final

Inside Iga Swiatek’s support system: the coach, team, and family members backing her in the Wimbledon 2025 final.

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Current world No. 4 Iga Swiatek will face Amanda Anisimova in the Wimbledon 2025 final, aiming for her first title at SW19 and sixth Grand Slam overall. The 23-year-old Polish star, known for her versatile all-court game and calm intensity, has racked up 22 career singles titles and a historic 37-match win streak in 2022 that propelled her to the top of the rankings.

Swiatek recently revealed on Tennis Channel that her dream Royal Box would feature Taylor Swift and Prince William, though today’s audience already includes legends like Bjorn Borg, Pat Cash, and Anna Wintour.

Smile if you’re a Wimbledon finalist. 🥹

Iga Swiatek, everyone. 🇵🇱❤️ pic.twitter.com/eIEGZLENes
— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) July 10, 2025

Who is in Iga Swiatek’s box?

Iga Swiatek’s box at Wimbledon 2025 will be filled with familiar faces who’ve been key to her journey: coach Wim Fissette, psychologist Daria Abramowicz, physiotherapist Maciej Ryszcuk, friend and hitting partner Tomek Moczek, father Tomasz Swiatek, and agent Jules Mercier. Each has played a vital role in her growth both on and off the court.

Iga Swiatek’s Coaches

Swiatek’s coaches, who will be present at today’s Wimbledon final, include coach Wim Fissette, psychologist Daria Abramowicz, and physiotherapist Maciej Ryszcuk.

Swiatek has praised Fissette, saying he is “very supportive.” She added, “Being on the women’s tour isn’t easy. When most of the coaches are men, they need to also understand what we go through sometimes. Wim does that well.”

WTA World No.1 @iga_swiatek has a new coach 🤝

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— wta (@WTA) October 17, 2024

Abramowicz has worked closely with Swiatek since her teenage years. In an interview with Tennis Majors, she said, “She is aware of the importance of psychology.” She continued, “Even on her worst day, she is open-minded and able to process things. She is always ready to learn.” As per Reuters, Swiatek has said, “Daria is a constant support for me, a person I trust.”

Her strength and conditioning coach, Maciej Ryszcuk, emphasized their long-term approach. In an interview with Tennis Majors, he said, “I told her when we started that she could be tired during the tournaments, but it’s fine because we’re going to build through that year for the future. We’re not in the short-term, it’s not a sprint, it’s really a long-term view.”

Iga Swiatek’s Family

Today, her father, Tomasz Swiatek, will be present to support her from the box. A former Olympian, he competed in the men’s quadruple sculls at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. Iga has often credited him as the reason she picked up a tennis racquet in the first place.

Iga Świątek's father was an Olympic rower.

She says he sacrificed everything to make his daughters better athletes than he was.

At 23 years old, Świątek just won her FOURTH French Open and a $2.6 million prize 🏆pic.twitter.com/moGk92hsPU
— Front Office Sports (@FOS) June 8, 2024

Iga Swiatek’s Friends

Also in attendance today will be Swiatek’s agent, Jules Mercier, and her friend and hitting partner, Tomek Moczek. Mercier represents her through WME Sports and IMG Tennis.

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