Protective champion Iga Swiatek sailed the last passage Rebecca Sramkova of Slovakia 6-3, 6-3 and in the second round of French Open on Monday, starting its search for a fourth direct women’s record.

Poli, a four -time champion who is now in a winning run in Paris, after winning the last three titles, is seeking to become the first female player to win four direct French crowns in the professional age since 1968.

She arrived more than 10 days before the tournament to get enough training in Argila courts and she said she has paid so far.

“It was the first time we had this situation (to reach early)“ Swiatik said in a post -match interview. “But I liked it. I knew I would have the best courts to practice“

“It was not an easy match. She played with a lot of freedom. So I knew I had to stay proactive and try to create and use my weapons.“

Swiate, unusual without a tournament title so far this season, it took some time to find its base, with Slovak initially offering greater resistance than in its 6-0 6-2 loss to Swiatek in Australian Open in January.

Sramkova Kept served until Swiatek broke it to go 4-3 up and the first first bag a little later.

42-year world number 42 broke Swiatek at the beginning of the second set to open a 2-0 lead, but its opponent quickly reprinted her with two of her vacation, winning six of the next seven games to complete its victory after one hour of 24 minutes.

She faces Britain Ema Raducanu.