Iga Swiatek reaches the US Open fourth round on Saturday after beating Maria Bouzkova in a 7-6 (7/3), 7-6 (7/3) two-set match. Both sets are decided by tiebreaks, with Swiatek dominating the tiebreak points. Bouzkova breaks Swiatek early in each set but cannot hold the advantage as Swiatek levels and then edges the critical games.

Swiatek, the tournament’s eighth seed, is described as seeking to cap a difficult and “erratic” season with a second US Open crown. One report adds that the match features long rallies and a physical style, and notes Swiatek’s comments about adjusting her attack against Bouzkova’s strong defense, including coping with wind conditions and unexpected unforced errors.

The outlets also note Swiatek’s recent form: she reaches a first final in 2026 in Toronto and wins there, then loses in Cincinnati while title defense. Looking ahead, she could face fourth-round opponent Zheng Qinwen, who advanced after a comeback win over Madison Keys.