Overview
- Iga Swiatek, who disclosed the decision Monday on Instagram, thanked Wim Fissette and said she had decided to take a different path after her Miami Open upset.
- Wim Fissette posted his own message the same day, saying they both wanted and worked for more and wishing Swiatek success in what comes next.
- Swiatek said the rest of her support team stays in place for now and she plans a short break, with multiple outlets expecting her return at the Stuttgart Open in April.
- The 17‑month partnership delivered major highs, including her first Wimbledon title in 2025 and tour wins in Cincinnati and Seoul.
- The split follows a dip in results to start 2026, including quarterfinal ceilings and an opening‑match streak snapped by Magda Linette, while media link Piotr Wozniacki as a possible successor without confirmation.