The fourth edition of the Bahamian charity event celebrated its biggest fundraising success to date.

Swiatek’s 68 match wins during her 2023 campaign were the most for a woman in a single season in a decade.

The daughter of the billionaire owners of the Buffalo Bills and Sabres "can more than stand on her own now," writes the magazine.

The American closed out her 20s, and the 2023 season, with perhaps her best tennis yet.

"I think Andrey would not make a good companion in terms of surviving, but..."

The American—who famously sipped on a Heineken during a press conference after a  US Open loss—stayed true to form after her Cancun defeat with another classic social media post.

When she set herself free from expectations, her talent took over again.

The 22-year-old defeated Jessica Pegula in the final, 6-1, 6-0, for her tour-leading sixth title and 68th win of the year.

Swiatek was our pick to win the tournament at +260 before it started. The Pole is now a heavy favorite to beat Pegula in the final.

The year-end No. 1 ranking is at stake for Swiatek, and for Pegula her biggest career title. Both women seem to be at their best. Who does that favor?