World No. 3 Paula Badosa says it’s a positive competitive spirit between her and Iga Swiatek as the two push each other to be better and work harder. Swiatek broke into the scene in 2020, when she became a Grand Slam champion and reached the No.4 ranking. It took a bit longer for Badosa to break through as she enjoyed a career-best year in 2021. Last year, Badosa won the Indian Wells Masters in October, made her WTA Finals debut and broke into the top-10 for the first time in her career. Badosa has improving her …