Loving message from Paula Badosa to David Broncano and Silvia Alonso

The Mutua Madrid Open is over for Paula Badosa. The Catalan, who already lost on Tuesday in the individual draw against the Greek Maria Sakkari, She also bowed out of the doubles tournament this Wednesday after losing with her partner, American Bethanie Mattek-Sandsagainst Victoria Azarenka and Brazilian Beatriz Haddad Maia by 7-6(0) and 7-5 in a quarterfinal match.

The match, played on the court of Arantxa Sánchez Vicario, was at a high level and fans, including David Broncano, were delighted.

The comedian and presenter of ‘La Resistencia’ is a great fan of tennis, as he showed in his presence at the Caja Mágica throughout the week and This Wednesday he didn’t want to miss the game played by Paula Badosa, whom he dated earlier.

He joined his current partner, actress Silvia Alonsoand both enthusiastically encouraged the Begur player, something he wanted to thank after the game.

“The best ‘fans’, David Broncano and Silvia Alonso” he wrote on his Instagram account, a message that he accompanied with the most loving emojis to the couple, highlighting the beautiful relationship that exists between them.

Badosa, who in recent weeks has experienced moments of change, both professionally and personally, He returned the visit to Broncano and eventually went to ‘La Resistencia’ as an audience, although the comedian joked about the idea of ​​the tennis player coming off the stage when the guest failed.

“I’m from the public, David. When you come to see me, you won’t get off trackPaula answered between laughs.

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“We leave it for later, before or after Roland Garros. I have to prepare more for an interview with you. I’m going to do an interview, you’re shockedBroncano pointed out.

Paula Badosa continues her upward streak, and in Madrid she achieved her first victory of the year against a top 10 player, Coco Gauff.

The round of 16 achieved in the capital joined the quarterfinals in Charleston and Stuttgart, two promising results that invite optimism due to the proximity of the big challenge in the coming weeks: Roland Garroshis favorite Grand Slam.

Before, next week, it will be the turn of the Premier 1000 in Rome, the last big event before Paris.