the polish Iga Swiatekworld number one, regretted the night’s schedules at the WTA 1000 in Madrid, with the title escaping her when she lost in the final against the Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka.
the player of Wrocław, who had to deal with some of his evening session commitments, pointed out at the trophy ceremony that “it’s no fun playing until one in the morning.” He then thanked the public for its support and expressed his desire to return next season.
Later, in the press room, the world number one highlighted the level of the final and the Belarusian with whom he will be seen in more finals. He also mentioned the matter of schedules, where he highlighted the way to recover from a short break.
“I want to play the final of every tournament together aryna. We are both at a high level and I am sure it will happen. I don’t know which tournament but it will definitely happen,” he ventured swiatek.
“We played at a good level but she was better this time. It’s difficult for me to analyze at the moment. It was about details, about taking risks. But we both played well. I don’t blame myself for anything.”
“Aryna had a good match, I don’t want to blame the loss on the conditions or other things. Sometimes it’s easier and sometimes it’s harder. Sometimes you play better on some surfaces than others. She won and I respect that,” said Swiatek. He did not believe that defeat would affect Rome.
“I treat it differently because it’s a different tournament. The experience of playing here and at different times and recovering from late hours is something that gives me the confidence that I can handle anything,” he said.
“If I can play better, I will do it on the court. Yes, every day is different. This time I’m sure I recovered well after losing the first set and came back into the match”, added the Pole comfortably. at the top.
“I felt at the time that it was more difficult to reach the top and now I am doing a good job. You don’t have to think about how long you can stay here, but about other things that can motivate you and that you can do better.”
Source: La Verdad
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