The Catalan Paula Badosa He gave special importance to his second round victory against Kaja Juvan of Slovenia, 7-5, 3-6, 6-2, because on negative moments, he said, he regained his competitive streak.
“I’ve met a lot of people with this kind of wins. Last year I won a lot of tough three-set matches. But in recent tournaments I haven’t felt the competitive streak that I have, that’s there. It’s coming out again. now gives me the confidence I want ”, assuring.
Badosa acknowledged the difficulty of the rivalry against Juvan, but also said that these kinds of difficulties help him as much as his peaceful debut two days ago, when he won in less than an hour.
“I’ve lived through everything on the court, good moments, other bad, I don’t want to describe them with swear words. All of that helps me for the next game. It’s been a roller coaster and having that experience, having lived it and I know I can get through it, can be positive, “he commented.
Badosa pointed out that he tries to suppress his hyperactivity using similar things to calm the tension and not think about tennis all the time.
“I am very hyperactive, even obsessive, I always have tennis on my mind. Last year I changed it a bit, I looked for more moments of disconnection. Here I try to do different activities, I walk, I try to distract myself, something I hadn’t done before, like visiting things, ”said the player, who said he went to the Eiffel Tower and shopped, as well as accompanying his golf team.
Source: La Verdad
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