The Spanish tennis player Paula Badosa He said he felt “excited” to start the year, something he will do at the Adelaide tournament, after missing the second half of 2023 as a result of a stress fracture in the spine.
“I have never been so excited to come back to start the year. I want to get back to my level as soon as possible. I know it will be difficult at first, many months have passed without playing”which the event’s media day stated will mark his return to the slopes.
Badosa, 26 years old and currently number 68 in the WTA rankings, spoke about the physical problems she suffered: “It’s an injury you can’t control. At first I thought that if I did more hours of treatment I would get better faster, but “Then I learned it’s just about being patient and letting it heal on its own.”
“It’s a very slow process. Taking it all in is very difficult, especially mentally, because as I always say I love to play tennis and I love to compete. “All of a sudden, one day I had to stop completely and I had to stay on the couch, so imagine how boring that was,” he said.
Also, he indicated: “I think now, I’ll value being in every tournament, every match, every round I play a little more. I’m very excited to be here again.”.
Source: La Verdad
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