Paula Badosa He wants to go to Roland Garros. After missing half a year of competition in 2023, which included the Paris event, his passion for tennis grew even stronger. That back injury has been chronic, every minute to have fun on the court is important. He does not know what will happen tomorrow, if he will need another injection or, on the contrary, the injections will stop working.
His warrior spirit worsened on the court. In Rome he reached the round of 16, facing the American Coco Gauff. The tennis that brought him to world number 2 is back, but his back has suffered. New infiltration before going to Roland Garros.
The sacrifice is worth it, Badosa is in the second round, 26 years old and number 139. His attitude towards the debut against the British is heroic Katie Boulter, continues to sign up for the success of returns. He also raised a bad result against the Kazakh Yulia Putintsevawhich he defeated 4-6, 6-1 and 7-5 (2h.01′) on Court 8 of a Roland Garros a day spent in the water.
Badosa will face his Belarusian friend on Saturday Aryna Sabalenka recent finalist in Rome and Madrid. The world number two overtook the Japanese Moyuka Uchijima by 6-2 and 6-2. A few weeks ago, in Stuttgart, the Spaniard retired with an even score: 6-7 (4), 6-4, 3-3. She cried with emotion when her soul friend hugged her, aware of how bad it is when her back can’t handle it anymore.
The slide of emotions that brings Paula Badosa was repeated one day in the capital of France. Entry swings: from a favorable partial of 3-0 (4-2) to going down 0-4 to lose the set (4-6).
In that fight against herself, more than her rival, the girl from Girona rebelled again. At 2-0 in the second set, the rain stopped for about an hour. Badosa’s more aggressive version, having spoken to the members of his box, calmed down.
The most focused and competitive Badosa appeared, especially in the final battle of the third round against Putintseva, 29 years old and 39th in the world. There were no concessions from Begur, who took advantage of two double faults from his rival to break (6-5). Then he defined the pass without blinking. Excellent brooch. Against Sabalenka, let’s dream.
Source: La Verdad
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