Paula Badosa lost in the third round of Roland Garros against the Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka7-5, 6-1, in a match played on Philippe Chatrier Court.
The Spaniard, 26 years old and No. 139 in the world, said “nothing out of the ordinary happened” after going down a stretch of 0-8 after serving for the first set at 5-4. “I’ve had winners fall on me everywhere and I’ve held on as much as I can. When you drop five percent it’s noticeable at these levels. Rivals like Sabalenka “they don’t forgive.”
He knew the nerves at such an important moment as that. “There are no miracles, a year ago I was watching it on television on the couch. I’m on my way. In Rome I lost to Coco Gauff, number three, and now there is number two. The process is long and, if the back responds, I hope to get there in a few months,” he said.
It infiltrated before Roland Garros in the lower back area, “it will be a few weeks without pain, but it is a delicate issue and you don’t always get punctured. I want to have faith that it will be fine,” he said.
There is the mixed double in the Greek Stefanos Tsitsipaseven the rain in Paris can postpone the debut of his sports partner, an extension of the sentimental.
Source: La Verdad
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