Stefanos Tsitsipas He had a busy day before playing today, Tuesday, against Carlos Alcaraz in the Roland Garros quarterfinals. He could have been more but he missed one of the two games he was scheduled to play.
He stays double with his brother Petros, with a view of the Olympic Games. And the decision was right, because it ended in celebration, with a victory over the current champions, the Croatian Ivan Dodig and the American Austin Krajicek.
However, the official debut of mixed doubles was postponed again to Paula Badosa, which ended up aborting Wimbledon 2023 and the final Australian Open.
Chillies He explained what the election process was. “I’m still upset. Blame the disastrous weather in Paris. I didn’t expect to have to play two doubles matches on the same day, especially the day before a big singles match. It’s too much for anyone, and in I think it’s a wise decision.”
And explained the reaction of Badass: “I’m glad he understood it. In fact, he was the first to suggest it to me days ago, when I was convinced I could handle it.”
The rain of the first week ruined his relationship with his romantic partner. “It hurts, but you can’t do things in a rough way. We shouldn’t be sad because we will have a chance in the coming years in countless Grand Slam tournaments,” he concluded. Chillies.
Source: La Verdad
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