Paula Badosawho lost Karolina Muchova This Monday, he assured that he can play “calm” by not defending many points from now until the end of the year.
The Spanish tennis player barely played after last season’s Wimbledon due to a back injury that kept him off the court for several months, which means that, now among the ninety best in the world, he could easily improve his rank in the years to come. month.
“The truth is that it helps, I won’t lie to you. When I couldn’t find that continuity and the gravel tour came, which was where I had some points, where I kept myself a little, well obviously that’s when I was a bit overwhelmed,” said Badosa in a press conference this Monday.
“Now you know I more or less covered that, let’s say, I can play with that peace of mind and knowing that everything that comes to me now adds to me. It helps me because my goal is not to be ninety in the world.”
Regarding his physical condition, Badosa said his back is “getting better.” “Some days it bothers me more than others, but I pretty much control it with my team. The grass helps me in that aspect, it’s smoother and there’s less exchange, so right now I’m feeling pretty good.”
Source: La Verdad
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