“I’m so happy today. I still can’t believe it. I need to take some time to enjoy it as it deserves. I want to celebrate with my team, rest, do some physio and that’s it, like another day.” Although it didn’t start like that, since Galician Jessica Bouzas At the age of 21, he lived through one of the most memorable moments of his life.
He took to center court at Wimbledon to defeat the reigning champion of the tournament, the Czech Marketa Vondrousova, 6-4 and 6-2. A heroine at the All England Club, in her second match at this event, after the premiere of 2023, third Grand Slam. He opened his locker of achievements.
He had it tattooed on his skin, although he was not proud of it, as the ‘tattoo’ on his index finger of his left hand, on the inside, was stamped with the interjection ‘SHH’. He asked for silence from all non-believers who do not support the development of talent.
But he wants to interpret this tattoo himself, showing it in reality. You can show it off now with pride and satisfaction. “It was one of my first tattoos. When you are a tennis player, also in your personal life, many people say that you can’t achieve it, that you have a bad heart. That if you don’t have tennis, you don’t have qualities, that your effort is not worth it.
“It’s my symbol regarding people who don’t believe in you, those who try to turn off your life and leave. I wanted to prove it on the track with results,” to prove to those who don’t believe that they are wrong.
From the top-100 at the start of the season, he will improve to his current 83rd position. enjoying She painted her nails Wimbledon green, an action she usually performs at important events according to their colors.
Perhaps the occasion deserves another tattoo, approaching ten: this one with a lightning bolt, because that is what is considered, a butterfly for his mother, the date of birth of his maternal grandparents. Family and tennis printed on this Arousana skin (from Vilagarcía de Arousain Pontevedra) presented to society at Wimbledon.
Source: La Verdad
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