The publicly expressed demand for Paula Badosa It was not attended by the organization of the Cincinnati Masters 1000 ATP and WTA 1000, which was held again for the second consecutive day.
At 3:15 pm local time, nine thirty in the Spanish evening this Thursday, Paula Badosa came out on court 10 to face the Russian Anna Kalinskaya, in a second round match.
The match was placed in the third turn of that court, the same order in which the duel between the Greeks Stefanos Tsitsipas and the british Jack Draper, who headed to Holcim Stadium 3 as Badosa wrapped up the first set in just over half an hour.
Again, similar rivalry for Badosa and Tsitsipas, with the Spaniard dull on Wednesday: “Next time put us on a different schedule.”
No, not this time either. Paula admitted that she kept finding out about her partner’s result, how she lost the first set, because it was so close between the center and the second stadium (Grandstand). “I had to tell myself, Paula, focus on your game,” she acknowledged.
He got some distance in the new fight. The Fan Zone is located between court 10 and the Holcim Stadium, although both stages are not too far apart.
Tsitsipas is in a delicate moment because he has just separated from his father, Apostlewho quit being his coach. While looking for a technical replacement, he met the captain of the Greek Davis Cup, Dimitris Hadjinikokolaou.
In an interview on the tournament’s official website, the Greek explained the help he was receiving Badass. “Paula is a great support. She is always a shoulder to lean on,” said Tsitsipas, stressing that the decision to end the professional relationship with his father “was completely mine, I did not ask Paula for advice. It was something that corresponded to me.” to me, although we support each other as best we can.
Badosa, to put things in place, finished their match in one hour, 6-3 and 6-2 against Kalinskaya. In time to check out Tsitsipas’ performance. It also helped that the game before the Greeks went on forever.
Source: La Verdad
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