Paula Badosa is in one of the best moments of her career, and it shows. The Catalan has regained her best version after two long years marked by injuries and lack of confidence in her game and is now enjoying herself on the courts again, which has led to an amazing rise in the WTA ranking .
The truth is that Paula is happy and she continues to show it through her social networks. We see the last example in his response to a post from the US Open account highlighting that she and Aryna Sabalenka are exactly the same in their training sessions.
“Twins? And now, who copied who?” they asked themselves in the account, a question he was not ashamed of and little time to answer.
“Can you stop copying me all the time?“Begur’s words, which he accompanied with three laughing emojis.
A new example of collusion between two tennis players who maintain a strong friendship where both support each other in their worst moments.
“I’m super happy to see her back. When he had problems, I saw his games, how difficult it was for him. I tried to help him by talking. I just told him, ‘If you have questions, whatever you need, just ask, just talk. “I’m here to help you, whatever you need,” Sabalenka explained in one of her media appearances this week.
“Seeing her now… I would say she’s back to her ‘top’ level. It’s really incredible and I’m very happy for her. He deserves it. He was a fighter, he was a worker, he was an incredible person. He deserves everything” he added.
“It’s amazing to find someone who is like you and has the same kind of thinking, the same thoughts on different subjects. It’s really nice to have a friend like that, especially when you’re an opponent on the court.“said Sabalenka, who found her greatest support in Badosa after the suicide of her ex-boyfriend, Konstantin Koltsov, last spring.
In this US OpenPaula Badosa and Aryna Sabalenka went to opposite sides of the draw, so Faces can only be seen in a hypothetical final.
Source: La Verdad
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