Paula Badosa He didn’t want the party to stop. He entered into a delightful dynamic that seemed to him glory after many days lying on the couch helpless because of the lumbar injury that continued to threaten his sports career, at the age of 26. But the infiltrations had already done their job, and he’s been competing the way he wants for a long time.
And when the girl from Girona is happy and not in a physical relationship, tennis flows because it has been inside her since she was young.
It has been a long time since she competed, since she lost to American Emma Navarro in the quarterfinals of the US Open. He was previously a champion in Washington and a semifinalist in Cincinnati.
She was a shot away when it came to the WTA 1000 tournament in Beijing. To still get the rhythm of the competition, coming from consecutive matches, Badosa put on his overalls to resolve a duel of ups and downs against the Bulgarian. Victoria Tomova29 years old and number 51.
The Badosa, No. 19 in its continued rise in the ranking, won 6-3 and 6-2 in 1h.24′. Work, in other words, well done. Qualified for the round of 32, a rival awaits the clash between the Russian Ekaterina Alexandrova and the Slovak Rebecca Sramkova.
Badosa also won locked matches. He felt himself roll over. Results are always a good guarantee. Since he hit rock bottom in Madrid in May, as he described himself in the moment, 25 wins in 32 duels, 15 of the last 18.
The one from Begur was released after having a very bad time. And he has a lot to win in the rest of the campaign, it all adds up.
Source: La Verdad
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