The Spanish Garbiñe Muguruzawho lost the first round at Wimbledon, was assured that he was lacking in level, that he had played a “pretty bad” match, but he was confident that the best Muguruza would return.
“There’s a big difference from how I played last year to this one,” the Spaniard explained at a press conference. “The task continues to be the same, but in games there is a lack of determination in important moments, it’s clearer to play. It’s a pretty bad game. I’m lacking in level”.
Muguruza lost 6-4 and 6-0 against the Belgian Say hello to Minnen, with a ‘ring’ that lasted only 18 minutes. Despite the disaster, added to the first -round defeat at Roland Garros, Muguruza is confident that better times will come.
“Yes, I see light at the end of the tunnel. There are always good moments, bad moments. Ending one year very well does not guarantee that you can start the next well. I think the best Muguruza will return, because I am not I’m that far away. I don’t give him too much concern (right now), because I’m doing the right thing. “
“This year, I don’t have such a big goal, I just want to hook good games. When you lose, you think about everything again, but nothing too big. Game details, but now I don’t think anything that decisive, ”Muguruza explained about making changes to your team.
The match was suspended due to lack of lighting on Tuesday, after the first set, and resumed on Wednesday. “I guess it didn’t help, but she played better than me. She came out with one more gear. It’s not an excuse.”
“I would ask to have a good tournament to get rid of this bad feeling. I have won unthinkable tournaments before started, then no, suddenly again yes. A bad year, then up. I have not been the most stable player. Nor do I want to be. That it showed me that I have magic, but I don’t want to rely on it. Sometimes it just comes out and I have the talent to do it. I want to keep working and I’m sure I’ll finally get it back, ” conclusion of Muguruza, investigating his irregularity.
Source: La Verdad
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