Alex de MiñaurSeventh of the ATP rank, revealed that during the blackout period suffered He spent the hours “walking in the park, playing cards and buying something for dinner at Mercadona, where there was no bread for dinner”And said that what he likes most about the situation is “Internet connectivity.”
The Iberian Peninsula suffered an electric blackout for Monday which caused the entire population to run out of light and, therefore, not the day of 1,000 tennis masters.
“You can’t do much because it’s practical that your whole life has technology. I have no mobile range all day and, therefore, gave team walks, I played the cards and went to the single mercadona I opened To buy something for dinner but there is no bread, “said the Australian tennis player.
“Me If there was something I liked or I loved yesterday could be disconnected from the internet, go out outside and see the Madrid population with friends againEnjoy the time and live for a moment because we have just been technology. It was a difficult day but all the Spaniards took it well, “he said.
Alex de Miñaur shows a great level of playing in Madrid, where he reached the eighth after winning Canada Denis Shapovalov and is still alive in a spinning where he has not been with the Spanish capital.
“I’m playing well and I’m happy with my level of matches. I know that many things to me are spoken but no pressure. Expectations never changed my way. I have an incredible team and the only thing that matters to me is the game through the game. I feel so confident, playing at very high levels and seeing how far I can get,” he concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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