Paula badosa He stayed positively after Defeat against Katie Boulter at Wimbledon’s first twistThird Grand Slam of the season, and said that he somehow managed to “compete until the end.”
Badosa defended the 16 -year -olds last year, but gave three sets against Boulter, the public’s favorite and won his last six debuts here.
“I have been dragging a bit of what’s coming this week”Badosa said the breakage of the psoas he suffered a few days ago in Berlin. “But this is what it has, somehow I’ve been able to compete until late and well he plays, so I congratulate him. “
The Spanish, in addition to that collapse in PSOA, suffers a chronic back behind without allowing him to compete regularly.
“The hardest thing in the end is to see you well, but again, and then back. Like you are going to pull a little all the time, right? I have no solution; If I don’t do it. I just have to admit that it is out of my control and continues to fight, “he said.
The Spanish tennis player said that when he was in good physical condition, he proved to be “the best in the world.”
“The issue is that I have to be fine now. The positive thing is that I have a few weeks now for the American TourTo recover properly, to really stop, because I couldn’t do it at the end after Berlin, I was a bit of a psoas limit, “he said.
Source: La Verdad
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