Pleased with her debut at the Australian Open was Maria Sakkari, who advanced to the second round of the tournament.

Speaking first about meeting Wan for the first time, he said: “It was the first time we played. I had seen her before a few years ago. I was nervous because if you know the other person, you know what to expect. If you don’t know him, there are difficulties. I think the United Cup helped me. Conditions in Perth are similar to here.”

On the fact that the pitch is slower than Perth’s, he said: “I feel the pitch is slower. But I like it because it’s hot and the ball bounces high. It’s perfect conditions for my game. The more heat there, the better for my way of playing. There’s nothing what you might not like.” Competition”

Speaking of her excellent physical condition and the time she spends in the gym, she said: “I like spending time in the gym. I don’t feel good when my body is on the couch. If I’m not in the gym, I know I won’t feel good on the court. I’m not the greatest in the tournament , if I don’t feel strong then my game won’t be possible”

Finally, regarding the presence of Greeks in the stands, he pointed out: “I feel like it’s my hometown tournament. In general, people in Australia are friendly. There’s nothing I don’t like about this country. Of course, the Greek presence helps. They’re always here and supporting us. I I feel like I’m my home country”.