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Tsitsipas: “I slept in the first two sets, I will not take any more melatonin tablets before the game”

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Tsitsipas: “I slept in the first two sets, I will not take any more melatonin tablets before the game”

Stefanos Tsitsipas explained that the schedule of Roland Garros and the evening games bothered him and stressed that in the future he will neither sleep nor take melatonin pills before a game.

Stefanos Tsitsipas was eliminated by the impressive Carlos Alkarath, who defeated the Greek tennis player 3-0 to reach the Roland Garros semifinals for the first time in his career.

After the match, Tsitsipas claimed that the evening hours he competed affected his schedule, but that didn’t help either Melatonin pills he took before the game.

“One thing I will avoid going forward is melatonin pills and sleep before games because it’s clearly not helping.”

It’s been a tough schedule the past few days. I was playing late at night, maybe not too late but enough to mess up my schedule. Sleep is very important and recovery is the most important thing when playing slams.

I made the same mistake in the past and when I played Novak in Bercy a year ago I had exactly the same result in the first two sets. I suspect melatonin likes 1 and 2.

It wasn’t fun at all. I was completely unconscious, sort of asleep. I hope it doesn’t happen again, it’s bad.

I don’t want to take anything away from Carlos, he’s playing really well. He deserved the win, let’s not talk about that. I’m just shocked that it touched me so much. Let us continue”, said the Greek tennis player.

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Sabalenka responds to Oleynikova’s accusations that she supports Lukashenko

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The world’s first racket Arina Sabalenko He responded to Ukraine’s accusations at the press conference Alexandra Oleynikova In support of Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukoshenko:

– Ukrainian tennis player Alexandra Oleynikova mentioned you and several Russian players, saying that you support their governments, and called for a ban on the participation of Russian and top Russian players. I just wanted to give you a chance to answer this.

– Actually, I’ve talked about this a lot before. Of course I want peace and if I could change something I would definitely do it. Other than that, I don’t have anything else to say.

– As a follow-up to the previous question, I respect your wish not to comment on politics, but do you consider Oleynikova’s comments yesterday, in which she personally mentioned you, as unfair? Do you want politics to stay out of tennis?

– Look, I’m here for tennis. This is a tennis event and I’ve said enough in the past and I don’t want to talk politics here.

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“Andreeva walked through Sakkari very confidently, almost didn’t notice her at all” – Vesnina

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“Andreeva walked through Sakkari very confidently, almost didn’t notice her at all” – Vesnina

Olympic champion Elena Vesnina assessed the form of Russian Mirra Andreeva at the Australian Open.

World number seven Mirra Andreeva beat Greek Maria Sakkari in the second round of the Australian Open with a score of 6:0, 6:4.

“Mirra walked through Sakkari very confidently and almost didn’t notice her at all. She had some of her best form last year when she won Indian Wells and Dubai.

Now we see Mirra, who has grown up and continues to study. But it’s too early to say that this is her best form. She needs to build her game, improve and set herself the goal of going as far as possible in the Grand Slam tournament, and maybe even winning it,” Vesnina was quoted as saying by Soviet Sport.

In the third round, the Russian will play with the 77th racket of the world, Elena Gabriela Ruze from Romania.

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Svitolina in wrestling. Half of the participants in the Aus Open 2026 1/16 final have been determined

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Svitolina in wrestling. Half of the participants in the Aus Open 2026 1/16 final have been determined

January 21 Australian Open 2026 The second round matches of women’s singles took place at the top.

Ukrainian tennis player reached the third round at the Australian Open Elina SvitolinaDefeating Linda Klimovichova.

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Elina’s next opponent will be “neutral” Diana Schneider, who won three match points against Talia Gibson.

Unfortunately, world number one Arina Sabalenka (current champion) continues to compete. In the second round, Bai Zhuoxuan failed to force the Belarusian to fight.

On Wednesday, Coco Gauff (win against Olga Danilovic), Mirra Andreeva (win against Maria Sakkari) and Jasmine Paolini (win against Magdalena French) also advanced from the top 10 to the 1/16 final.

On the 22nd, the 1/32 final of the Australian Open will take place in the lower group.

Australian Open 2026. 1/16 last pair

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Arina Sabalenko [1] – Anastasia Potapova
Victoria Mboko [17] – Clara Towson

Zeynep Sönmez [Q] – Yulia Putintseva
Iva Jovic [29] – Jasmine Paolini [7]

Coco Gauff [3] – Hayley Baptist
Carolina Muchova [19] – Magda Linette

Elina Svitolina [12] –Diana Schneider [23]
Elena-Gabriela Ruse – Mirra Andreeva [8]

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