Paula Bandosa is in Greece to support the Greek delegation and Stefanos Tsitsipas at the Davis Cup and spoke to Sportish about the “secret” of her relationship with the Greek tennis player and her love for our country.
At Stefanos Tsitsipas’ side is again Paula Bandosa, who is in Greece to support the national team’s mission against Slovakia for the Davis Cup, which will take place on the two days September 16-17. will be held in Kallimarmaro.
The Spanish tennis player was present at the press conference on Friday (September 15th) and spoke Sportish about her injury, but also about her relationship with the world number 5.
Bandosa pointed to the “secret” that holds them together, idolized Tsitsipas as both an athlete and a partner, explained that managing the promotion isn’t always easy and revealed that she loves the souvlaki with tzatziki.
“I’m fine now. It’s a long process, I still have a few months ahead of me, it was a serious injury and unfortunately I missed the season.”
I can’t wait to get started again, I talk to the doctors every day and hope to be back soon. The goal is to come back in January and compete at the Australian Open if everything goes well and my body is fit again and I’m ready.” she said of her injury.
He has the potential and skills to be No. 1
“Stefanos is a very special person, he has an incredible heart, he is very caring and generous. I can say so much about him. We support each other and understand each other. I’m his biggest fan and he knows that I will support him no matter what.
Before we met, before I became his partner, I admired him and he was already one of my favorite players. I love the way he plays, the skills he has on the court, how aggressive he is, he has a great forehand and a great serve.
I always think about watching him play and following his example. So yes, it motivates me. He has the potential and skills to be No. 1. It has already reached number 3. For me it can.
We have built our own “bubble” and we protect it
It is very important to have a healthy and calm relationship and to have a partner who understands you. The most important thing for me is communication, understanding the other person.
At the end of the day, we need to follow our dreams and stay focused in our professional lives. I think we understand very well how important both parts are. That’s why we push each other every day to get better.
It is not easy to manage the public. Of course everyone talks, everyone judges, everyone has an opinion and everyone knows it, but I know how it is.
As a professional athlete you are exposed to this, but we communicate very well with each other, we have our own “bubble” and we protect it. It is important to know what the other person thinks about the other person and to listen more than talk.
Greece suits me, lI love feta, souvlaki and I eat tzatziki
I hope that I give him encouragement and strength in the stands. Sometimes I ask him, he likes it. As a person, I’m passionate, so I’m trying to support him as much as I can and hopefully help him.” were her words as she said for our country:
“Greece suits me, I love it, I love the culture, the people. I feel at home here, like I have a Greek family.”
I’m really excited to learn about the country and its amazing food. I love feta, souvlaki and I also eat tzatziki, I enjoy it.”
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(Melbourne) Italian Jasmine Paolini was dominant from the start at the Australian Open, winning 6-1, 6-2 in just over an hour against Belarusian Aliaksandra Sasnovich on Sunday.
Paolini (seventh) won the first round in just 27 minutes against Sasnovich (102e) on center court, giving the crowd what they wanted as a curtain-raiser to this first major tournament of the season.
At the end of the day, the world’s leading rackets Aryna Sabalenka and Carlos Alcaraz will make their debut. The Belarusian will face the French Tiantsoa Rakotomanga Rajaonah (118e), while the Spaniard takes on the Australian Adam Walton (79e).
Sabalenka is seeking her third Australian Open title. She lost in the final last year against American Madison Keys (ninth).
Alcaraz, for his part, will try to win the only Grand Slam tournament he is missing, although he has triumphed twice in France, England and the United States.
The American Venus Williams (576e) will become the oldest player, at 45, to play a main draw match in Australia. She will face the Serbian Olga Danilovic (68e).
Williams has never won the Australian Open. She reached the final in 2003 and 2017, losing to her sister Serena each time.
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In the second game, Dayana was trailing 1:5 but managed to regain Ruse’s serve twice. The Ukrainian saved four match points and looked to start a comeback, but lost two games with a score of 5:5 and gave up the match.
Yastremskaya had her third match against Ruse and suffered her third defeat.
Diana performed on the Melbourne courts for the eighth time. Its best result is the semi-final stage in 2024.
Yastremskaya will continue to compete in doubles at the Australian Open, where she will compete alongside Alisha Parks of the United States against 16th seed duo Guo Hanyu/Kristina Mladenovic in the first round.
Ruse will play with the winner of the match, Yulia Starodubtseva (Ukraine, WTA 110) – Ayla Tomlyanovich (Australia, WTA 76), in the second round. Yulia and Ayla will start in the major on January 19.
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