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Pivovarova on Rublev: “He misses opportunities because of his psychology”

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Pivovarova on Rublev: “He misses opportunities because of his psychology”

Former world junior No. 2 Anastasia Pivovarova said that Russian tennis player Andrey Rublev misses opportunities during matches due to excessive emotions.

Rublev has previously received disqualifications for his behavior at tournaments.

– Of course, psychology influences Rublev’s game. It is no longer permissible to behave like this. I understand that such bright personalities as Andrey cannot fully control themselves, but I really want to remind you about the situation with Roger Federer.

He once heard an opponent say after a match: “Let Federer play for two hours and he will give it all himself.” This applies to Rublev as well. He gives everything that comes into his hands. Andrey is a talented player, but because of his psychology, unfortunately, he misses opportunities.

“We need to become stronger, more confident, calmer. I think Rublev’s team knows how he can improve,” Pivovarova shared with Gazeta.Ru.

On Monday, July 1, the third Grand Slam tournament of the season, Wimbledon, began in London. In the first round, Rublev will face Argentine tennis player Francisco Comesanha, the 122nd racket in the world. The Russian athlete is in sixth place in the world rankings.

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Snigur reaches Australian Open 2026 qualifying final ahead of schedule

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Snigur reaches Australian Open 2026 qualifying final ahead of schedule

Ukrainian tennis player Daria Snigur (WTA 136) reached the final qualifiers at the 2026 Australian Open.

Ukrainians passed the second round of the election Carson Brenstein (Canada, WTA 179). Carson could not finish the match by giving up the fight in the middle of the second set.

Australian Open 2026. Qualification

Carson Brenstein (Canada) – Daria Snigur (Ukraine) – 4:6, 2:6

Brenstein withdrew due to problems with his right shoulder. Daria had her first head-to-head encounter with Carson.

Snigur started the Australian Open qualifying round by defeating Katarzyna Kawa. In the final qualifying round, Daria will compete with eighth-placed Alexandra Sasnovich.

Snigur became the third Ukrainian to make it to the finals in the AO-2026 qualifier. Previously, this was done by Yulia Starodubtseva and Angelina Kalinina.

Snigur competed in the Australian Major qualifiers for the third year in a row. Qualified for the main draw in 2024 and 2025.

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Diana Schneider reached the quarterfinals of the tournament in Adelaide

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Diana Schneider reached the quarterfinals of the tournament in Adelaide

Russian tennis player Diana Schneider reached the quarterfinals of the WTA 500 tournament in Adelaide.

Ninth seeded Schneider won in the second round over Katerina Sinyakova from the Czech Republic in three sets – 6:1, 2:6, 7:5. The duration of the match was 1 hour 54 minutes.

In the quarterfinals, the Russian will play with the winner of the match Yulia Putintseva (Kazakhstan) – Emma Navarro (USA, 6).

WTA 500. Adelaide International. Adelaide (Australia). Hard. Prize fund – more than 1.2 million dollars

Second round

Diana Schneider (Russia, 9) – Katerina Sinyakova (Czech Republic) – 6:1, 2:6, 7:5

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PHOTOGRAPH. Svitolina showed exclusive footage after her victory in Auckland

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PHOTOGRAPH. Svitolina showed exclusive footage after her victory in Auckland

Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina After winning the WTA tournament in Auckland, she shared an emotional post on social networks.

On her Instagram account, Svitolina posted a series of atmospheric photos from the field and the awards ceremony, where she posed with the trophy, as well as footage of match moments from the final match. The photo of the Ukrainian woman holding a symbolic black jersey cup with the inscription SVITOLINA on the back attracted particular attention.

Brighter photos from the life of athletes on the Telegram channel LIFESTYLE on Sport.ua

“We will definitely remember this moment; we both won the same tournament,” Elina wrote, alluding to the family’s success and the emotional value of this victory.

The victory in Auckland was a major early-season turning point for Svitolina and boosted her confidence ahead of her performance at the Australian Open. In the comments below the post, the tennis player was flooded with congratulations from colleagues on tour, famous athletes and fans from around the world.

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Additions, expansions SVITO (@elisvitolina)


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