Days ago, she was seen on social networks Nadia Podoroska enjoying the charms of the Argentine South. However, it wasn’t just a vacation. The best Argentine tennis player took advantage of her time in Neuquén and Rio Negro to make an exhibition surrounded by affection.
He mobilized the regional tennis hotbed, which was concentrated in the La Chacra de Cipolletti property, rallied with the youngest of the entire Alto Valle and to end the day he held a meeting in which he gave an account of all his quality. The anecdotal result was 6-4 and 6-2 vs. Juliet Stable.
Number one in Argentine women’s tennis and currently in 83rd place in the WTA ranking, Podoroska fell to that place weeks ago after giving up the 720 points of the 2020 Roland Garros semifinals and not being able to participate in the WTA 1000 in Indian Wells and the WTA 125 in Buenos Aires.
With the preparation for the new season, which will begin in January in Australia, Podoroska needs to recover physical to be able to have that continuity that in 2021 it was difficult for him to have.
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