Garbiñe Muguruza, away from tennis. EFE/EPA
The Spanish Garbiñe Muguruza She is 30 years old, was No. 1 in the world, won two Grand Slam titles (Roland Garros 2016 and Wimbledon 2017) and positioned herself as one of the best players of the last era. However, her career seems to have taken a 180° turn and she walked away from tennis.
After an adverse start to the season with four consecutive defeats (Adelaide I and II, Australian Open and Lyon), he decided to take a sabbatical year to disconnect. In 2022 he also had a losing record of 12-17.
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In an interview with Women’s Health she provided details of what her life is like right now: “As of today I have no intention of returning to competition. “I sleep, I rest, I am with my loved ones and I make up for lost time.”
“My physical fitness has changed: by not competing I stay in shape without having to push myself to the limit all the time. I go to the gym regularly, I love weight training, I do Zumba, Pilates, yoga and boxing. I take the opportunity to do those things that I couldn’t give a chance to when I was on the circuit.
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Forceful, he leaves no doubt about his current relationship with white sport: “Tennis has no place in my routine. I’m looking out for my teammates, maybe I can play at times, but just for fun, without intensity. “It doesn’t occupy my mind, my routines or my day, I’m taking a real break and staying completely away from the courts.”
2023-10-13 23:07:00
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