Perform at the highest level every week, find the necessary routines to avoid suffering ups and downs and be immune to the different playing conditions of each tournament. Aryna Sabalenka He continues to grow as a tennis player and to have several consecutive weeks playing good tennis and winning matches has merit. Much more so after the hectic months that he has experienced due to personal reasons, as well as the fact of competing on clay, a surface on which he is improving, but which is not his natural habitat, despite his good level on the WTA 1000 Roma 2024.
Asked about how complicated it is to compete in practically consecutive weeks, in three settings as different from each other as Stuttgart, Madrid and Rome, the Belarusian offered an interesting reflection. “I try to take the week in Stuttgart as a kind of warm-up for big tournaments because everything is very different there, as it is played indoors and with a special clay. It is true that it is difficult to make the change from Madrid to Rome, because as soon as you hit a ball well, it becomes a winner, and here you have to work much more on the point,” he commented.
– Sabalenka has never gone past the semi-finals in the Rome tournament
“I took very positive things from my time in Madrid this year. Despite not winning the title, I consider that they were fantastic weeks and allowed me to arrive in Rome with confidence to continue improving my performance for the Roland Garros 2024, which is the great goal,” said one Aryna Sabalenka who feels a special predilection for Rome. “I love the city and the tournament. Every time I have lost here, my disappointment was almost as big as when I lose in a Grand Slam. My big dream is to be champion here,” argued the world number 2, already in the round of 16 of the WTA 1000 Roma 2024.
2024-05-12 17:30:30
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