Stefanos Tsitsipas says he’s completely happy for the success of Carlos Alcaraz and Daniil Medvedev as he thinks he’s additionally benefiting from them doing good. On the Indian Wells Masters, Alcaraz gained the title and reclaimed the world No 1 spot together with his win.
On the opposite facet, Medvedev – who was overwhelmed by Alcaraz within the Indian Wells ultimate – beforehand gained three consecutive titles in Rotterdam, Doha and Dubai. “I am completely happy for them. I consider within the message of ubuntu, by having others be good, [to] form of witness greatness of others round me, I’m additionally permitting myself to grow to be higher too.
I consider in that message and I believe the truth that they’re doing effectively is benefitting me too and it is giving me a transparent, higher view of how I ought to method my recreation,” Tsitsipas stated, per the ATP web site.
Tsitsipas prays for good well being
Because the Australian Open, Tsitsipas has been bothered by a shoulder damage.
After withdrawing from Acapulco, Tsitsipas made the decision to compete on the Indian Wells Masters. In Indian Wells, Tsitsipas was evidently removed from his greatest. After a first-round bye, Tsitsipas suffered a shock loss to Jordan Thompson within the Indian Wells second spherical.
Now, Tsitsipas is about to compete on the Miami Masters. “My well being is a very powerful factor that I may have in tennis. Once I’m feeling wholesome, all the pieces falls into place properly. I am having fun with myself on the courtroom, I am getting artistic, I can combine up my recreation and I really feel like nothing can go unsuitable.
That is what my goal is for this event, to simply play pain-free and see how my arm responds on these subsequent few days,” Tsitsipas stated. In Miami, Tsitsipas is the second-seeded participant and has a first-round bye. In his Miami opener, Tsitsipas will play both Richard Gasquet or Christopher O’Connell. It stays to be seen if Tsitsipas can bounce again in Miami and do a lot better than in Indian Wells.
