Medvedev reveals what he has to improve the most for 2024

He is a special type and shows it in every match and press conference. Daniil Medvedev is already in the second round of the 2025 Australian Open after having suffered much more than expected, offering a version of his game far from what can be expected of him. Despite this, the Russian maintains high hopes and expectations for this tournament.

Winning is a non-negotiable scenario for the favorites in the first week of a Grand Slam, and the end justifies the means. Even though it is better to emerge victorious in short matches with good feelings, Daniil Medvedev wanted to see the glass half full after having to resort to five sets to advance to the second round. With a broken net cord as a toll and over three hours on the court, the reigning finalist expressed his feelings to the accredited media at the 2025 Australian Open.

- Medvedev showed a very optimistic view despite his poor performance

"I have worked hard in the preseason, in all aspects of the game. I would have liked to play better today, but the important thing is to have won the match. The most important thing is that I have been able to maintain focus throughout the match, and that is what I most want to improve compared to 2024," commented a Medvedev who acknowledged the good performance of his opponent, attributing his difficulties more to the great performance of the Thai player than to a poor level of play on his part.

"I know I still have a lot to improve, but I feel a huge motivation to do so. Some of the best matches of my entire career have been here in Melbourne, and I will continue fighting to win the title," warned Daniil Medvedev who will need to raise his level in the second round of the 2025 Australian Open if he does not want to be surprised, as he will face Learner Tien, one of the most promising young players in the world.

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