Marketa Vondrousova has issued a statement detailing what happened a few months ago with an anti-doping control where she felt her privacy was being invaded. "For a long time, I've dealt with injuries, constant pressure, and persistent sleep problems that left me exhausted and vulnerable. Gradually, they wore me down more than I probably realized at the time. Moreover, years of hateful messages and threats have affected my sense of security in my own space. When someone knocked on my door late at night without identifying themselves or following protocol, I reacted as a frightened person. At that moment, it was about feeling secure, not avoiding anything.
Experts confirmed that I suffered from acute stress reaction and generalized anxiety disorder. In that moment, fear clouded my judgment, and I couldn't process the situation rationally. After what happened to Petra, we do not welcome strangers lightly. I am gradually trying to recover, both on and off the court. Tennis has always been my world, but right now, I am also focused on healing and overcoming this in the best way possible. I continue working to clear my name, but at the same time, I need to take care of myself. Thanks to my boyfriend, my family, and everyone who has supported me; it means a lot to me. For now, I am taking time to breathe and recover." We wish her a speedy recovery.
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