Emma Navarro speaks about her mental health issues in recent months

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After a few months of doubts, Emma Navarro is smiling again. The American tennis player has gone from winning 3 out of her last 13 matches to winning the WTA 500 in Strasbourg and making a victorious debut in Roland Garros 2026. However, she has revealed what she has been through in these past months during the post-match press conference. "I think it should be normalized. The circuit is very tough, long, and exhausting. Fans see us on TV for an hour and a half every few days, and that's pretty much all they see of many things we do on and off the court. So yes, there is a lot involved in trying to be at the top level in your sport, and it requires constant care of the body and mind. It takes a toll, without a doubt.

It's important to normalize it and take a break if necessary. I tried to step back from the circuit and didn't follow the results or watch any tennis matches when I wasn't playing. I just wanted to feel like a normal person, a person who wasn't playing tennis, rather than a tennis player. I spent a lot of time with my family and friends at home and, well, yes, I managed to feel quite normal. That was really nice. Yes, it made me appreciate many things when returning to the circuit."

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