Tsitsipas responds to Badosa after her criticisms: "I hold no grudge"

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The statements made by Paula Badosa about her relationship with Stefanos Tsitsipas, where she admitted having to overcome "toxic things," have not taken long to receive a response. The Greek tennis player, far from fueling the controversy, chose a conciliatory tone in an interview with Matchpoint247, where he stated that he harbors no resentment towards his ex-partner and took the opportunity to reflect deeply on the toughest moments of his career.

"I wish her the best in her career and also in her life. I have always greatly admired both her tennis and her personality on the court. I believe she still has a lot to offer," stated Tsitsipas. He also mentioned the difficulties that Badosa has faced due to injuries: "I know she has been through very tough times, especially because of the seriousness of her injury. It is not easy to face something like that when you are constantly competing. I think she is a good person, and I truly hope we can have a normal relationship within the circuit," he declared.

Tsitsipas Avoided Confrontation with Badosa

When directly asked about the Spanish player's criticisms, he avoided getting into confrontation. "I did not get too involved. I just try to play tennis as best as I can. There will always be people with certain opinions, but I hold no grudges against anyone. I have no reason to hate anyone. My parents raised me with certain principles, and I continue to try to live according to them," he explained.

Beyond that response, Tsitsipas surprised with a sincere self-critique about his behavior in the most delicate moments of his career. "I went through tough times and even lost myself. There were things I said on the court that were not like me. That was not Stefanos. It makes me feel very bad when I see myself acting that way," he confessed.

The Greek stated that now his priority is to find emotional stability. "I need peace and tranquility in my life. That is what I am most looking for right now," concluded a Stefanos Tsitsipas who arrives at Wimbledon 2026 without high expectations and with the need to discover the path he wants his professional career and personal life to take.

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