The American offered her welcome press conference at Queen’s, where she answered all the questions the press raised about her return.
The Polish player gave her final press conference in Paris after losing in the final to Mirra Andreeva: "It's strange, but I don't think I played my best tennis in this tournament."
30 years ago, the Russian tennis player left Roland Garros with arms full: champion in singles and champion in the doubles draw. It has never happened again.
The German faces his fourth Grand Slam final with the need for it to be the right one. Negative experiences from the past abound for having taken good notes.
The Czech reviewed the things he could have done better against Alexander Zverev, although he gave all the credit to the German for his performance and his tremendous serve.
The Russian confirmed that the Roland Garros semifinal from a couple of seasons ago came a little early for her. Today, still at 19 years old, she appears ready to win the title.
The Ukrainian showed her more mature side in the press conference, pointing out the reasons for her defeat and taking stock of all the positive aspects she takes from Paris.
The world No. 1 criticized her behavior on the court after another disappointment: "I have to do something, I'm tired of letting my emotions take over."
The Polish tennis player analyzed her latest victory in Paris and recalled her darkest period on the circuit: "At that moment I felt lifeless, I needed to stop."
The 23-year-old tennis player, moments after reaching her first Grand Slam semifinal, remembered her hometown and sent a direct message to all Russian tennis players.
