Following an argument with the star’s father, Stefanos Tsitsipas’ girlfriend explodes over Wimbledon jeers.
Following an embarrassing situation on Thursday, Paula Badosa, the girlfriend of Greek tennis player Stefanos Tsitsipas, was forced to withdraw from her match against Marta Kostyuk in the second round of Wimbledon.
An embarrassing situation involving Paula Badosa and Stefanos Tsitsipas, her boyfriend’s father, occurred.
Paula Badosa, who had a difficult encounter with the Greek star’s father, criticized accusations that her lover Stefanos Tsitsipas was jeered during his epic match against Andy Murray.
On Thursday, the two engaged in a fierce battle that required pausing when it got close to the curfew of 11 p.m. Two-time Wimbledon champion Murray stormed back to lead 2-1 after dropping the opening set.
Badosa has now answered with a sharp remark to the taunts directed towards the Greek player for taking longer than expected to return from a bathroom break during the altercation. “Toilet break?” she said. I wasn’t present.
“I have no idea what transpired. “I didn’t know what you were talking about at the moment, so I went immediately away,” she remarked. Her acerbic response is simply the most recent in a string of events that have marked the Spaniard’s dramatic Wimbledon career.
She got into a heated conversation with Apostolos, the coach and father of her Greek partner. She was seen gazing at the back of British player Murray’s head during their thrilling match on Thursday, when he turned to face her in between points.
Throughout the brief interaction, Badosa didn’t seem to be impressed by Tsitsipas’ father. Badosa had an exciting few days after being forced to withdraw from her Wimbledon second-round match against Marta Kostyuk.
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At the Italian Open earlier this summer, she was dealing with a back problem. She repeatedly stretched her back, seemingly as if it was affecting her again against Kostyuk.
It had only taken 30 minutes for the Ukrainian to win the first leg easily, and Badosa had already needed a medical time-out before the second. As soon as Kostyuk broke her opponent’s serve, Badosa was obviously uncomfortable.
Kostyuk advances to round three as a result of her retirement, while Badosa has stated that she will not be able to play mixed with her partner Tsitsipas.
She clarified, “No, no, I won’t be able to play mixed.” “I have been having trouble these past few weeks, and the injury is the same. Stress fracture is what it is.
She continued. “I did everything I could to try to play here, but after my first-round match yesterday, I already felt it again when I woke up.
It’s not so much better. I will thus need to take a few days off, consult with my staff, and decide what to do over the coming days and weeks.”
“First game between Amritraj and Allison Riske] I felt okay, so I was pretty happy. Speaking with my squad after the game, I thought it wasn’t too bad.
However, as I mentioned when I woke up yesterday, I felt worse. It was terrible today. I thought stopping was the best course of action, but I still wanted to try it in the match.”
