the Greek tennis player, is definitely becoming a sensation. His exquisite single-handed backhand is a work of beauty, and he has been ranked in the world’s Top-5 for several years.
Tsitsipas may be ranked eleventh in the world, but he has also been the target of criticism for both personal and professional reasons.
His mother, former professional tennis player Julia Salnikova, is one of his most ardent supporters.
Julia talked about his son’s somewhat rash choice to switch coaches—previously, both his father and himself—in an interview.
Julia Salnikova recently stated in an interview with Sports Express Russia that she agreed with Tsitsipas’ choice to hire a new coach. She also discussed her husband’s response to the same, stating, It’s likely that he took offense.
However, I would never let my son miss out on this chance. A person should, in my opinion, attempt anything in which they have expressed interest; if not, they will live to regret it.
Julia Salnikova recently stated in an interview with Sports Express Russia that she agreed with Tsitsipas’ choice to hire a new coach.
She also discussed her husband’s response to the same, stating, It’s likely that he took offense.
However, I would never let my son miss out on this chance. A person should, in my opinion, attempt anything in which they have expressed interest; if not, they will live to regret it.
But Tsitsipas chose to return to his father two months after hiring Mark Philippoussis, thereby terminating his brief partnership with the Australian coach.
Julia shares some important information regarding the fallout and talks candidly about the time.
To be honest, it was just a nightmare. Regretfully, nothing seemed to work. He was previously employed by Thomas Enquist.
Both of them were reserved individuals who complemented one another perfectly as people. However, Enqvist plays in the back row, specifically on defense.
Such a game is unplayable by Styopa. His weight, height, and leverage are all different.Chemical did not occur, as far as humans were concerned, said Julia.
