Potential road to the Miami Open 2024 Finals for Stefanos Tsitsipas
Against Jiri Lehecka in the Indian Wells 2024 fourth round, Stefanos Tsitsipas unexpectedly lost. The Europeans will, nevertheless, move over the setback and focus on improving at the Miami Open in 2024.
In all likelihood, Stefanos will make it to the tournament’s fourth round with relative ease. Tsitsipas, who is ranked tenth, will face the winners of Denis Shapovalov and Luciano Darderi in the second round after earning a first-round bye. He will almost certainly face Alexander Bublik in the third round later.
The former World No. 3 may find things difficult starting in the fourth round of the competition when he squares off against Andrey Rublev. The “Greek God” would mostly have to face Jannik Sinner, the player with the best season-long record, if he could overcome the Russian in the fourth round.
Tsitsipas will almost certainly have to play Carlos Alcaraz, the champion of Indian Wells 2024, in the final after an unlikely victory over Sinner. He may also play Daniil Medvedev in the semifinals.
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Stefanos Tsitsipas encourages girlfriend Paula Badosa despite his injury struggles in Indian Wells
Even though “Tsitsidosa” came together for mixed doubles play at the Eisenhower Cup last week, Tsitsipas talked candidly about Badosa’s injury that kept him out of the BNP Paribas Open.
Indian Wells off-court couple Stefanos Tsitsipas and Paula Badosa, who have battled ailments since reaching their peak at No. 2 in the WTA rankings in 2022, reunited on the court for the BNP Paribas Open.
However, following the 2021 champion’s forced withdrawal from Tennis Paradise due to a nagging back ailment, she sent a melancholic message on social media with the caption, “One day I’ll be smiling on a court again and Tsitsipas talked about helping his girlfriend off the court get through the worst moment of her career.
After defeating Frances Tiafoe in straight sets, he said, “It does create a difficult period for not just Paula but me as well. I have to be there and keep pushing her to get well and bounce back on the court.” She’s come and gone a little. The most annoying thing about it all is that, although she did play a couple matches, she didn’t feel well again, so it’s been a difficult period for both of us.
I’m trying, on my end, to come up with the correct phrases and remarks. You obviously had a lot of faith in it when it first started and thought, “Okay, you just need to stay dedicated in the process of healing and becoming better.” However, after a while, you find yourself bewildered about what’s going on with your body and have little left to say.
I’m simply there as much as I can to make her happy that we’re at least working together to find a solution.”
