Swiatek was sincere about the imminent tribute to Nadal in Roland Garros: “I’m going to cry”

ByDavid Mitchell
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Despite widely crossing the worst season since its irruption in the female circuit, the Polish IGA Swiatek (5th) knows that the indicated site to resurface and recover your best tennis is Roland Garrosin which he will put his tricampeonato at stake and try to make history.

“We came a little earlier to practice and to be here, because I love this place. I am happy to be back. Everyone knows that I have good memories last year, so I’m trying to enjoy it, “said the world number 1, which failed in four semifinals for 2025, in the classic Media Day in the previous French Grand Slam.

Subsequently, the one born in Warsaw, 23 years old and owner of 22 titles, who could become the first player in the era open to raise the trophy in four thread editions in the capital gala, said: “I love playing tennis here, I feel good here. And Outside the court really feels at home. I have my places and my routines. It’s just fun. “

On the other hand, Wim Fissette’s pupil referred to the imminent tribute Towards the Spanish Rafael Nadal, which was proclaimed on 14 opportunities in the second Major of the calendar: “I really want to see it. I will see how my agenda is on Monday, you know, if I will play that day and everything. But I have to be aware that I’m sure I’m going to cry. I have to plan it intelligently, I would love to be there. “

“We should all meet and celebrate Rafa for everything he did for our sport and the inspiration that was and still is. It means a lot to me and I would love to be present, but I will see the agenda, “the tanned medalist extended at the Paris Olympic Games, which had already revealed on several occasions his weakness for the left -handed Manacorí.

Finally, Swiatek, who will debut versus the Slovak Rebecca Samkova (41st), confessed how he dealt with his strange irregularity: “I think that It is not possible not to be a perfectionist But surely there are ways to control it a little more. But lately, when I make mistakes on the court, I focus too much on them. Perfectionism has been harder in these last weeks, but it is not the first time honestly. I am working on it, it is a constant process. “

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David Mitchell
David Mitchell

As a passionate sports journalist with over a decade of experience, I strive to uncover the heart and soul behind every game. Supported by a dedicated team of fellow enthusiasts and storytellers, I am committed to delivering insightful and engaging content that connects fans worldwide. Together, we celebrate the victories, challenges, and unifying spirit of sports through every article we craft.