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Aryna Sabalenka, after the French open final, branded his comments on Coco Gauff and turned out to be writing to America to apologize.
Stated Tied in a match consisting of three sets in Paris to win the second Grand Slam title and the Crown of Sabalenka’s first Roland-Garros.
At a post-match press conference in Paris, Sabalenka said the result was more than the reason for his mistakes, and described it as the worst finale he played.
Sabalenka, a three-time champion, hit 37 winners, but ended the end with 70 mistakes compared to 70s.
World No. 2, subsequently hit a gracious tone on social media and spoke Eurosport Germany The first grass in Berlin was Belarusian Control in front of the court tournament.
“It was not completely professional than me,” Sabalenka said. “I let me get my feelings better.
“I’m all about the mistake of what I said. I am still a person who is still learning in life. I have the days we lost control.
To emphasize that Sabalenka, apologies and respects his opponent, he contacted Gauff, he expressed his respect for his opponent who lost his opponent in the US open finals two years ago.
“Sabalenka, 27, said that I continued to buy so much emotional.” “So I learned a lot. First of all, I always treat my rivals with great respect, I would not want to be contemptible, I would be contemptible.”
Wimbledon, which started on June 30, focused on winning the first title.
Sabalenka causes semifinals to the semifinals, despite the semifinals and breaks in the semifinal defeat two years ago. Last year he was withdrawn from the tournament due to a shoulder injury.
“We all have the same goal: to win the tournament,” he said. “How much do I want to go to court and compete, and even do not go so good things. How do I want it to go out there.”
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