Paula Badosa She was pleased to return to the third round of Wimbledon and to have left behind the back problems that have hampered her over the last year. He recognizes that there has been a before and after his participation in the Mutua Madrid Open.
Defeat in Madrid. “The Madrid tournament hurt me a lot and after that I returned to being the Paula that I want to be and I have recovered part of my team.”
Reflexi�n. “Sometimes you have to really beat yourself up to get ahead. Madrid was a turning point. Now I know that I feel prepared, I come with a physiotherapist and doctor. What has hurt me a little is not having day.” “I’m off, but I’m done early.”
When you have tasted what is above, going back is difficult to manage
Life outside the ‘top100’. “Being out of 100 is another circuit because you no longer enter the ‘Grand Slam’, you don’t play on the big courts and I want to play these matches. When you have tasted what was above, going back is difficult to manage if you don’t You have humility. Now everyone plays very well and the 150 can surprise you in a game.
