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‘I’m playing better now’: Stefanos Tsitsipas on father-coach split, pressure and his tennis revival
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What Happened?
Stefanos Tsitsipas discusses his recent split from his father as coach, attributing his improved performance to reduced pressure and a healthier relationship. He believes he is playing better tennis now than in previous years.
Key points
- Tsitsipas is currently ranked No. 39, down from a peak of No. 3.
- He ended his coaching relationship with his father, Apostolos, to improve their personal relationship.
- Tsitsipas has a record of 21-8 in tournaments since Wimbledon.
- He won the title in Gstaad in July, ending a 16-month title drought.
- His backhand has improved significantly, allowing him to use it as a weapon in matches.
Key insights
- The separation from his father as coach may lead to a more balanced personal relationship.
- Improved performance could enhance Tsitsipas's confidence and future tournament outcomes.
- His focus on mental health may influence other athletes facing similar pressures.
Why it matters
Tsitsipas's journey highlights the importance of mental well-being in sports performance.
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Source
Times of India
