Stefanos, what’s really going on?
On the occasion of the position of the reputable tennis24, a site that exclusively deals with tennis, that for better or worse he had a falling out with Tsitsipas’ current coach, who in his statements to Serbian media referred to his athlete as having never seen a more unfit athlete and various other things. Goran Ivanisevic is no coincidence, neither as a player nor as a coach. So maybe some people are right that at this moment it shouldn’t have been made public and some things should have remained, as we say in football, in the locker room. Imagine what Ivanisevic has seen, for some things he was not held accountable. Well, our conclusions are.
Tsitsipas is a very good player who was financially helped by luck to become a professional. We don’t know if he loved this sport from a young age or if he reached these steps of the world tour due to family pressure. What he has shown in recent years has been a bad character, especially towards his parents, inappropriate attitudes showing immaturity as well as stagnation in his development. First, he needs to mature as an athlete and as a person, and of course, he also needs some changes in the competitive field. Age hasn’t caught up with him, but what we wish for Stefanos First is to be healthy.
