Concern for Medvedev after his scandal at the ATP Finals
The ATP Finals began this Sunday, November 10th, and it couldn’t have gotten off to a worse start. Not because of tennis, which has faded into the background, but because for the shameful behavior of Daniil Medvedev. Tennis players are a frequent offender when it comes to scandals, and in masters competitions the situation was no exception.
The Russian saw him lose a match to Taylor Fritz and has been in trouble in recent games.. Holding his racquet upside down, deliberately missing points… he used resources creatively to find himself back in the middle of controversy. A position that was heavily criticized in the tennis world, but the protagonist had an explanation. But His words only worried the fans.who see how the tennis player endures a lot of pressure.
Medvedev justifies his behavior in Turin
Daniel’s first words were complaints, this time about the balls at the tournament. He claims that they prefer long rallies and make points unbearable. “The balls mean that now anyone can do it. So this doesn’t surprise me at all. I see this every day. Every training is a struggle, every match is a struggle.” I held out for a long time. Now I don’t have any fun on the track– explained the fourth number in the world.
But then it was when he sounded the alarm, when he was especially hard on himselfat the same time, he stated how tired he was and how much he wanted to stop competing.
“Unfortunately, nothing comes to my mind and I don’t expect anything. I’m angry, I’m upset. This time completely alone with myself, and not with anyone. Only with yourself. Yes, I’m very upset“were Medvedev’s most sincere statements about his relationship with himself on the slopes. A harshness that intensified when he assured that “he doesn’t care” about these competitions, he just wants to go on vacation.”
“I’m 100% looking forward to finishing the season and this is the first time I’ve said that. I’ll be happy if they knock me out.”. I always fight, but as I have been saying for a long time, I fight with what is beyond my control. I’m still number four in the world, I’m sure a lot of guys would like to be like that. But now I’m tired of fighting. I’m tired of fighting what doesn’t depend on me“The Russian tennis player finished with a feeling of true defeat, in addition to the result of the match, which caused concern among all tennis fans. who know that mental health is key to becoming an elite athlete.
