Elena Rybakina discussed the impact of 2022 Wimbledon victory when he returned to Kazakhstan. The former world No. 3 became the first Kazakh tenniscier to win the Great Slam title, and quickly became one of the most prominent athletes in his country’s history.
World No. 6 was born in Russia and Russia in the first years of Russia, and in the first years of his career. However, he was after the 2018 Federations – after acquiring the nationality of Kazakhstan. A year later, Bucharest won the first WTA title in the open.
In the last appearance of tennis Insider live Podcast, 25-year-old, achieved children in Kazakhstan, and how much the interest of tennis in the country increases. “I feel like in Kazakhstan. Wimbledon then remember that everyone will talk about this achievement. When he came back, many children came.
“In a few years, after a few years, the federation was told how many children want to try and play tennis. So it was really amazing,” he said.
Rybakina, Bianca Andreescu, Zheng Ginwen and Simona had a flawless run in the tournament, which reached the first spectacular slam after defeating rivals like Alepp. In the final, those who play the first magnificent slam finale, but in Rybakina in Rybakina, who are in a favorite-shock, winning the first main title.
Since then, ‘Ice Queen’ feels that he received support in every tournament he traveled. “(I’m receiving) Many handles during the year, no matter where you are. You still see a little Kazakh flags. This is really amazing,” he said.
Rybakina, for the first time, represented Kazakhstan in the 2021 Olympic Games, where he reached the semifinals, but in the back, Benjik (continued to win gold). In the Bronze Medal match, Elina Svitolina lost to Elina Svitolina, who lost his chance to provide Kazakhstan’s first Olympic tennis medals. “I also came fourth in my first Olympics. But there was so much support in every round I played. It really is a privilege. It is amazing to feel such support.”
