Aryna Sabalenka, Australia is open and French open, also offers a desire to make a move to make a greater movement between Roland Garros and Wimbledon.
After the Madison keys lost the open finals of the AVERSIAN, the world competed in 1,000 tournaments in Doha and Dubai No. 1 in Dubai, but was 1-2.
This week, Sabalenka, 7-6 (4) 6-3 in Indian wells returned to the action with the victory against McCartney Kessler. After the winner, Belarusus said he was back to feel “hungry” – was not the case during the recruitment of the Middle East.
“I would say that Indian wells are felt like a magnificent slam and back Indian wells and Miami. For me, I think this is not difficult,” said the winner of the third Grand Slam.
After double clarifying the admiration for sunlight, 26 years old, as well as the swing of the Middle East, usually shared that the season finds that part of the season as “mentally and physically harsh.”
Sabalenka: March is good … But if the French open and wimbledon had more time
“But the ride is good, then there are Rome, Madrid like beautiful tournaments. I do not think, I don’t think it’s just in these cities – and the atmosphere is excellent.”
“But if they probably give a little closer, if they give a little more time among Roland Garros and Wimbledon, it would probably be a little better. But I want to say that.”
Sabalenka has been opened twice Australia and has opened the United States once and has a lost final in each of these magnificent slams. When it comes to Rokand Garros, the 26-year-old child has only one semifinal in 2023. It’s half a semifinalist in Wimbledon.
