
Stefanos Tsitsipas spoke candidly about his experience with the COVID-19 pandemic explaining that he struggled a lot with it on a personal level.
Stefanos Tsitsipas has always been a person whose interests include a vast array of things. A committed tennis player he always enjoyed doing other things with travelling chief among them. The pandemic made some of those things a lot harder especially for tennis players who were living in event quarantines every week. Tsitsipas explained his experience:
“I never imagined going through something in my life like a pandemic. Now I am in a better state mentally, I was not in the beginning. It’s all about adaptation; that’s how I see it. Once you adapt to your conditions, then the human brain and body have this ability to adapt to any circumstance and in any way.”
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He continued by sainyg he sturggled a lot with adapting to the new situation saying:
“Personally, I struggled a lot with this. I never imagined that it would affect me so much, in a way that I hadn’t seen coming.”
But he also said he is doing much better now having had time to fully adapt to the situation:
“Now I am confident. Right now, I see the light at the end of the tunnel; things are improving. It’s so nice to finally see a solution and make our day-to-day lives much easier and have better access to different types of things that bring happiness and joy. Things are looking better, and things look a lot better on the ATP Tour. ”
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