Russia’s Daniil Medvedev revealed how he is looking forward
to having a perfect vacation with her wife after a long season.
The world number three suffered a disappointing end to his
season as he lost in the semifinal of the recently concluded ATP Finals in
Turin to Italy’s Jannik Sinner with a score of 6-3, 6-7, 6-1.
Medvedev was recently quoted in a report where he stated
that he is looking for some off time before returning to court to
prepare for the first Grand Slam of the year in 2024 — the Australian Open.
"Every year was different,” he said. “To be honest, I
haven't been on like off-season vacation as some players. You never know. One
time I had Davis Cup. Last year we had a small baby, so... I was straightaway
back to the duties.
“This year we're going to go with my wife to the islands.
First time in maybe four, five years," Medvedev said."She doesn't
like it too much there because there is not much to do. But for me, that's
perfect after a hectic season. I love it.
"I'm probably going to play only Australian Open. Going
to try like this to have more of a vacation time than usual and more of a
(indiscernible) off-season time and start with a slam straightaway, which is
going to be new for me. But let's see.”
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12 - With victory over Alexander Zverev in Turin, Daniil Medvedev has claimed a 12th ATP top 10 win in 2023 - the most of any Russian player in a calendar year since the ATP rankings were first published in 1973. Establish.
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