Tsitsipas discusses digital detox: 'It's going to help a lot on the mental side'

The Greek ace admitted that he believes it will help on the mental side as well as remove some distractions from his life.

He added that he will have more time for his family and the people he cares about; as well as that he will still be using YouTube despite that as he doesn't consider it a social media platform.

“I believe it’s going to help a lot on the mental side and also fewer distractions in my life,” Tsitsipas said in a video posted on Twitter.

“The reason why I am doing this is to refresh myself, to kind of bring myself closer to the people that matter to me and not concentrate on people that I don’t know and don’t really have anything to do with me. By doing this, I will have more time for my loved ones and people I really care about.”

“I don’t consider YouTube that much of a social media platform, although it belongs there, because you don’t have other people posting stuff, saying their opinions.” He added.

“There’s not much contact between you and the rest of the people out there, except the comment section which it is your choice if you want to watch what they have to say or not. So YouTube is the only app that I have that belongs to social media, that I have full control of.”