It is not normal for a world number one to get used to losing. After reaching the top of the ATP, Andy Murray experienced a number of sensations in recent years, from which his “Fantastic 4” teammates have been very far away.
The current number 172 in the men’s ranking spoke about the importance of positive results, not only in an emotional or trustworthy way, but also in an economic sense. “Sport is a business where results rule.
Whether you play well or badly does not matter whether you lose. You definitely have to win games, regardless of whether you play well or badly, you just have to have victory in your head. That’s how I’ve won matches in the past few months, albeit not as many as I would have liked.
That’s what I want and need in this last part of the season, ”said the 34-year-old. “I think sometimes I’m very insane in the most important moments of a game and I have to find the right balance in situations like this.
For example, I have the feeling that I play a lot more online and that I am not always successful in such situations. Of course there are some things that I have changed in my tennis that have worked very well, but there are others that I need to keep improving if I want to look like the Murray from years ago, “added the two-time Olympic champion.
The Swiss maestro Roger Federer has been the face of tennis for almost two decades. Undoubtedly, his charisma on the tennis court and warm and friendly personality have taken tennis to new heights.
That is why the Italian Matteo Berrettini considers Roger to be the best ambassador of the sport among active players.
Federer has been the face of tennis for almost two decades
The 20-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer is one of the most famous global sports icons in the world.
However, that doesn’t make him the ideal candidate for Matteo Berrettini’s tennis spokesman. Instead, it’s his off-camera contributions to sport that impress the Italian most. When asked who was the best ambassador for the sport, Berrettini naturally replied in the name of his youth idol.
“Roger. I admire the example he sets and the time he devotes to the sport off the pitch and away from the cameras, ”Berrettini told John Russo from Gio. “I feel like he understands that he has the power to have a much bigger impact on the world in general.
Whether it’s his charity work or he’s been on the ATP Players’ Council for so many years, he uses the sport and its popularity to make a positive impact on as many lives as possible.
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