Injuries, coaching changes... In addition to the various match news, these topics also always seem to revolve around the players. Players such as Swatak and Radukanu have been paying attention to fans for this reason!
#斯瓦泰克因右肩伤退出马德里
After winning the back-to-back fourth title of the season in Stuttgart, Svatek "when to rest" became a question that many people were curious about.
She had previously appeared as the top seed in the Madrid race signing table, but last night she herself said that she would withdraw from the Madrid race due to a right shoulder injury, and Fernandez replaced Svatek as the 17th seed.
"After the fierce competition in recent weeks and four consecutive titles, I feel it's time to take good care of my arm, it's been tiring since Miami, but I haven't had a chance to deal with it."
"I really needed to rest after a fierce game to get my arm back and that's why I had to retire from the Madrid Open, which I'm very sorry for."
"My body needs a break. I will spend some time preparing for the Roma and French Open and hopefully I will play many games in Madrid in the future, I am looking forward to it! ”
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A few days ago, Raducano officially announced the end of the partnership with Bertz. The coach has coached Players such as Korbel and Vicki, and the two announced their cooperation in November last year, but apparently there was no more spark between Bertz and Raducannu.
"I would like to thank Torben for his high professionalism and dedication to his personal career over the past six months. He has a big heart and I enjoyed the chemistry we had during our time together. ”
"But I think my next step needs to transition to a whole new training model..."
In fact, this should be the third time raducannu has ended working with the coach in less than a year.
After reaching the women's singles round of 16 at Wimbledon last year, she first parted ways with Nigel Hills (who had coached Ivanovic and Kontawirt), and did not continue to work with then-coach Richardson after winning the US Open.
Raducano, who is currently preparing for Madrid, is temporarily training with interim coach Ian Bates, and according to relevant media reports, Radulcanu's new coach may be the famous coach Piatti from Italy, who has coached Sharapova and Sina.
Because Raducannu had gone to Piatti's online school for more than two weeks of training before the start of the clay season, the possibility of the two working together was still considerable. (Source: House of Tennis Author: Barbie)