Athletistic/Tennis. Russian tennis player Daniil Medvedev has shared his thoughts on the fan support at Wimbledon. Last season, due to the situation in Ukraine, Russian tennis players did not participate in the tournament.
Medvedev reached the semi-finals of Wimbledon for the first time in his career, where he was beaten by Spanish tennis player Carlos Alcaraz with a score of 3:6, 3:6, 3:6.
“How have these two weeks been for me? They have been incredible. Even today when I lost, the public supported me with unusual strength. They cheered me on like crazy. I felt their support. I think it would be interesting for them to keep the game away.” Longer.
I tried, I took a break twice, but my pitch was getting worse. He put pressure on me, I sent a good second serve at 160 km/h, but he managed to hit them. I tried. It was great to be back at Wimbledon. I hope to be able to come back here several times and improve my result. This year I was lucky and I will try even harder.
Everything was great, not just during games, but in general. For example, when someone met me in town, in a café, the atmosphere was wonderful. I am very grateful for that. We will be happy to return to England again and again,” Medvedev told a press conference.
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