Athletistic/Tennis. Russian tennis player Andrei Rublev explained his unsuccessful performances at the Masters in Indian Wells and Miami (USA). The Moscow native reached the second and third rounds, respectively.
“I agree that the performances were not successful. In Indian Wells I was so focused on controlling my movements that I was completely stuck in it. I had no strength or energy left . And in Miami I exploded. I could no longer control myself, my actions, my nerves… I felt paralyzed, I just couldn’t move.
I feel better now. I have trained a lot in the last two weeks, but it is one thing to train well and another to play well in a match,” said Rublev, quoted by the press service of the Monte Carlo Masters (Monaco) .
Source: Sport
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