Athletistic / Tennis. Russian tennis player Andrei Rublev (sixth racket in the world) explained the mysterious inscription he made on camera after winning the final of the Masters Series tournament in Madrid (Spain) against Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime. Rublev wrote on the television camera: “Samadhi, now I am free. »
“I don’t know why I wrote this in front of the camera. Honestly, because of the illness, I couldn’t even think the last few days, I could only think about tennis, without moving on to other things. So now , I myself allow him to be completely free,” Rublev was quoted as saying by the ATP press service.
Samadhi (samādhi – “immersion, gathering”, literally “fixing, fixing, directing attention to something”) is a term that describes complete absorption in the object of meditation. Samadhi is in fact a state achieved through meditation and which is expressed in the calm of consciousness, the removal of contradictions between the internal and external worlds (subject and object). In Buddhism, samadhi is the final stage of the eightfold path (noble eightfold path), leading a person close to nirvana.
Andrey Rublev defeated Félix Auger-Aliassime in three sets with a score of 4:6, 7:5, 7:5. The 26-year-old Russian won the Masters tournament for the second time in his career. It is noteworthy that for the third year in a row Rublev won the trophy at Easter.
Source: Sport
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