Former junior world number two Anastasia Pivovarova said that due to unnecessary emotions, Russian tennis player Andrei Rublev misses opportunities during matches.
Rublev had previously been disqualified for his behavior at tournaments.
— Of course, psychology influences Rublev’s game. It is not allowed to behave like this now. I understand that such bright personalities as Andrey cannot completely control themselves, but I really want to remind you of the situation with Roger Federer.
He once heard an opponent say after a match: “Give Federer two hours to play and he will give everything himself.” The same goes for Rublev. He gives everything he has to offer. Andrey is a talented player, but unfortunately, because of his psychology, he misses opportunities.
“You need to become stronger, more confident, calmer. I think Rublev’s team knows how he can improve,” Pivovarova told Gazeta.Ru.
On Monday, July 1, the third Grand Slam tournament of the season, Wimbledon, began in London. In the first round, Rublev will meet Argentine tennis player Francisco Comesaña, the 122nd world racket. The Russian athlete ranks sixth in the world rankings.
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