Barty Ash number one world views impressive forms when he stormed into the western & south quarter-finals open on Thursday, Australia likes to play as much as possible on the extraordinary task away from home.
Barty continued his preparation for A.S.
Open with the first 10 matches on his way to destroy the former world number one Victoria Azarenka 6-0 6-2 a little more than an hour.
The 25-year-old Queenslander lived at home in 2020 when Covid-19 spread throughout the world but this season was chosen to return to the life of tennis professional feripatics.
Strict quarantine rules Australia means there is no possibility of a quick trip to recharge the battery but Barty said he always knew he had to embrace the challenges of life on the road.
“Yes, it’s a little strange.
This is a big adventure,” he told reporters in Cincinnati.
“I think once we left Australia at the beginning of this year, it was a very mindset that we used, this would be a year like the others.” It will be an adventure, and we will have it to find a way to not only enjoy it, but entertain ourselves sometimes.
“Barty has certainly been having fun in court, winning four single titles in 12 tournaments this year, including the second Grand Slam crown at Wimbledon.” There are times when I feel like the day has long been, everything is dragged out, “said Barty, the next one played the French Open Champion Barbora Krejcikova for a place in the semi-finals of Cincinnati.” Fortunately, I’m busy playing a lot of matches, which is the best interference to spend time …
“We’re just trying to play every game and kind of life every day as well as possible, make sure we laugh, make sure we have fun, and the break will take care of himself.
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