Aryna Sabalenka has shown maturity in many moments during her career. The Belarusian tennis player dominates the tennis scene, but it seems that losing to Coco Gauff in the final of the French Open was one of the hardest moments in her career.
The public was somewhat outraged by the statements of Sabalenka, who pointed out that Swiatek would probably beat Gauff.
The Belarusian tennis player was not satisfied with her game, and her fitness trainer Jason Stacy spoke about her performance and failure.
Speaking to Tennis Channel, Stacysaid that the match was tough, although it looked like Sabalenka was full of energy. However, it seems that she burned herself out in that huge desire and created an additional problem for herself.
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Stacypointed out that Sabalenka was frustrated with her game, and the frustration grew from moment to moment.
However, in the end, he points out that showed her character by taking responsibility after the match. The Belarusian tennis player shows how much she matures year after year, ready to take on responsibility when she realizes it's up to her.
So the greatest part was right after that match when we were in the locker room or the gym, all she was talking about was how she was taking responsibility for it. How her behaviour was an embarrassment to the team and herself and the next morning she came up with ideas over how that happened and trying to come up with solutions.
Whereas before we would have to have a talk, drag things out, and it would evolve. But she, on her own, started reading this book, she started asking questions and came to us saying this is what I was thinking, what do you guys think? So she was already much more mature and experienced about it.- she said, as quoted by Tennis Gazette.
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Being a top player means taking responsibility
To become a great player, sometimes it's important to understand that there's a problem within you and that you need to work on some things.
That's why Sabalenka is at the very top of the tennis scene, because she's willing to take responsibility when things aren't going her way.
