It hasn't been a completely positive season for Stefanos Tsitsipas, who has had too many downs and too many ups, the most humiliating of which - as the Greek himself admitted - was his failure to qualify for the ATP Finals.
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Tsitsipas hopes to come backat the highest levels in 2025, with his main goal being to try to win a Slam.
"Not being part of the ATP Finals this year has been humiliating and has taught me the value of resilience. I try to reach it, but I have understood that perfection does not exist within me, and that's okay. Even if you would like to achieve it, it will not come just because that thought exists: the real difference is in the commitment and the constant effort you make.
Change is not necessarily a bad thing. It is a process that requires patience and commitment, even if the results do not show it immediately. I trust that these changes will take me where I want to be," explained the Greek, as reported by Punto de Break.
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After winning the Monte Carlo Rolex Masters for the third time in his career and reaching the quarterfinals at the French Open, losing only to the eventual champion Carlos Alcaraz, the Greek player experienced many lows.
At the Wimbledon Championships he was eliminated in the 2nd round and, between the Cincinnati Open and the US Open, he achieved only one victory. Things did not go better in the last part of the season: the points collected did not allow him to punch the pass to the ATP Finals. Tsitsipas qualified for the Masters year-end from 2019 to 2023, triumphing in London in his first ever appearance.
Tsitsipas will coem back on the court for the upcoming 2025 Australian Swing: the Greek as already played a final in Melbourne, in 2023, losing in three sets against Novak Djokovic.
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