Stefanos Tsitsipas is going through the worst moment of his entire career and there are not many solutions in sight at the moment. The Greek ace a finalist at the Australian Open in 2023 (when he was defeated by Novak Djokovic) hoped to start the season well and get a good result at Melbourne Park, but his run in the first Major of 2025 ended in the first round against Alex Michelsen.
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The champion from Athens has shown the same weaknesses as in the last two seasons and his mental strength has fallen to lower and lower levels, not allowing him to react as he would expect from a player of his caliber in the most delicate moments of the various matches.
'Tsitsi' is still quite young and has time to get back on the right path, but the feeling is that his career has already reached an important crossroads. The next few months will be crucial to outline the future of Stefanos, who has not achieved the desired shake-up from the professional separation with his father Apostolos.
Paula Badosa supports Tsitsipas
The former Top 10 has found happiness off the tennis court together with his colleague Paula Badosa, who has supported him a lot in the recent period to try to get him out of this very delicate moment.
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After reaching the third round at the AO, Badosa asked fans to support the Greek champion and promised that her boyfriend will try to get back to the player he was until a few years ago.
Guys I want a round of applause for him because hes not having the best moment, but he will come back Paula said.
The 2019 ATP Finals champion will have plenty of time to reflect in the coming weeks and will have to find new solutions to revive his career, which has entered a moment of stagnation. The Greek ace is a long way from his goal of winning a Grand Slam tournament and only has to think about his game, which has too many weaknesses now.
