Wimbledon 2025: Anisimova, Alcaraz, Sabalenka and Rublev on taking care of mental health
With a 11 -month season, players go from the hotel room around the world to the hotel room with a push for points and prize money.
This is the psychological impact of trying to break a losing line, the pressure of trying to gain great Islamic and abusive messages on social media.
Matteo Berrettiin, who struggled with three years of injuries, said that being in court was a “heavy” feeling, that Alexander Zverev, the number three, was “lack of joy” in and outside the tennis and “he has never felt empty before.”
Andrey Rubev was open and tells about his struggles Guardian in January– external He worked with a psychologist to stop feeling “the crazy anxiety and stress of understanding what to do with my life.”
It also has a new perspective. At one point, winning a great Islam was everything for Ruber. Now, he says he knows he will never change his life – but he also knows how difficult it is to give yourself away from sports.
“Finally, tennis is just a trigger. Something you need to face.” He said.
“You tell Sascha [Zverev] It will be hard for him to take a break. He would love to play. Of course, Casper [Ruud]Maybe it’s not easy for him either. “
