The coronavirus pandemic currently has one of its main epicenters in Europe (especially Italy and Spain, third and fourth country with the most registered cases). In Greece, where he comes from Stefanos TsitsipasAt the moment, the situation is much more pleasant, since only 892 people were infected (27 died).
Apparently, the 21-year-old tennis player is suffering from this quarantine. The number 6 in the world of tennis made it clear during a 31-minute video that he uploaded to his YouTube account, in which he found it difficult to carry a common thread and ended up acknowledging that being alone in his isolation led him to speak with different objects, like a beer bottle.
"I really need a shower because I'm dirty and also thirsty, but not from this (he pointed to a bottle of beer). Here's what happens to you when you're quarantined for so long: you lose your mind, you lose yourself in your shit at any given time. And start talking to objects"Confessed the champion of the London Masters last year.
As the talk went on, the video took more serious when the young tennis player reflected on being away from his family. Tsitsipas, who is usually accompanied in tournaments by his innermost core, acknowledged that he is currently fighting with his parents and for this reason he is doing solitary isolation.
"If you were wondering why I'm not with my family. We had a light discussion a few days ago and I left. I still love them, I really want to see them again, but sometimes it is quite stressful to be there. So I decided to go and be alone, ”said the Greek.
The tennis player, angry at his level against the Australian, took it out destroying everything in his path with his racket. First he hit a billboard, which caught his dad's attention. Then he smashed a chair; but he ended up accidentally hurting his parent. Angry, his father left the area and left his son alone.
This situation was not well seen by Julia Apostoli, mother of the athlete. The woman ejected from her seat and approached the bench to reproach her for her actions.