An “untrained” Greek track saves the best tennis for the last time
Bonzi played very well. It was the first final for both of them and that put extra pressure on the court, ”says Shortly after the match, the Greek track looked back on its match against Ponzi. “As a result, of course, I was a little more nervous, but fortunately it turned out not to be so bad. ” said Grikob, who initially had to leave the initiative to the world number 60. “All I did was keep fighting at every point to find the best tennis. We succeeded and I’m very happy about that.”

The Greek track started the season without Sluiter, who parted ways with him at the end of last year after a difference of opinion. So he was helped in Pune by his physical trainer, Bas Van Bentome. I have two tennis coaches but I came here without one. And I think it’s better to continue traveling without a coach.” He recently added Vliegen to his squad and also works with Dennis Schenck.

Shortly after the final match, the Greek track thanked the Indian crowd. “It was my first time here, but probably not the last. People here love tennis, it’s incredible. I will carry these memories with me forever and will definitely be back next year.”