‘Focused’ Sebastian Korda reflects on the importance of Andre Agassi in his life, claims he helps him grow as a person
Korda, who shares a profound bond with the tennis icon, acknowledged Agassi's significant influence.
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With the Australian Open looming on the horizon, players are all set to be geared up. Sebastian Korda, too, is ready to create an impact at this year’s Melbourne tournament.
In a recent interview with Tennis Majors, he talked about various topics, particularly the impact of tennis legend Andre Agassi on his life.
Korda discussed the problems he faced after a right wrist injury hampered his last season. He recalled his noteworthy performance in Australia last year, where he reached the finals in Adelaide and advanced far into Melbourne. Despite the hurdles, he expressed thanks for the opportunity to perform in Adelaide again, emphasizing the city’s positive energy.
However, it was the mention of his close connection with Andre Agassi that sparked intrigue. Korda, who shares a profound bond with the tennis icon, acknowledged Agassi’s significant influence. Keeping the details of Agassi’s advice private.
I will keep those gems a secret, but yes, we do spend a lot of time together.Korda stated
When asked about his coaching connection with former Czech player Radek Stepanek, he commended Stepanek’s coaching style. Korda emphasized their great chemistry and expressed optimism that they would achieve positive outcomes together.
He has known me since I was born and we work pretty well together.He said.
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Sebastian Korda ousted from Adelaide International
Jiri Lehecka of the Czech Republic raced into the Adelaide International final, defeating third-seeded Sebastian Korda 6-2, 6-1 at Memorial Drive. The stunning victory took only 73 minutes, highlighting Lehecka’s outstanding form.
Lehecka, the seventh seed, signaled his intentions early on with a brilliant serve. He promptly broke Korda in the second game. The American, son of 1998 Australian Open champion Petr Korda, was unable to hold off the Czech’s unrelenting onslaught.
Lehecka’s dominance on the court left Korda unanswerable, and the game went quickly, finishing in a one-sided encounter that confirmed Lehecka’s spot in the final.
The Czech player’s ability to dominate the game was clear as he dictated the pace and executed precise shots.
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