Jessica Pegula admits to frustration and nearly smashing rackets in victory at Charleston Open

Pegula's admission of her frustration and nearly smashing her rackets is a reminder that even the best players can struggle with their emotions on court.

Jessica Pegula admits to frustration and nearly smashing rackets in victory at Charleston Open

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Tennis is a game that requires immense physical and mental strength. Players need to be able to control their emotions while on court, especially during high-pressure situations. This was evident during the Charleston Open match between Jessica Pegula and Irina Begu.

Pegula, the richest player in tennis, had won the opening set and was leading 4-0 in the second set. Everything seemed to be going her way, and victory looked certain. However, Begu mounted a stunning comeback, winning six consecutive games to take the second set 6-4. Pegula was visibly frustrated and admitted that she came close to smashing all of her rackets in that moment of frustration.

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“I have no idea what happened, honestly,” Pegula said after the match. “I don’t know. At one point I was about to smash all my rackets and the next thing you know I’m here so that sentence though it’s never over until it’s over.

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Pegula’s admission of her frustration and nearly smashing her rackets is a reminder that even the best players can struggle with their emotions on court. However, her ability to channel that frustration into a positive outcome is a testament to her mental strength.

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Jessica Pegula, the rising star dominating women’s tennis

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Jessica Pegula

Jessica Pegula, the 29-year-old American tennis player, has emerged as a dominant force in women’s tennis. With her recent victories at the WTA events, she has made a name for herself in the world of tennis. On the WTA Tour, Pegula has won two singles matches, seven doubles matches, one WTA Challenger doubles match, and seven ITF doubles matches.

Pegula‘s recent success has been due to her aggressive playing style, which allows her to take control of the court. She has a powerful serve and a big forehand, which often puts her opponents on the back foot. Pegula is also a good mover on the court, making it difficult for her opponents to hit winners.

Pegula’s current ranking of world No. 3 is a testament to her hard work and dedication to the sport. With her impressive performances and consistent results, she is a player to watch out for in the upcoming tournaments.

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