“Badosa I love you,” Stefanos Tsitsipas left in splits by young fan who expresses his admiration for Paula Badosa
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Stefanos Tsitsipas found himself in stitches during a recent tennis event when a teenage fan proclaimed his admiration for his girlfriend Paula Badosa.
Tsitsipas was going through his routines during a practice session when the incident occurred. The young boy who was practicing with him saw Badosa and took advantage of the opportunity to express himself, exclaiming loudly, “Badosa, I love you!” Everyone, including Tsitsipas, was taken aback by the unexpected statement of love for the Spanish player.
Tsitsipas, known for his lighthearted temperament both on and off the court, couldn’t help but giggle when he heard the declaration of love. Tsitsipas’ immediate reaction converted the event into a pleasant and hilarious discussion, with the little fan’s feelings acknowledged jokingly.
The little fan’s scream not only made everyone laugh but also demonstrated the lighter side of the typically serious and cutthroat world of professional tennis. The moment was captured and Badosa put the video on her Instagram story captioning with “I love you too.“
Paula Badosa expresses belief in Stefanos Tsitsipas’ potential to become World No. 1
Badosa has shown her faith in her partner, Stefanos Tsitsipas, and expressed her desire for him to reach the coveted World No. 1 ranking in tennis. Badosa also expressed her desire for a once-in-a-lifetime achievement: both of them winning the Australian Open championships in their respective categories next year.
The duo, who confirmed their relationship in May 2023 and made it public following Wimbledon, has swiftly become a tennis world darling. Their joint Instagram account, ‘Tsitsidosa,’ a portmanteau of their names, has a sizable fan base that enjoys their touching shows of devotion and mutual support. Badosa recently spoke with the magazine about their relationship, her enormous faith in Tsitsipas’ tennis ability, and their shared goals.
Tsitsipas has shown glimpses of brilliance throughout his career, winning praise for his exceptional abilities and sportsmanship. In the extremely competitive tennis landscape, however, reaching the World No. 1 remains a hard undertaking, demanding sustained excellence and resilience.
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