Aryna Sabalenka Opens Up About French Open Collapse

Aryna Sabalenka recently suffered a stunning collapse at the French Open, losing 10 games in a row to Diana Shnaider.

The world No 1 had been playing well, winning the first set 6-3 and leading 5-3 in the second.

But then she lost control, screaming at her coaching team and herself in frustration.

The conditions were tough, with strong winds making play difficult.

Sabalenka's implosion was not entirely surprising, given her history of on-court outbursts.

However, this collapse was different, with Sabalenka admitting she felt like quitting tennis after the loss.

In a recent interview, Sabalenka reflected on the match, saying she waited an hour and a half before addressing the press.

Sabalenka is now preparing for Wimbledon, the next Grand Slam tournament.

She will be looking to bounce back from her French Open disappointment and regain her form.

Sabalenka's interview revealed a more personal side to her personality, showing she is more than just her on-court antics.

On 27 June, Sabalenka spoke about her emotions after the match, giving a candid insight into her mindset.

The Belarusian tennis star is known for her ferocity on court, but her interview showed a more nuanced personality.

Aryna Sabalenka's fans will be hoping she can put her French Open disappointment behind her and succeed at Wimbledon.