Paola padosa wins and dances on the track: “I don’t want to cry, but a few months ago I thought about retiring”

Paula Badosa She is a happy tennis player after reaching the quarters of the US Open for the first time a year after she was forced to withdraw from the tournament due to her back injury. The word left Louis Armstrong dancing to the rhythm of the kodoro dance, the song of Lucenzo.

Match. “I think it was a fight at first. The conditions were very bad and I thought I was going to die. I knew that Wang would be difficult, but I, Mrs. I would have been on track for three hours if necessary. I have great confidence. The difficulty of the match is that I was the favorite and I was nervous. Right and the service worked for me.”

Physical problems. “I don’t want to cry, last year I had to retire and after one year I’m in the rooms. It’s a dream come true. A few months ago, I was thinking about retiring because I no longer believed in myself.”

Music. “I like Latin music, reggaeton, that’s what I listen to before matches because it puts me in a rhythm.”