Tsitsipas and Badosa broke up after losing to Wimbledon

Tsitsipas and Badosa canceled and deleted photos on Instagram, and confirmed to acquaintances about breaking up. This happened after Tsitsipas was injured to give up halfway in the first round of Wimbledon with rival Valentin Royer, and Badosa lost to Katie Boulter after three sets.

as well as last breakup, Tsitsipas and Badosa were said to be arranged in peace, but realized their personal relationships went down. Tsitsipas only ranked No. 24 seeds in Wimbledon, his lowest position in the past half decade. The Greek player has gone through 5 consecutive Grand Slams without passing the second round. Badosa was often injured, causing her to spend a year empty -handed.

Tsitsipas started dating Spanish colleagues in 2023. Since then, they have always shared moments together on social networks, attracting thousands of fans and gradually becoming a symbolic protest of the tennis village. Thanks to their appearance, both also earned advertising contracts, encroaching on the field of fashion and photo model. About a week ago, Tsitsipas also posted a video that he and Badosa experienced the challenge of enjoying the traditional cuisine of Greece and Spain. "They had to struggle to maintain their relationship, besides their career, but failed. In April, they even discussed the idea of organizing weddings in Greece - the country that Badosa loved.

In an attempt to rediscover his form, Tsitsipas appointed coach Goran Ivanisevic two weeks ago, as soon as the season of the pitch. But the former coach of Novak Djokovic could not help the 26 -year -old player improved the unforgettable achievement in Wimbledon, where he had never gone more than four. "I will have the answer in the next few months. I am fighting this, doing everything I can but I haven't seen the exit ".

Badosa also made the same statement, saying that she had to look at the compatriot Rafael Nadal to cope with injury and see it as a tragedy of her career. The world's No. 9 female player acknowledged the ability to retire before the age of 30 because of not finding a solution to overcome persistent injuries.