Giorgi’s attire at the tournament sparked controversy, as she was cautioned by the umpire for having a De’Longhi advertisement logo on her dress that appeared excessively big.
The Italian journalist asked the person if they were disappointed with their defeat, which made them angry when facing the media.
“Disappointed?” she asked with a sarcastic grin, in response to the inquiry.
Every time I am eliminated, asking me about a plan B is pointless. My tennis has and always will be Plan A.
Later, she clarified to the journalist that viewing a video of her loss wouldn’t be beneficial and instead preferred watching something else.
“I don’t believe studying the style of a player like Kasatkina would be beneficial for me,” Giorgi stated. “Her brand of tennis differs greatly from mine.”
“If you consistently hit the ball over the net, it implies that you’re playing safe. On the other hand, my gameplay is more aggressive which naturally comes with a higher risk of making mistakes.”
I could never have won against Sabalenka if I had played defensively, given her playing style.
I have no intention of watching the video of this match as I am not interested in observing a defensive gameplay.
“I am able to observe my role models, such as Agassi or Sampras. I can witness how Del Potro, who holds the most striking serve on the circuit performs and analyze Djokovic’s method of returning.”
However, she expressed positivity regarding her time at Roland Garros.
“I had a fantastic week and I didn’t anticipate making it to this round. Despite only playing a few tournaments since the start of the year, my current world ranking is 26th, so overall I’m very pleased with how my tournament went,” she expressed.
