NEW YORK – Apostolos Tsitsipas feels he never really left Stefanos Tsitsipas’ side: “It’s not exactly a new chapter, it’s more like a continuation with a bit more wisdom.” The Greek coach and father of the former world No. 3
Stefanos Tsitsipas‘ choice is simple. He can be the Phoenix. Or he can become Sisyphus. If the gods of Olympus forced us to read only one tennis website out of all those available, reading CLAY would be a good choice
ATHENS – Stefanos Tsitsipas does not like dictators; he wants to work with people he feels comfortable with. Thus, at the end (will it be the end?) of a turbulent few months, the Greek player ended his brief relationship with
Stefanos Tsitsipas survived the harshness of bullying thanks to tennis. His mother, former Greek-Russian tennis player Julia Salnikova, revealed in an interview on Greek television that the former world number three was subjected to physical violence at school by a
Stefanos Tsitsipas grew tired of Apostolos Tstsipas’ dual role and decided to remove him from his coaching staff: “It is with a heavy heart that I inform you that my collaboration with my father as a coach has come to
