Famous former Russian tennis player Andrei Olkhovsky, who is the sixth racket in the world and reached the Roland Garros final in doubles, and also won two ATP tournaments in singles during his career, said in his comment to socialbites.ca that the most important thing is that the reason for the failure is Andrey Rublev’s ATP Award of the Year His performance in the Final Tournament was determined not by the psychological unpreparedness of the Russians, but by the strength of his opponents.
“I think the game did not work. What does it mean to be psychologically unprepared? Of course, the desire to win was great. But in every tournament there is a desire, and here the strongest have gathered. To be successful, it was necessary to show the best game, but this does not always happen. So the psychological situation maybe “There is a desire, something is not going well and it affects. But he still has a good season. I think Andrey understands this himself. It’s okay, you just have to keep working,” says Olkhovsky.
Rublev lost all three matches in Group B at the Final Tournament in Turin; He lost first to his compatriot Daniil Medvedev, then to Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz, and finally to Germany’s Alexander Zverev. The Russian player could not win a single set throughout the entire tournament.
Previously Daniil Medvedev acceptedthat he was crazy.