‘Can Get Lost’ – Aiming for a Heroic US Open, Frances Tiafoe Goes All Out With His Staggering Confession Opposing His Extroverted Personality
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Frances Tiafoe has undoubtedly become one of the biggest contenders for the ongoing US Open title after reaching the top 10 spots of the ATP rankings in 2022. While showcasing his remarkable tennis prowess, ‘Bigfoe’ has also brought to light his exuberant and ferociously expressive personality on the court. It is quite evident in his impassioned performances, gestures, and even in his post-match celebrations. However, there is another disparate side to his extroverted personality, according to some new revelations from the American tennis star himself.
Emphasizing on the same, Tiafoe recently revealed how he switches to a different mode in order to gear up for his participation in a tournament.
Frances Tiafoe opens up about his ‘super low-key’ side
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In a recent interview with GQ, the current world No. 10 was questioned if he typically shuts his phone down in the weeks before matches. It was asked in light of his decision to go to full-on airplane mode prior to the previous season’s Grand Slam event in New York.
“I’m pretty closed off. I do my thing, keep it super low-key,” Tiafoe answered. The American tennis player also said that he is quite excited to be back at his home hardcourt major event while aiming for a historic US Open title. However, his major assertions were followed by a cryptic response, “You can get lost in the city pretty easy, so I have to be real with myself.”
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Decoding the meaning behind his response, ‘Bigfoe’ said that he doesn’t like to spend any extra energy on unnecessary activities like going out for dinner during a tournament. The young tennis star also spoke candidly about how he tries to “disconnect” while avoiding distractions like social media, as he prefers to stay in the moment. He said, “Maybe I’ll talk to my family quickly, but not on social media other than quick posts I may need to do.”
The American’s “super low-key” revelations might come as a huge surprise as he previously opened up about how he likes to be intensely expressive.
Tiafoe on his super ‘loud’ personality
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In an honest conversation, the current world No. 10 previously revealed how he has never been reluctant about conveying his emotions and opinions. Whether it is on or off the court, ‘Bigfoe’ asserted that he can be “loud as sh*t” when it comes to his expressing himself.
Meanwhile, Tiafoe further said that he has never shied away, as he is always laughing at everybody’s faces and how he can sometimes be an ‘easygoing jokester’ and “laid back” person.
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What do you think of the American tennis star’s contradicting ‘super low-key’ and ‘loud’ sides of his personality? Let us know in the comments section.
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Edited by:
Tony Thomas