Stefanos Tsitsipas and Paula Badosa are one of the most adored couples in the sporting world at the moment. Earlier this year, they stunned one and all by announcing their relationship. Subsequently, the tennis power couple spent some wonderful time together on vacations, deepening their bond. A few weeks back, there were talks about troubles between the two. However, those rumors didn’t seem to affect them as Tsitsipas made an emotional revelation regarding his relationship with the Spanish tennis beauty.

The Greece tennis star is in Austria where he’s playing in the Erste Bank Open. His heartfelt confession about his girlfriend will make any couple look up to him.

What did Stefanos Tsitsipas say about his relationship with Paula Badosa?

During an interview before his tournament in Vienna, the 25-year-old opened up about how he and Badosa are dealing with their relationship. He even went on to give an example of his parents to explain the strong bond between him and Badosa.

Talking about it, he explained, “Everything, on and off court. I honestly think that even if we wouldn’t have been tennis players, we could’ve still found the same passion and love for each other. It just happens to come through tennis, which is a beautiful story because my journey starts with tennis, her journey starts with tennis.”

Further, he went on to add, “My family, my father and mother met each other through tennis. it’s such an easy love relationship and I feel like, we so much belong to each other and it’s one of those very rare things I feel like and I don’t want to sound cliche or cheezy but that’s how it is.”

Last week, Tsitsipas achieved a big feat with his brother. Subsequently, Badosa congratulated the two with a wonderful message.

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Badosa posts heartfelt message for Tsitsipas brothers

Earlier this month, Tsitsipas captured his maiden doubles title of the season with his brother Petros. The two won the ATP 250 title in Antwerp, Belgium, defeating Adam Pavlasek and Ariel Behar in the summit clash. Badosa was there to cheer Tsitsipas and his brother as they won their first title together this year.

After their title victory, Badosa shared a winning selfie with the two brothers on social media and said, “Finally! Champions. I’m so happy for you both.” She congratulated the duo on an amazing week of tennis while thanking the crowd for their support.

Tsitsipas will look to continue his winning form as he takes the field in Vienna. He has already won his opening round match against Dominic Thiem and will face qualifier Tomas Machac in the next round.

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