“Clumsy” tennis is shocking: The 17-year-old female tennis player asked the 50-year-old coach

(Sports news, tennis news) The love story that caused a stir in the tennis village was revealed, the 17-year-old female tennis player actively “love story” with the 50-year-old male coach.

Pam Shriver, the legendary American doubles expert, who has won 22 Grand Slam doubles recently, reveals a shocking love story in the past. The 59-year-old great tennis player has revealed the details of his love relationship with the late coach, at the age of 17.

Shriver reveals a love affair with the late coach

In an article in the British Daily Telegraph published on Wednesday (April 20), Shriver said he started working with Don Candy, a former doubles champion Roland Garros, when he was 9 years old and this coach helped her reached the US Open final in 1978 at the age of 16.

Shriver revealed she had had an “inappropriate and damaging relationship” with the late Australian coach Don Candy. The time when the two fell in love Shriver was 17 years old, and Coach Candy had turned 50 and had a family.

Shriver, now 59, said that the couple had an affair for 5 years, the 17-year-old tennis star was the one who actively confessed his feelings to Coach Candy.

Shriver expressed regret for getting involved in this damaging love affair

“Yes, he and I have been involved in a long and inappropriate love affair. He is cheating on his wife. But there are a lot of honest things about him. And I love him. Even so he does. She’s someone much older than me. This love really hurt me psychologically… Only after going to therapy did I feel a little bit lighter,” Shriver revealed to the press.

“Don never sexually abused me, but I have to say there was emotional abuse. I felt a lot of terrible emotions and I felt so alone,” Shriver continued.

Shriver added that his relationship with Coach Candy affected his performance on the field and made it difficult to adjust to normal relationships.

This may be the reason why the former American doubles legend once lived with 2 men but both broke up, now she is single.

Shriver has won 22 Grand Slam women’s doubles

Shriver said she wanted to share her own story as a warning to young players, she did not want anyone to fall into the same predicament as her.

The 22-year-old former Grand Slam doubles player has worked as a television reporter since 1997. She said she has witnessed “dozens of cases” like this over the past four decades.