The hottest sport on the morning of May 31: What did Tsitsipas say after the shocking loss at Roland Garros?

(Sports news) Stefanos Tsitsipas could not hide his disappointment after a surprise defeat to 19-year-old Holger Rune in the fourth round of Roland Garros.

What did Tsitsipas say after the shock loss at Roland Garros?

Stefanos Tsitsipas was unable to repeat his achievement of reaching the Roland Garros final last year when he was defeated by 19-year-old Holger Rune in the fourth round. In a post-match interview, Tsitsipas said: “I really don’t. I’m under a lot of pressure, it’s ridiculous, and again I’m stubborn, I’m trying to change it.”

Tsitsipas stops at Roland Garros

Raducanu prepares for Wimbledon

Emma Raducanu’s grass season has kicked off after she received a ticket to the Nottingham Open, the WTA 250, which runs from June 4-12. The British number 1 female tennis player will compete in front of a home audience for the first time since her historic victory at the US Open last September.

McGregor thinks Joshua will have a hard time getting revenge on Usyk

Oleksandr Usyk’s rematch with Anthony Joshua is scheduled to take place on July 23 in Saudi Arabia. Talking about this “blockbuster” fight, UFC fighter Conor McGregor said: “Last time it didn’t go so well, it was a difficult question. Joshua is a good guy and I wish him well. Usyk is also a great guy and I hope there will be a good match for both of them.”

Verstappen and Perez are not afraid to compete for the championship

Winning the Monaco stage helps Sergio Perez with the leader and teammate Max Verstappen drop to 15 points on the individual rankings.

When asked if the individual championship race could dent their relationship, Verstappen replied: “I don’t think so.” Interrupting his teammates, Perez asked jokingly: “Are we still loving each other?” Verstappen replied: “Yes. Why did that change? We worked really well as a team.”