Aryna Sabalenka Teases BFF Paula Badosa’s Taste in Men With a Tongue in Cheek Remark

Tennis sweethearts Paula Badosa and Stefanos Tsitsipas rule the court and the hearts of fans. Whether they’re supporting each other from the stands or sharing sweet moments on social media, the duo never fails to mesmerize their fans. However, it seems their relationship has also become a topic of playful banter among their peers. In the latest amusing twist, Belarusian tennis star Aryna Sabalenka couldn’t resist a friendly tease at Paula Badosa over her taste in men.

Badosa an Sabalenka are very close friends off the court. They have often shared their difficulty facing each other and how they try to keep their friendship away during matches. After their third-round encounter at the French Open, Sabalenka admitted the difficulties. “It’s very tough; we have to separate things. I try not to watch the other side and just bring my best game.” Close friendship calls for some teasing and Sabalenka is no different.

In a video featured on Berlin Open’s Instagram post, Aryna Sabalenka can be heard talking about her friend Paula Badosa. When asked which shot of the Spaniard is the best according to Sabalenka, she said it’s a tough question to answer. She further highlighted that she should be asked some different questions, like what’s her type of guy. “I mean obviously Greek,” she said. Adding to the fun was another close friend who completes the trio, Ons Jabeur.

In an interview, Tsitsipas talked about his support for the Spanish team for the Euro Cup. When asked which team he is supporting, he said, “I’ve got to keep my girlfriend happy.” However, Badosa is not the only player who mesmerizes the Greek star!

“I greatly admire..”: Stefanos Tsitsipas is all praises for World No. 1 Jannik Sinner

Jannik Sinner is all set to face some of the big names of the tennis world at the Halle Open, as he begins his grass-court season. However, ahead of his venture, he was seen in all-around praises for the World No. 1 Jannik Sinner.

Speaking in a video that featured on Tennis Channel, he highlighted the strength of the Italian. “He’s a very talented guy, but above all, a great guy, on and off the track. One of the most pleasant people on the circuit, I greatly admire your great competitiveness.” Continuing further, he called Sinner the face of the sport in the future. “In my opinion, he is a great representative of this sport, tennis needs people like him because he is a great example for children and for all working people.”

As both Sinner and Tsitsipas start their grass-court season, it will be interesting to see if they can do something exceptional ahead of Wimbledon, the elephant in the room!