Heart Breaking News: Grigor Dimitrov’s die in a Car Cr minute ago….
The world No 10 lost 6-4, 6-3 against Tommy Paul in the Nordic Open Final in Stockholm, but it was his interview with Spilxperten that may be the biggest story of the week in that event, as he gave candid answers to questions.
When asked if he had ever had battles with mental health issues, the experienced and popular Bulgarian players gave this response.
“I had severe moments of anxiety, panic attacks, even throughout the tennis match. Of course, I think it always helps when you can talk to people and share, even if it’s another tennis player.
“I always say we all should be more open to each other. I know it’s difficult. I know it’s a very individual sport. I know it’s brutal, but in the end of the day, we’re all human and no different than anyone else. It just happens that we play good tennis, that’s all.
“I’ve gone through a lot of very big moments, defining moments in my life as a man. And if I sit here and tell you the things that I’ve been through, you’ll be like, wow, you still played or wow, you went through it? How did you do it?
“You know, everyone has their own path. You need to listen to your own voice within yourself because that’s very important. Of course, tennis is also important, but with experience, not just on the court but off the court, you start to realize the importance of that.”
Dimitrov went on to suggest he has been close to calling time on his tennis career when he was at his lowest moments.
