All’s well that ends well, it is often said. The case of Stefanos Tsitsipas and Paula Badosa is no exception. Shortly after announcing the end of their relationship, the two were spotted together in Paris, only to unite once again. Subsequently, they revealed that things had improved between the two, and they were in a relationship again. Amid these ups and downs, the two have bonded together for an exciting partnership.

Tsitsipas and Badosa have teamed up to play mixed doubles at the ongoing French Open. Although not unfamiliar with playing with each other, the two will get together on the tennis court after a long time. Recently, Tsitsipas revealed why they decided to play this format.

He said, “Paris holds a special place for me and Paula, that’s where we had our first date right before Roland-Garros last year, our anniversary occurs here, so for us it was a no-brainer to play our first mixed doubles in Roland-Garros.”

Tsitsipas and Badosa started dating in May last year. A few weeks later, they made their relationship official and often shared glimpses of their time spent together. Later that year, the two teamed up on the court to play mixed doubles together. At the World Tennis League match, the power couple defeated Daniil Medvedev and Sofia Kenin. With the two being no strangers on the tennis court, it won’t be a surprise to see them thrive at the French Open. As a result, Badosa can’t control her excitement before their first match in the City of Love.

Paula Badosa’s cheeky response on playing together with Stefanos Tsitsipas

Along with their singles commitments, Badosa and Tsitsipas can also be seen sweating it out during practice sessions for mixed doubles. With Badosa not being 100% as far as her physical state was concerned this year, questions arose as to why she decided to go ahead with her mixed doubles commitments. However, the Spanish beauty had a hilarious take on partnering with her boyfriend.

She said, “He will work for me so I don’t have to run much. It’s good to practice”. Badosa’s words were shared by a journalist on Twitter to which the Spanish star reacted by saying, “Hahahahaha,” followed by a trio of laughing-out-loud emojis.

Badosa and Tsitsipas will take on the Japanese-American combination of Ena Shibahara and Nathaniel Lammons. Can the power couple spring a surprise and win the French Open mixed doubles crown? Let us know your views in the comments below.