Beau Stefanos Tsitsipas’ Gritty Fight Inspires Girlfriend Paula Badosa as She Gears up to Tease a Sudden Vienna Surprise

Former world no. 3 Stefanos Tsitsipas hit it out of the park once again with his performance at the Vienna Open in the last match. He was up against Dominic Thiem, the home favorite, and Tomas Machac, and he was able to overcome his opponents and emerge victorious. However, the match was certainly not an easy one.

Everyone saw Tsitsipas struggling during the match here and there. And his fans have attributed this to the fact that his girlfriend Paula Badosa who accompanies him at every tournament was missing at this one. So, they have sent in a special request for her and were totally rooting for the same.

Stefanos Tsitsipas’ fans ask Paula Badosa to come and cheer for him at the next match

Tsitsipas has entered the quarter-finals of the Vienna Open after defeating Thiem and Machac. He will not be playing against Borna Gojo in the next match. Usually, he is accompanied by his girlfriend Paula Badosa for most of his tournaments, but this time she was nowhere to be seen.

Fans were antsy as they wanted her to be in the stands and cheer for him. So, one of the fans went as far as to even post on Paula Badosa’s profile as well. The fan wrote, “Paula, you can book the flight.”

After this post, Paula Badosa also replied to the comment. She replied with, “Pame”, which means Let’s Go. Their fans are so excited about them being together that they wish to see them supporting each other at matches too.

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And now people are excited to see if Paula Badosa will actually show up for Tsitsipas’ match with Gojo. Everybody has their own assumptions and previews about this match. Let’s take a look at the facts.

Speculation around the match between Tsitsipas and Gojo

This season has had a fair share of ups and downs for Tsitsipas. He had around 44 wins and played 64 matches. He even won a title at the Los Carbos Open. Not just that, he also finished as a runner-up at the Barcelona Open and the Australian Open 2023.

On the other hand, Gojo has also had 43 wins and played 67 matches. Their ratio is quite close to one another. He also reached the fourth round of the US Open and finished up as the runner-up in the Murcia Challenger and the Monterrey Challenger. Both of them hold the same chances if their scores this season are compared. But we are still taking votes. Which team are you, Team Tsitsipas or Team Gojo?

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