In the world of tennis, strategies play a major role in clinching victories at a highly competitive tournament like the WTA Finals. Players often fine-tune their tactics, seeking the perfect formula for success. But sometimes, a surprise strategy can change the game. Ons Jabeur, a renowned tennis star, recently revealed her unusual game plan that she calls “winning ugly.”
With the harsh playing conditions in Cancun, that almost all players raised their voices against, Ons Jabeur, the Tunisian tennis icon, appears to have found a positive point. In a recent conversation with the media, the 29-year-old took an opportunity to reveal a secret win strategy that worked well for her at the WTA Finals court. The tactic undoubtedly surprised the fans to a great extent with its fascinating nature. What is this new strategy??
Tunisian tennis icon Ons Jabeur reveals her new win strategy
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As the WTA Finals in Cancun roll ahead with the exciting group stage matches, tennis sensation Ons Jabeur is gaining victories with a unique strategy. The sixth seed player, known for possessing the skills to hit a wide variety of shots, has adopted a surprising approach to gain victory in Cancun. Referring it to as “winning ugly,” the Tunisian tennis icon revealed a strategy that might not seem to be the prettiest. However, it gets the job done.
Ons Jabeur’s latest game plan at the WTA Finals revolves around applying pressure to her opponents. “The plan was honestly to put pressure on Marketa and try to hit as hard as possible. And then if that doesn’t work, the plan B was I’m going to slice every shot and try to hit some drop shots, some… I call them ‘shitty’ balls, because it can bother a lot of players!”, said Jabeur, as she talked about the win strategy she applied in her recent match against Marketa Vondrousova. This creative strategy played a major role in her 6-4, 6-3 victory over the seventh seed, despite the challenging windy conditions.
Ons Jabeur’s strategy at #WTAFinals Cancun? Win ugly, and hit 💩 balls.
“I’m trying to win ugly—maybe it’s a good thing, sometimes, to learn to play that way.” 😅https://t.co/bU3wTuNEoB
— TENNIS (@Tennis) November 3, 2023
What’s even more intriguing is Jabeur’s ability to adapt to the unique court conditions in Cancun. She shared her insight, saying, “I tried to remember which spots on the court were the worst and aimed to hit the ball there more often.” The plan, however, cannot always stand to be as straightforward as it sounds, given the unpredictability of the game. “I’m trying to win ugly—maybe it’s a good thing, sometimes, to learn to play that way,” added Jabeur, as she summed up her current win tactics. Besides revealing her not-so-usual strategy, Tunisia’s minister of happiness also presented her brighter side as a compassionate champion.
Ons Jabeur’s bright revelation as she goes emotional but makes people proud
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Ons Jabeur, the tennis star from Tunisia, not only fought hard on the court but also stood strong against her emotions during and after her tough match against Marketa Vondrousova. In an on-court interview, tears rolled down her eyes as she made a pledge that launched a wind of proud feelings right through the hearts of the fans.
“It’s very tough seeing children & babies dying every day. It’s heartbreaking”
Tunisian tennis star @Ons_Jabeur announced, in an emotional post match interview that she will donate part of her WTA Finals prize money to help Palestinians.“I am very happy with the win but I… pic.twitter.com/WR4uvWdWGS
— Mohammed Zubair (@zoo_bear) November 2, 2023
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Ons Jabeur, known for her impressive game, showed her true kindness by promising to donate her WTA Finals prize money to a noble cause. She aims to use her winnings to support humanitarian aid for Palestinians, a gesture that resonates with her compassionate spirit. The tennis sensation’s pledge proved that in the world of tennis, there has always been room for empathy and a desire to make the world a better place for those in need. As the 29-year-old controls her emotions, fans wait eagerly to see if her strategy works well enough in her upcoming match against World No. 2, Iga Swiatek.
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