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French Open 2024: Evergrowing Bopanna 'Adapting And Enjoying' Despite Clay Not Being The Biggest Strength

India바카라s evergrowing 44-year-old Rohan Bopanna will fly to Paris with just one goal in mind - a deep run at the Open and the Olympics. He kept his cards close to his chest after disappointing results at Monte Carlo, Madrid and Rome

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India바카라s evergrowing 44-year-old Rohan Bopanna will fly to Paris with just one goal in mind - a deep run at the Open and the Olympics. 

The Australian Open champion is keeping his cards close to his chest after disappointing results at Monte Carlo, Madrid and Rome but is hopeful to have a good start in Paris, go one better than 2023 and is looking forward to carrying the confidence from the last three Grand Slams.

바카라To start better than last year [first round]. It바카라s not one of the best clay-court seasons we바카라ve had so far [partner Matthew Ebden]. But it is a fresh beginning. The last three Grand Slams have been pretty fruitful. So, looking to just get a good start,바카라 Rohan Bopanna was quoted as saying by Sportstar. 

The World No.4 further went on to say that the confidence and belief has been brewing for the doubles duo after their success in Melbourne at the Australian Open but also came to terms that clay was not their biggest strength. 

바카라Of course! Now, there is confidence and belief to win a Grand Slam. Earlier, the situation was different. To be honest, I don바카라t think clay is our biggest strength. But both of us are adapting and enjoying ,바카라 he added.

The 44-year-old opined that despite clay not being the go-to surface as a doubles team, the ever-learning Bopanna has started to adapt and enjoy playing on the orange dirt. 

The two-time Grand Slam champion also sang Sumit Nagal praises and was very optimistic about India바카라s tennis growth with Nagal and Yuki Bhambri making it into the main draw at the French.

바카라As a team, I don바카라t think it is a strength, but as an individual, I have really started enjoying playing on clay. I바카라ve adapted and am still learning. Sumit has been playing very well and this time he has qualified directly into the main draw, which is really good. I saw him play in Monte Carlo; he바카라s grown and matured. Yuki Bhambri is also in the doubles main draw. It바카라s definitely going to give a big boost for Indian tennis,바카라 he concluded. 

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