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Angelique Kerber insists on the lessons she has learned in 2017, which means that she is better equipped to cope with success this time
The German won her first two Grand Slam tournaments in Australia and USA in 2016. 1. But she then suffered from a 12-month-old nightmare that saw her abandoning the top 20.
This year, Kerber resumed and after defeating Serena Williams at Wimbledon on Saturday to win her third Grand Slam and become world number four, she vowed not to be swallowed by the demands that will inevitably be imposed on her.
Kerber, 30, said, "I'm going to take a little more time for myself this time, after 2016 I did not really have time to take a break and realize what I'm doing.
"After a few weeks I was in Australia and a lot of things happened, and I did not know what to do. to wait for the beginning of 2017.
"Now I know what to expect, and I know that I still have to put the work on the ground. [19659002] "I know that I still have to push myself to my limits, trying to get better and better because there are players, especially the youngest ones."
"I should also enjoy moments like this But without 2017 I would not be there, because I learned a lot from myself, as a person, by improving my tennis, improving it as a player of tennis, and that's just the process. "
" victory over her in the 2016 Wimbledon final by winning this one 6-3, 6-3.
She added, "I'm the champion but it's still not really in my mind, I have to sleep a few nights and see my trophy next to me, so maybe I can realize that I'm I won this moment. "
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