With Wimbledon days away, the tennis world is buzzing with off-court drama. Spanish player Paula Badosa doubled down on her characterization of her relationship with Greek star Stefanos Tsitsipas as “toxic,” saying at a pre-tournament press conference: “There were so many toxic moments. I already said it and other players have confirmed it… I suffered for a year.” She added that her struggles went beyond injuries, hinting at more revelations to come.
On a lighter note, German star Alexander Zverev gave fans a brief scare when he was seen sneezing heavily ahead of the tournament. His diagnosis? Not illness — just a self-described “grass allergy,” an unfortunate condition for someone about to compete on Wimbledon’s hallowed lawns.
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