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Skeleton Baking Because Murder Is Wrong Shirt! In our days before he embarked on his glorious, dramatic run to the Roland Garros final, Stefanos Tsitsipas took to the field at a country club in the suburbs of Paris and began to put his arms around, reaching as far as he doesn't look like a 22-year-old man. tennis stars and more are like a Ferris wheel that has just been turned on and is gently accelerating. Today is shoe testing day. Tsitsipas wore a new pair of black sneakers from his sponsor Adidas; black shorts; and a white t-shirt with the words Terre battue ("clay court", more or less, and the slogan of the French Open). Shoulder-length locks, sunbeams seeping into his face, he ordered an extra headband. While he waited, he took out a bag and ate some pastries. Soon after that Tsitsipas's coach - his father, Apostolos - set up a quad, and Tsitsipas hit his backhand after landing, an exercise designed to improve his margin, eliminating red dirt so it looks like the balls are landing on the moon. “He always wants to improve, no matter what he is doing,” said Nick Tzekos, a representative for Tsitsipas.

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“I was with him yesterday, and he was like, ‘I made my own font! '” Yes, that's right: his own font. In addition to being the world's third-ranked tennis player, the youngest person in the Top Ten ATP, and the subject of countless confusing nicknames (Greek God, Greek Lightning), Tsitsipas seems to be finding his time. time to participate. graphic design. Unusually for a professional athlete of his caliber, he nurtured an extra-curricular talent and an odd passion, continuing to open doors to the world from his closed athletic circuit. Skeleton Baking Because Murder Is Wrong Shirt!  “I think the growth started outside of the tennis court, and then it went into my tennis,” he said. Born in 1998 in Athens, Tsitsipas grew up in the coastal suburb of Vouliagmeni. He studied tennis at the age of three at the local club, where both his father and mother, Julia, a former professional tennis player born in the Soviet Union, worked as coaches. Stefanos is the eldest of four children in Tsitsipas' family: His brother and doubles partner, Petros, recently competed in the ATP tournament, while their younger brothers, Pavlos and Elisavet, are competing in the tournament. grassroots competition. Since childhood, Stefanos has been different: quiet, comfortable in solitude, introverted as he is now.