The Spanish tennis player announced that she would take a break from tennis, and compatriot Alcaraz gave her warm support

Spanish women's singles world No. 40 player Sara Sorribes Tormo announced on social media that she would temporarily retire from tennis due to physical and mental exhaustion, and was not sure whether she would make a comeback, which attracted the attention of the outside world, and Spanish tennis star Alcaraz also gave warm support after learning the news.

Women's singles world No. 40 Spanish player Tomo

The 28-year-old has won two WTA Tour titles, reached the last 16 of the French Open, peaked at 28th in the world rankings and won bronze in the women's doubles at last year's Paris Olympics.

It's just that Tomo's body and mind have been affected by playing on the tennis court for many years, and she recently posted on her personal social media to reveal her state of mind, "I want to tell everyone that for the sake of my body and mind, I decided to give myself some time, because I have been suffering for months on the tennis court." ”

"The cheerful Sara you see on the sidelines is a far cry from what I really feel inside, I've lost my passion for training and playing, and there have been more painful moments than quiet moments, and I used to be a person who loved training and competing. "I don't know if it's permanent or temporary, I want to listen to my body's feelings and make decisions that match it." ”

Alcaraz also expressed concern for the plight faced by his fellow Spaniards, saying that the community is now influenced by negative remarks, and that tennis is a sport in high demand, so there is no time to stop, and he believes that sometimes it is really necessary to know what her body needs, "I hope she can find the answer and see her smile again because she is a warrior." ”