Aryna Sabalenka takes up her controversial comments about Coco Gauff

Arabalen goes back their comments after losing to Cocoa Gauff in French Open.

The world # 1, which fought windy conditions and a light fog in the final against the 21-year-old American, originally told reporters that Gauff “did not win the match because she played incredibly” but because “I made all these mistakes.”

After a reflection day and in the midst of his statement from his statement, the Vitrysian player offered another attitude after her 6-7, 6-2, 6-4 loss.

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“Yesterday was a tough. Coco handled conditions much better than I did and deserved the profit,” Sabalenka, 27, wrote On Instagram on Sunday, June 8th. “She was the better player yesterday, and I want to give her the credit she earned. You know me all … I will always be honest and human in how I process these moments. I made over 70 unwavering mistakes, so I can’t pretend it was a good day for me.”

Sabalena continued, “But both things can be true … I didn’t play my best, and Coco got up and played with Poise and purpose. She got that title. Respect. Time to rest, learn and come back stronger.”

In the three-set the loss to Gauff, Sabalenka’s often served on terms, as if the wind carried it. Sometimes she showed her trouble-thrown the ball angryly in the direction of a ball girl and then it nailed on the ground in another case-when the match took a ride after she won the first set of tiebreaker

“I think it was more windy. I also think I was over emotional,” Sabaleka said after the match. “Today I did not handle myself quite well. Basically it was. I just made the wrong wrong. I don’t know. I have to control the statistics. I think she won the match not because she played incredibly. Just because I made all these mistakes.”

Sabalenka continued to say if she did not beat Iga Swiatek in the semi -finals, Swiatek would have continued to beat Gauff.

“I mean, I don’t agree,” Gauff said later on his own presser. “I’m here sitting here (as champion).”

She added, “No shadow to IgA or anything, but the last time I played her I won in straight sets. I don’t think it’s a fair thing to say, because everything can really happen.”

On Saturday, Gauff proved to win his second Grand Slam title almost two years after her historic US Open victory against Sabalenka, where she also lost the opening set.