Roland-Garros 2025 - Aryna Sabalenka : "Vous essayez de mettre la pression sur Novak Djokovic. Laissez-le tranquille"

Tennis Actu TV

30/05/2025

Expéditive lors de ses deux premiers tours, Aryna Sabalenka a poursuivi la marche en avant face à Olga Danilovic, ce vendredi au troisième tour de Roland-Garros. Exactement comme au tour précédent, la numéro 1 mondiale n'a eu besoin que 1h19 pour l'emporter 6-2, 6-3. Grâce à ce résultat, la Biélorusse a filé en huitième de finale, où elle affrontera Amanda Anisimova, 16e mondiale, vainqueur de Clara Tauson ce vendredi (7-6 (4), 6-4).

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00:00BNP Paribas, partenaire des plus belles histoires de Roland Garros, aux côtés des ramasseurs de balles depuis plus de 50 ans.

00:30J'ai gagné aujourd'hui aujourd'hui.

00:32Airena, vous avez dit que les conditions étaient complètement différentes.

00:36Peut-être qu'on peut expandir sur ça et savoir comment ça affecte l'actualité ?

00:41Oui, c'est beaucoup plus chaud aujourd'hui et la balle est beaucoup plus rapide,

00:47les bounces sont beaucoup plus rapides et vous aurez à ajuster votre racquet,

00:52qui, en fait, je n'ai pas, et c'est beaucoup mieux.

00:56Et vous aurez à ajuster votre game.

00:59Encore une fois, c'est un peu plus dur,

01:02donc je suis très heureux que j'ai ajusté très bien et j'ai le win.

01:06Donc vous avez dit que vous n'avez pas ajusté votre racquet, mais c'est bien ?

01:08Non, je n'ai pas.

01:09Oui, mais c'est vrai, j'ai eu des extraes racquets avec des 1.5 kgs.

01:13Donc, quand j'ai eu l'impression que j'ai changé,

01:18j'ai juste demandé mon équipe pour le racquet.

01:20OK.

01:21OK.

01:22C'est parti.

01:23Merci.

01:24Bonjour, Arina.

01:27OK.

01:28Donc, qui est la préférée ici à Roland-Garros,

01:31à obtenir le titre ?

01:33Qui a la plus grande valeur sur ses pieds ?

01:36Est-ce que vous, top player, world number 1 ?

01:38Or EGA, 4-time champion ?

01:40I mean, I don't know.

01:43It's tough to predict in women's tennis, you know,

01:47but let's just leave it on EGA, you know,

01:50since she won it, what, three times in a row already, right ?

01:54So, let's just, I'll just leave it for her.

01:57I mean, why not, you know ?

02:07Congrats, Arina.

02:09You told us down there on the pitch that Olga played like top 10 player.

02:14Can you tell us something more about that opinion

02:20and can we expect that, like in generally, that she can make it ?

02:26Well, I mean, game-wise, she definitely has everything to be in top 20, top 10.

02:33It's all about if mentally she'll be ready to handle all of the pressure

02:38and she'll be ready to stay there and fight.

02:41But game-wise, I mean, it doesn't matter what the score was,

02:44but it was a tough match, it was a fight,

02:47and, yeah, I really think that she has everything to be in top 15, top 10, you know.

02:53OK.

02:54Arina, well played.

02:55After, I think, your first press conference, in your first press conference,

02:58you mentioned that coaches from where you're from can be quite harsh sometimes.

03:02I'm curious, like, have you had experience with that yourself,

03:05like with tough coaches that maybe pushed you too hard,

03:08or was that something you avoided ?

03:10It's not about, like, push me too hard.

03:12I've always been quite motivated and they didn't have to push me,

03:15but I've heard a lot of saying that I'm not smart enough, that I'm stupid,

03:20and I will never make it, and I don't have anything to make it to the top.

03:24So, I guess I want to send a quick message to them to quit their job,

03:29because, honestly, I think they know nothing and they better quit just to save other players.

03:36I was just laughing and saying, we'll see.

03:43Hi, greetings.

03:45Kind of a fun thing has happened in the past little while.

03:50Your post-match interviews, your award ceremonies are kind of a kick.

03:56You're giggling, you're laughing, you're sticking your tongue out at Indian Wells.

04:00You're telling your team that you hate them on and out.

04:03I mean, I do hate them.

04:04I know you do.

04:05I'm just telling the truth.

04:06I know.

04:07But can you just talk about the post-match interviews, the award ceremonies,

04:13your best moments and your not-so-best moments, and how do you make it so much fun?

04:20I don't know.

04:21I mean, I'm just being me, you know.

04:24I'm not trying to be something.

04:26And I think that the humor in life is the best thing.

04:31So I always try to take fun.

04:35And, I mean, that's just the way I am, the way my team is.

04:41And I don't know.

04:42We just, I don't know.

04:43It's all natural, you know.

04:44We just go out there, and when I have to give a speech,

04:47I never prepared the speech, which you can see.

04:50So I'm just, I don't know.

04:52I just follow the flow, I guess.

04:55Can you give us a favorite moment or two, possibly, when you think back?

05:00I don't know.

05:01What is my favorite?

05:02I don't know.

05:03Whenever you get to the point of, like, giving a speech, it's always fun.

05:07And all of them, my favorite, doesn't matter if I won or if I lost.

05:14I always find a way to have fun there and to enjoy the moment.

05:19Even if I lost the match, the final, I always enjoy it.

05:24Hello, Arina, greetings from Serbia.

05:27Since you're in great relations with Novak, and we know how good you two are when you meet each other,

05:32I wanted to ask you, what do you think about him, his longevity and everything?

05:36How long do you think he can play, and can he maybe win Roland Garros this year?

05:39You guys are trying to put as much pressure as you can on Novak.

05:43Leave him alone.

05:44Look at him.

05:45He's fit.

05:46He's strong.

05:47He's mentally, physically, I think he's ready to play, I don't know, another two, three years.

05:53I don't know.

05:54And he's doing really well, you know.

05:56And, of course, up and downs.

05:59Everyone have it.

06:00And, you know, I believe the older you get, the tougher it gets to, like, stay consistent on the level.

06:09But we see whenever he's ready, whenever he's, like, healthy and fit, he's there and he's playing the great tennis.

06:14So just leave him alone.

06:16Let him just be.

06:17And imagine if he's going to retire tomorrow, then everyone's going to be sad, no?

06:21Don't you think so?

06:22Of course, there is, and there is, like, I don't know, another, like, 10, 15 years to Yannick and Alcaraz to become one of the greatest.

06:31But just, you know, let him be.

06:33You know, it was so sad to see the ceremony.

06:35Big four were on the court.

06:38And, you know, you understand that three of them retired and everyone missing their games.

06:44And so let's just, at least, Novak to be there and to fight and to show his greatness and to inspire the next generation.

06:57And thank you, folks.

06:59Thank you.

07:01Thank you, miss.

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