Paolini discusses her elimination from the WTA Finals: "The last few days have been difficult, but I gave it my all"
Jasmine Paolini will not participate in the singles semifinals of the WTA Finals. This was the Italian's last chance to shine this season, with Sara Errani in doubles in the coming hours.
Paolini conceded a second defeat in two singles matches at the WTA Finals. After her opening loss to Aryna Sabalenka, the world No. 8 fell to Coco Gauff (6-3, 6-2), sealing her elimination in singles even before the final day against Jessica Pegula.
Before playing another doubles match this Wednesday alongside her regular partner Sara Errani, the 29-year-old player discussed her recent loss to the American in Riyad.
"The last few days have been difficult, but I gave it my all. I certainly could have done better, but I lacked reactivity and I struggled to read the ball. Here, you have to be at your best. The singles tournament is now over for me.
I will now try my luck with Sara Errani. I hope we will do better in doubles, even though it requires great physical and mental freshness. I hope we succeed; it would be fantastic to reach the semifinals, but it will be difficult," Paolini stated to Tennis World Italia.
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