Schwartzman on his future: "It's a complicated time for tennis. I will try to help the players"
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Diego Schwartzman is in Miami and gave an interview to Tennis Channel.
He reflected on his career and expressed happiness about finally being able to spend time at home in Buenos Aires.
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He also discussed his future: "Right now, I’m close to the people at Tennis Australia. We’ll see if I do something with them in the future.
I’ve always been a committed player, trying to be involved and concerned about the players’ conditions. It’s a complicated time for tennis, with a lot happening behind the scenes.
I think I will try to help the players. Tennis is growing, that’s true, but there are still many areas that need improvement."
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