Stefano Tsitsipas had a fantastic year that ended in the best possible way after he won the title at the prestigious ATP Finals.
The Greek sensation impressed with his progression during the entire season that started after he reached the semifinal at the Australian Open following a fantastic win over Roger Federer.
Later the Greek sensation conquered the titles in Marseille and Estoril before struggling with his results during the grass season and the American summer. Things got “back to normal” for Stefanos that reached the final in Beijing before triumphing in London.
Tsitsipas going on holiday
Stefanos will now go to Iceland on vacation before spending a couple of days in Greece. In the end, the Greek will go to Cyprus, where he will try to obtain a driving license.
In the meantime, Tsitsipas sends a nice message to his team and sponsor saying:
“Still seems unreal that I am holding this trophy – didn’t want to let it go but now it’s time for some holiday adventures and wanted to thank everyone that has helped me get where I am today because it has been a team effort. London – you seduced me and part of my heart is yours so please be gentle with it 😉 ♥️🍾. @adidastennis@wilsontennis @rolex @atptour | #nittoatpfinals #heretocreate”
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Stefanos Tsitsipas’s ranking and performance in 2019
Ranked no.6, Stefanos played his last match on the 17th of November when he defeated Dominic Thiem 6-76 6-2 7-64 in the final in London to win his 4th career title.
This year Stefanos has a 53-25 win-loss record. Stefanos clinched 3 titles in 2019 in Marseille, in Estoril and in London. Stefanos was the finalist in Dubai, in Madrid and in Beijing.
