Name a classier Aussie athlete. We’ll wait. Pic: Michael KleinBarty revealed in the press conference she eventually took the opportunity to receive the Johnson & Johnson jab at the Charleston Open in the United States earlier this month after checking with officials that she was not taking away the opportunity for a member of the public to receive the inoculation.
“We were looking at different avenues to try and get vaccinated without jumping the queue in Australia,” she said, according to New York Times tennis correspondent Ben Rothenberg.“We were able to get the vaccine, as were a lot of other players, through the Tour and that they had organised through a certain pharmacy that had extras, and that was important to me knowing that those who were the most vulnerable were able to get it first.
Barty earlier toppled 33-year-old Siegemund by winning all 24 points when she got her first serve into play, fending off a second-set surge to clinch the 84-minute victory. It goes down as Barty’s first win on European clay since defeating Marketa Vondrousova to claim her maiden grand slam singles title in June 2019.“It was good to play on a new surface, the court was quite quick compared to what I am used to,” said Barty, who hit six aces in an impressive opening display.
In Friday’s quarter-finals, Barty plays either Latvia’s Jelena Ostapenko, also a former Roland Garros winner, or former world number one Karolina Pliskova of the Czech Republic.The 2021 French Open will commence on Monday, May 24.
Jealous🤷🏻♂️
She'll suffer extreme side effects fool. She's just a person that hits a ball a d gets paid masses of wealth while children stare
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