The truth about Jelena Ostapenko’s nervous breakdowns: “She told me that the demons in her head are coming to light” VIDEO

Eighth-seeded Tunisian Ons Jabeur advanced to the quarter-finals of the €7,679,965 WTA 1,000 tennis tournament in Madrid on Monday after defeating Latvian Jelena Ostapenko (head seed number 9), with 6-4, 6-0.

For Jabeur, the 2022 champion, it was her ninth consecutive victory in Madrid. As for Ostapenko, one of the most impatient players on the circuit, the Latvian stood out with an angry reaction to the Tunisian’s box, where Ons Jabeur’s husband was also. Ostapenko reacted nervously to the frenzied encouragement Jabeur received from those close to her.

The scene was also commented at the end by Ons Jabeur, who offered an explanation in this regard.

“The truth is that everyone has a different personality on the court. Everyone knows Jelena. She always told me that the demons in her head come out during the match, so I understand her.

I was very motivated, probably the people in my box also encouraged me, which made me happy. He may have said bad things to them, but they are adults, they can handle it. It is what it is, it’s not something I can control, that’s how she acts. What’s important is that I managed to win and that I stayed motivated until the end,” said the Tunisian at the press conference, according to Eurosport.ro.

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