Funny Statements from Barbora Krejcikova: Here are the Interesting Questions Asked to Her

Barbora Krejcikova, former Roland Garros champion, attracted attention in the last week by making a big breakthrough again at Wimbledon. The Czech tennis player, who started her Grand Slam campaign on the grass court with seven wins this season, reached the Wimbledon quarter-finals for the first time in her career and is preparing to compete with Jelena Ostapenko, one of the former champions of Paris, on the Center Court.

Krejcikova’s success would undoubtedly have made her late coach and former Wimbledon champion Jana Novotna happy. During a rain delay that postponed her doubles match against Laura Siegemund, Krejcikova shared interesting advice she received from Novotna in a Q&A on social media platform X. “I still think about him a lot, his teachings are with me,” Krejcikova noted. “His advice makes more sense to me now.”

As for the funniest advice?

“The funniest advice was that I should fly business class as soon as I could,” Krejcikova added with a smile.

However, the information shared by Krejcikova is not limited to these. Here are some other notable details:

Krejcikova says she is a “big fan” of public transportation. She has not traveled, but she chooses “Alaska, to see the bears” as the place she wants to go. Her favorite foods include “steak and sushi” and she prefers lemon sorbet for dessert. She doesn’t like adding milk to her tea (“I don’t like milk”), but there’s no consensus on pineapple on pizza.

If your dream sandwich is; It contains brown bread, chicken, bacon, cheese, lettuce, cranberry sauce, salt and pepper, and must be toasted. “I hate cold sandwiches,” says Krejcikova. She also has the skills to make a mean blueberry muffin she.

Krejcikova also emphasizes her passion for tennis and her enjoyment of watching matches on the sidelines. His most memorable live tennis experience was a match in 2008 in which he played as a doubles ball boy. She states that she loves watching Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, admires Justine Henin, and thinks the service time should be longer than 25 seconds. She also wants consistency in grumbling she; She finds it annoying when her opponent raises her voice at important moments.

Krejcikova concluded the session by saying it was time to get back to work, and that means seeking her first Grand Slam semi-final after her victory in Paris. Her quarter-final meeting with Ostapenko will be the seventh time the two have met, with Krejcikova having lost five of those encounters.