Tennis printing today: Barbara Schett-Eagle about mental battles!
Tennis printing today: Barbara Schett-Eagle about mental battles!
Linz, Österreich - The pressure on athletes in tennis grows immeasurably! Austria's ex-top player Barbara Schett-Eagle is concerned about the challenges that players have to deal with today. Enjoyment in sport is often overshadowed by social media, in which athletes are confronted with insults and even threats to murder. Schett-Eagle, who reached seventh place in September 1999 in September 1999, is relieved that she did not have to start her career in today's “surveillance” environment. As she reports, every moment on the pitch, even a tantrum via a smashed racket, is quickly carried to the Internet and viral in a matter of seconds. This permanent control leads to enormous stress that not every athlete can manage, and especially introverted people often feel overwhelmed.
The Upper Austria Ladies Linz 2025 - A highlight is imminent!
The next WTA-500 tournament starts in Linz in just 101 days! From January 26 to February 2, 2025, the Upper Austria Ladies Linz will be back in the international spotlight. The event promises to further increase the tourist and sporty radiance of Upper Austria. With a total of 1.1 billion, TV households reached worldwide and over 150 countries that broadcast the event, this tournament is considered one of the five most important sporting events in Austria. Advance ticket sales have already started and the organizers are preparing for a spectacular date. Tournament director Sandra Reichel emphasizes how the upgrade to the WTA 500 category has raised the event to a new level, and the return of numerous top players is also clear. Schett-Eagle himself proudly emphasizes how important it is that Linz serves as a platform on which the best talents come together.
The event also extensively promotes women's sports with initiatives such as "1,000 rackets for 1,000 girls" and the women's sports symposium, which raises gender equal opportunities in sport. Markus Achleitner, State Economic and Sports Council, confirms the importance of such sports highlights for Upper Austria and their positive external impact. The integration of wheelchair athletes: inside and the orientation as a green event show the commitment of the organizers for social responsibility.
While Schett-Eagle enthusiastically follows the development of women's sports and the WTA tour, it remains to be seen which new stars are encouraged by events such as the Upper Austria Ladies Linz. The coming months promise exciting tennis and exciting encounters!
Visit krone.at For further insights into the challenges with which players are confronted today. Also ooetv.at reports extensively about the upcoming highlight in the women
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