What Happened to Sloane Stephens?

[@jaysimon2180]

Great video! Thank you.

[@sharonharvey9]

GREAT VIDEO👍🎾🎾

[@thecreativemastermin]

Good report. Nice and measured camera presence.

[@ParkerLevyJ]

Thanks TNU🎾 appreciate the content

[@AC-ss5oy]

There's an interview that she did with 3 other male tennis players that tells you a lot about Sloane. Here were my takeaways: a) for Sloane tennis is just a job, it's not an intense passion as it is for the great greats b) Sloane feels like the results dont necessarily always align with winning titles, she says you can play your best tennis and be ranked 60 and still go out in the 3rd round of a major. c) she does still want to be heavily involved in tennis and is focused on many endeavors around tennis that she's also passionate about d) considering that she started tennis at age 9 (which is SUPER LATE) , she feelts that she achieved so much e) even though she lost that French Open, everything after the US Open win was just "icing on the cake" , meaning she felt like she had enough to retire and live well and she was going to retire but was encouraged by her team to just keep going, so she did. f) she seems really set and content with proving that you don't need to be Roger Federer or Serena to be successful at tennis and she's 100% right, as there are plenty of players that have never won slams that live great lives off tennis.

[@shaneterry_tennisnewsupdates]

@@AC-ss5oy I agree and that’s what’s most important. She’s just so naturally gifted it’s kind of unfortunate to watch her not get the most out of her game.

[@AC-ss5oy]

@@shaneterry_tennisnewsupdates Yeah I really like Sloane's game. her point construction makes sense and im always pleased to see her play tennis. She actually plays a lot like Martina Hingis but Sloane a little less crafty but has more power. oh it seems like she went to grad school while on the tour.