WATCH: Stefanos Tsitsipas hugs her girlfriend Paula Badosa after her third-round win at Wimbledon

The third round of Wimbledon has been an eventful day, and we have already seen some great matches in this tournament's edition. This tournament has given us some great matches already, and we all will be looking forward to more. There have been some great comebacks and shocking results which has been great to witness in this major Grand Slam event and we all will be looking forward to more.

One of the players who is looking forward to a comeback is Spanish superstar Paula Badosa, who has not had the best of tournaments so far. However, she finally got to the fourth round of the tournament after her hard-fought victory over Daria Kasatkina, a higher-seeded player on the card. Badosa seemed to get some confidence after winning the first set tiebreaker and getting the lead over the Russian. It was still not over as she eventually lost the second set of the game to make it all even. The last and final set however belonged to Badosa winning it by a score of 6-4 in the end. This was a great victory which will give her a lot of confidence going forward.

Tsitsipas proud of Badosa

This might have been a great victory for Badosa, but unfortunately, yesterday was the end of the road for her boyfriend Stefanos Tsitsipas who lost his game in round 2 yesterday. The Greek God was still proud of his girlfriend and was seen in the corridors hugging and congratulating his lovely girlfriend after the victory. It was a sweet and emotional moment shared by the couple as Badosa has been struggling a lot a few months back. The couple also broke up for a while in between. It was great to see the couple enjoy the moment together and share a lovely embrace. We hope that happy days like this keep coming for the couple.

Watch the video below-

Proud of you @paulabadosa 🫶 pic.twitter.com/0xG05RmpCE

— Stefanos Tsitsipas (@steftsitsipas) July 5, 2024

Tsitsipas also went on to tweet this moment as well saying that he is proud of the former World number 2. This is a moment to celebrate for both of them and we also hope that Badosa can get to her first Wimbledon playoff as well. It has been a tough journey for her and she will want to make the most of it. That will be a highlight for her career going ahead in the tournament.