Kerber triumphs in Paris: A successful start at the Olympic Nyard

Kerber triumphs in Paris: A successful start at the Olympic Nyard

The Olympic atmosphere in Paris has motivated Angelique Kerber to make an impressive opening win that has considerable importance for her career and fans. The 36-year-old tennis player set an example by prevailing in an exciting game against Japanese Naomi Osaka and thus turning a possible final defeat in her single career.

an exciting start in the Olympic tennis

The tennis tournament in Paris started for Kerber with a 7: 5, 6: 3 success in just 68 minutes. Her combative spirit and her ability to assert herself against the powerful blows of the former world ranking Osaka testify to the strength and determination that she has shown in both good and challenging times.

Kerber's confident appearance

Kerber was not only present on the pitch, but also showed her commitment to the Germany team at the opening ceremony. Despite the bad weather, she was not discouraged on the boat trip and cheered the audience when visiting the celebrations on the trocadéro.

she herself explained after the game: "It was not an easy match", which underlines the enormous requirements in the Olympic competition. Her combative return to the game after an initial gap of 1: 3 in the first set is a prime example of her unshakable will.

meaning of this victory for your career

With this victory, Kerber not only increased her chances in the tournament, but also presented her career in a new light. Despite numerous setbacks and persistent challenges since she returned to the profit tour after the birth of her daughter Liana, she experiences an unexpected upswing.

Uncertainty about the future she had already expressed before the Olympic Games in relation to the end of her career is now alleviated by this performance. She managed to get through in the first round and shows that the last chapter of her career has not yet been written.

outlook for the next challenges

In the second round, she will compete against Romanian Jaqueline Cristian after she is also active in the double competition with Laura Siegemund. These changes and upcoming challenges give hope that Kerber could continue to be able to show remarkable achievements before she wants to finally say goodbye to her impressive career.

The success story of Angelique Kerber, who won the Australian Open and the US Open in 2016 and was the first German after Steffi Graf, number 1 in the world, is not only updated through her current Olympic appearance, but also gets attention again. Her remarkable running-back performance shows that despite her long career and the challenges that is the mother, she is not ready to paint the sails.

- Nag