Digvijay Pratap Singh.
| Photo Credit: Kamesh Srinivasan
Digvijay Pratap Singh is a succesful tennis participant, with a giant sport. It was no shock that he gained the title within the $15,000 ITF males’s match in Chennai.
Just a matter of time
The 22-year-old Digvijay did have to be affected person and persevere, with conviction in his potential, as he had misplaced three first-round matches within the earlier three weeks. Coach Zeeshan Ali who has been caring for Digvijay on the National Tennis Centre within the Capital, put it properly saying, “Digvijay lost some close matches which he should have won. It was just a matter of time, having patience, and continuing to work hard for better results. This week was rewarding for Digvijay and all of us at NTC. Nitin Kumar Sinha winning the doubles title with Vishnu Vardhan was a bonus”.
On his half, Digvijay, who has a coaching base in Madrid since 2015, was fairly composed, whilst he landed in Indonesia for 3 extra tournaments.
“It is a great feeling, winning the title in Chennai. I was confident physically and mentally all the time. Despite the losses in three earlier tournaments, I felt good about my game. It is a process and tennis teaches you that. Every week is a new start. The goal is to step up the game and improve every day”, mentioned Digvijay.
Conceding that it was a vital stage of his profession, Digvijay mentioned that he would practice better to step up the standard of his sport in order to meet the goal of being eligible for the qualifying occasions of the Grand Slams.
Grateful to Zeeshan and coach Arun Kumar on the NTC, Digvijay mentioned that the assist was vibrant owing to the constructive vitality from each.
Fine-tuning
It was his second singles title on the skilled circuit for Digvijay. He must be profitable extra matches by tuning his degree of focus. He had his probabilities in his three first-round losses towards high quality gamers Niki Poonacha, Evgeny Donskoy and Florent Bax, in Delhi, Lucknow and Mysuru . Those matches, in actual fact, helped Digvijay tune his sport to the next degree for a better reward.
Digvijay understands that the extra he competes the better he would grow to be in his pursuit of excellence.
