With schedules in doubt, stars embrace free time

Mar 11, 2020
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With schedules in doubt, stars embrace free time

Published Mar 11, 2020

With the tennis tour in a tizzy over what will happen next, players are trying to figure out their next moves. The latest updates on coronavirus precautions are not good: the Fed Cup Finals in April are postponed, and the Royal Spanish Tennis Federation announced that tournaments will be played without the public present.

Some, like Madison Keys, have embraced their free time to catch up on The Bachelor, which wrapped up on Tuesday.

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Others are spending more time with their young families, like Sania Mirza:

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And Andrea Mitu:

Many are spending their free time in the gym.

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Or hitting the practice courts, in Indian Wells and nearby Los Angeles.

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At least there are very strong practice partners around.

Luckily for many players, there are tournaments to be held next week, including a loaded ATP Challenger in Phoenix and a WTA 125K Series in Guadalajara.

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But nothing is certain in times like these, and the schedule could change at any second, making training and preparation especially difficult. As of now, the Miami Open is still on.