Tsitsipas sets sights on Grand Slam success after Adelaide upset

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Greek tennis star Stefanos Tsitsipas suffered a shock first-round defeat at the Adelaide International, losing two tight tiebreaks to Australian Aleksandar Vukic, but remains focused on his 2026 goals.

Speaking after the match, Tsitsipas emphasised that the loss would not define his year. He reiterated his ambition to contend at all Grand Slams, aim for deep runs, and maintain consistency in his game throughout the season.

Tsitsipas began the year strongly at the United Cup, winning all three singles matches, including a notable victory over Billy Harris.

Despite last year’s struggles, failing to progress past the second round in any major and exiting the Australian Open early, he is determined to bounce back at Melbourne Park.

“I have a long year, and I’m looking forward to getting it started in the best possible way,” he said, underlining his commitment to regaining top form in 2026.

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