Sania Mirza Says: I Have No Plans To Retire And Can Keep Going

Sania Mirza is an Indian tennis star who has no plans to resign. Indeed at the age of 34 and is arranging to “keep going.” She prepares for the greatest challenge of her proficient comeback. For the up-and-coming Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Sania Mirza is all set to end up the first Indian lady to include. In four Olympic Games when she takes to the court. The women’s occasion in Tokyo after qualifying for the showpiece. Event through her protected ranking.

Sania Mirza

Sania Mirza will be partnering with the Olympic debutant. Ankita Raina is in women’s doubles. “I honestly do not know. I am not planning to call it stops but the truth of the matter is that 34. In any other career is very young as a competitor. That’s a fact we have to acknowledge. I am a really reasonable individual, I do not live within the clouds. I am a very realistic person, I am very real and I like to keep it genuine.

“The reality is I am 34 and I do not know how much longer. It does have torments each morning when I wake up. I do have torment that I didn’t know I had the other day. I have had three surgeries and an infant. So I need to be at my 100 percent to play at the best of my game. I do not need to play tennis for the sake of playing tennis.

“Having said that, I have no plans, my body feels fine. It feels great, I feel fit which I can keep going.” Sania Mirza told Times Now. Sania Mirza had lost out her lady Olympic award. By a hair five a long time back within the 2016 Rio Games. When she slammed out of the blended copies bronze decoration coordinate with Rohan Bopanna. The heartbreak of that defeat still harms Mirza. And she trusts that something comparable doesn’t happen in Tokyo this time around.

“Last time (Rio 2016), as I said, was heart-breaking for me. We were up a set within the semi-final to go. Into the gold medal round and we lost that coordinate. And the worst thing was to come back the following day. “To plan ourselves to play that bronze award coordinate was mentally one of the hardest things to do. Hopefully, the experience will help,” Mirza said.