Stefanos Tsitsipas posts daily life blog from Australia (video)

Stefanos Tsitsipas is preparing to take part in the first grand slam event of the year, the Australian Open. The tennis superstar shared a video vlog with his fans on YouTube about a day at the Melbourne hotel during the quarantine period.

The Greek tennis player will take part in two tournaments Downunder, the ATP Cup, and the Australian Open.

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