The players participating in the Ministry of Interior Bahrain Tennis Challenger continue their preparations through intensive training on the Public Security Officers Club’s tennis courts to compete in the 3rd edition of the tournament organised by the Public Security Sports Association.
The Spanish player Daniel Rincon confirmed his readiness for the competitions as he went through his physical and tactical training to give the best performance in the matches.
“I try to adapt to each tournament and its circumstances, and the opponent determines my strategy in the match.” Said Rincon
He said, “However, I try to keep my plan almost the same to avoid distraction.”
For his part, Jordanian player Abdullah Shelbayeh expressed his happiness at participating in the Ministry of Interior Tennis Challenger for the second time after achieving second place last year. Shelbaya aspires to reach advanced levels in the tournament and achieve better results this year, and to win the title.
Shelbaya is preparing intensively for the upcoming challenges in his second participation, considering being in a world tournament a beneficial opportunity for him, allowing him to compete with professional players, which enhances his position in this sport.
The Serbian player Jozef Kovalik indicated that he feels excited in the preparatory training sessions that will enhance his performance in the matches in which there will be great competition with tennis stars and professionals.
When asked about the player he would like to face, Jozef confirmed that he is currently focusing on his first match and that he wishes all players success.
He ended by referring to the enjoyable atmosphere in the Kingdom of Bahrain, which he described as beautiful and comfortable, highlighting the warm reception and organisation of this tournament.
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