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Tsitsipas gives tour of his quarantine suite

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Jan 20, 2021

Stefanos Tsitsipas is making the most of his time in Melbourne while quarantined in his hotel room. The Australian Open has been under a magnifying glass with players complaining about the strict COVID-19 protocols, but some, including Tsitsipas, are taking it in stride.

Trapped in a hotel with his physiotherapist, the world No. 6 gave a tour of his quarantine suite on his YouTube channel. There was not anything out of the ordinary—clothes, drinks, and tennis apparel littered the room—but it was an interesting glimpse into the lockdown life that many players are currently living in right now.

Tsitsipas is part of the group permitted to leave the room for five hours to train.

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But back in his room, the furniture is pushed to the walls for extra room to practice...or play. Clearly, Tsitsipas is still a kid at heart.

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Last year, the 22-year-old reached the third round of the Australian Open before falling to Milos Raonic in straight sets. He appeared in the semifinals in 2019.