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MELBOURNE - The journey back to the tennis circuit as a new parent is filled with its own unique set of challenges, and Belinda Bencic is keen to navigate this transition with the help of insights from fellow Swiss tennis icon Roger Federer. After welcoming her daughter Bella in April, Bencic took a brief hiatus from the sport before making her comeback in October.
Bencic expressed her admiration for Federer, who has successfully balanced his illustrious tennis career with family life. She hopes to draw on his experiences and advice to manage her own responsibilities as a new mother while competing at a high level. The Tokyo Olympic champion recognizes the importance of maintaining a balance between her professional and personal life, especially during this transformative period.
As she prepares for upcoming tournaments, Bencic's determination to excel both as a player and a parent reflects the evolving nature of athletes' lives in the modern era.
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