After An Unfortunate Disqualification French Open Star Miyu Back In The Game, Won The Mixed Doubles

Japanese Tennis Star Miyu Kato won the French Open Mixed Doubles Title with her partner Tim Puetz. 

The past few days were being tough on 28 years old French Open star Miyu. As she was unjustly disqualified from the women’s doubles for hitting the ball girl carelessly during the break.

Though she apologized to the ball girl for her unintentional hit couldn’t able to change the mind of the umpire Juge who made the final decision. Led Kato and her partner Sutjiadi although let them remain in Mixed doubles.

After the incident, she looked quite disappointed and couldn’t able to answer the media’s questions about what happened. 

On Thursday, She grabbed all her courage and rise above the ground to prove she could fly higher than before by winning the French Open Mixed Doubles Title with her supporting partner Tim.

She thanked him in her speech with a big smile on her face and holding back the happy tears while clenching the trophy with her partner.

She said “To my partner, Tim, I’m so glad you’re my partner. Thank you so much for always supporting me and always cheering me up,”  

She didn’t forget to mention her coach in a victory speech “To my coach, thank you for always being with me when I was having a hard time. It has been really challenging mentally for me the past few days due to the unjust disqualification from the women’s doubles.”

She also thanked all the players and supporters for being there in her hard times. “I want to thank the players, coaches, and everyone for their heartfelt messages of support. I was able to use all the positive energy to move forward so I can be here today.”

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