BEIJING, CHINA ⁢ – Ukrainian tennis sensation Marta Kostyuk is making waves not ⁢just on the court, but also ‌in the fashion⁣ world. Her recent feature in Vogue​ Ukraine is garnering critically important attention, offering ​a glimpse into her evolving mindset and resonating with fellow players like Bianca ‌Andreescu and Amanda‍ Anisimova.

A Shift in Perspective

Kostyuk,​ 21, has openly discussed a​ change in her approach to the demanding world of⁤ professional tennis. ⁢ “I’ve⁣ always worked ‍until I was fatigued. But now I’ve realized that it won’t ⁢work that way,” she explained. “Tennis players’ ‌careers are‌ quite short, so you need to live ​it with excitement, enjoy it, and not suffer and wait for it to end. I like ‍how I’m playing now, ‌what‌ mood I’m in‍ and how I enjoy my work.”

Solid Season Marked by Resilience

This newfound perspective has coincided‌ with a strong season for Kostyuk, which included reaching the quarterfinals of three WTA 1000⁢ events and a career-best fourth-round appearance at the US Open. However, the season wasn’t without its ⁢challenges. ⁣ A torn ligament in⁢ her hand, sustained during a quarterfinal match‍ against Elena Rybakina in Montreal, initially cast doubt on her⁤ participation in the US Open.

The Power ​of the Psyche

Kostyuk, known for her expressive personality on the court, credits her growth to⁣ a​ deeper understanding of her own mental fortitude. “All high-level ‍players can play tennis,” she told Vogue.”But your psyche decides a lot. … I’m open to all emotions, both good and bad.It’s a ‌cool process of life. For me, the⁢ most ​valuable thing is‍ to watch myself change, grow ‍and develop.”

Vogue Ukraine Spread Sparks Conversation

the Vogue Ukraine spread,‌ showcasing Kostyuk⁣ in a new⁤ light,⁢ has been widely shared and discussed ⁢within the ‍tennis community. Sources indicate that fellow players, ⁤including bianca Andreescu and Amanda Anisimova, have ⁢publicly acknowledged the impact of the feature, praising Kostyuk’s honesty and vulnerability.