PV Sindhu Retire: The world knew outstanding Indian shuttler PV Sindhu. On Monday just shocks the whole sports fraternity and badminton lovers. With a social media post captioning “I RETIRE”.
During a lengthy post on her official Twitter handle, Sindhu reveals that Denmark open seems to be the final tournament she missed and she just decides to retire.
However, this world champion does not have any idea or intention of retirement. This somewhat seems like a prank with a mini heart attack.
PV Sindhu: Know the fact behind ‘I RETIRE’ :
The Rio Olympics silver medallist reveals. “Denmark open was the final straw for me. ‘I RETIRE’.” She furthure continues .”I have been thinking about coming clean with my feelings. Now I admit of struggling to deal with it. ……….. You will learn about my point of view, and hopefully will support it too.”
The actual thing she is trying to point out. Is the negativity which just spreading in these pandemic scenarios. I can train hard to battle the toughest of opponents, tooth, and nail…………. Not able to represent my nation, our India in Denmark open was the last straw for me.”
Image Source: News18.comP.V. Sindhu the pride of our nation just calls upon people to stay focused and to prepare in order to win against this Corona pandemic.
Sindhu admits that she may have hand in giving people a mini heart attack. But then putting her point forward states. She did this to catch the attention of people in these Corona pandemic times.
She then clears that she in the future will take part in the Asia Open Badminton tournament. She confidently expresses “Yes, Denmark open did not happen.
But that can not stop me from my training. When life comes to you, one must come back twice harder. I refuse to give up without giving a tough fight.”
So don’t worry, still, there will be many chances when you will witness Sindhu again on court. In the future, there will be many more tournaments where Sindhu will mark her excellence.
Talking about this prank, just don’t take this too seriously. Tie up your seatbelts for Asian Badminton Tournament and future games.
