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‘Until the last day I play a match, that will be my goal’ – Paula Badosa continues to target Grand Slam glory

Once one of the best players in the world, Paula Badosa’s tennis career has been a sorry tale of constant setbacks and false horizons. This has never

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Published: Tuesday, 13 October 2026 at 12:30 PM

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Paula Badosa reaffirmed that winning a Grand Slam title remains her primary goal until she retires.
Badosa is set to make her competitive return at the Japan Open in Osaka.
Recent strong results have lifted the Spaniard back into the top 100 at World No. 58.

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Paula Badosa affirmed that winning a Grand Slam remains her ultimate ambition until the day she retires from professional tennis. Speaking to Marca after becoming a Laureus ambassador, the former World No. 2 expressed renewed optimism regarding her physical fitness and form as she returns to action at the Japan Open in Osaka.

After falling down the rankings due to persistent injuries, the Spaniard has climbed back to World No. 58 following a WTA 125 title in Bastad and a final appearance at the Iasi Open. Badosa stated she feels physically strong and aims to continue rising in the rankings across the final tournaments on the Asian tour.

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‘Until the last day I play a match, that will be my goal’ – Paula Badosa continues to target Grand Slam glory

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