The stars of the WTA love to visit Rome - not just because they enjoy the tournament and the historic sights.
When you see that Italian Pizza/Pasta 🍝🍕 but you cant have any because your practicing!!!! Ciao Roma🇮🇹 @InteBNLdItalia pic.twitter.com/MVw1QzleC6
— Belinda Bencic (@BelindaBencic) May 13, 2019
Rumor has it I had to pull out of Rome due to a food coma! But don’t worry I’ll digest it in time for @rolandgarros ☺️😅😋🍝🍕🍦🚑 pic.twitter.com/AhGtLWttv0
— Donna Vekic (@DonnaVekic) May 12, 2019
Before she headed to Italy, Mutua Madrid Open semifinalist Bencic had a day off to explore Madrid...
Hasta Luego Madrid 🇪🇸 I had a great week here on clay and finally one day off to explore this beautiful city! @MutuaMadridOpen pic.twitter.com/KNeRpCWWSM
— Belinda Bencic (@BelindaBencic) May 12, 2019
...while Katie Boulter went back to England for the end of the Premier League soccer season.
Finally got home to see the last match of the season 💁🏼🦊💙 @LCFC pic.twitter.com/ZT6jTa9lHJ
— Katie Boulter (@KatieBoulter1) May 12, 2019
And meanwhile, Anastasia Rodionova picked up a college degree in business administration with minors in entrepreneurship and sport managment - as well as Indiana University East's Outstanding Student Award for Business Administration.
And here it is! #iuclassof2019 pic.twitter.com/sMYb2W0lKc
— Anastasia Rodionova (@arodionova) May 12, 2019
Amazing - congratulations!
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