Maria Sharapova reveals what she would have been without tennis
What would Maria Sharapova have been if she wasn't a tennis player? The Russian answered this question in a press conference earlier this year. 'Uhm, probably somewhere in architecture. Yeah, somewhere in modern architecture or design', said Sharapova.
Asked if she has studied at school those skills, Sharapova replied: 'Haven't really had time. But ever since I was young I loved architecture, different types of buildings. I love the creative aspect of many things, the sketches, seeing it build up from a sketch to a real thing. That always fascinates me.'
Where are her five Grand Slam trophies? 'There is like a dining room table and like a cabinet that's glass, so you can see it if you sit at the dining room table. But it's one of those places that is more like for view. Yeah, it's a formal living room, dining room table that -- yea, I just, I don't know. I was never like a souvenir type of person. You know, when people come to the house, of course, I show them my trophies. I mean, like I don't hide them. I don't have like pictures of me. You don't see a picture of me with a Grand Slam trophy.'
Sharapova had a disappointing 2018 season, where she had targeted as a goal to win a Grand Slam title for the first time since the 2014 French Open.
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