00:00Well, Gemma, you have been behind the number one, you are number one in the world.
00:07How do you feel now that you have finally achieved a goal that I imagine you had many years behind him?
00:15Well, the truth is that fortunately he has been number one.
00:21It is different when it is the first time you are number one to when you are again,
00:26but it is something super special, we compete and train every day in order to be at the highest level of the elite.
00:37With a lot of work with the team, with Delphi, we are currently one, but this is not finished.
00:46This is not finished, it is the last spring, the last month of the year,
00:53which will define absolutely everything, it will be an exciting end of the year.
00:58I think that for the spectators, it is also being fun and interesting this end of the year,
01:04both for the female and the male, which is a little open, but we are focused on our goal,
01:13and with many chances of doing it very well, enjoying it, to achieve it.
01:20What kind of tournament do you have for all this year?
01:23What kind of tournament do you have for all this year?
01:25Well, I really like both Roma and Roland Garros.
01:31They are very special tournaments.
01:33But every time we come to Dubai, Kuwait,
01:39all these places also treat us as princesses, the truth.
01:45It is true that it is different because, well, maybe more in Europe or South America,
01:53what is the aficion, it is another thing.
01:57But, ostras, here is also something spectacular,
02:03and the installations are something that you say,
02:06oh, my God, to any deportist would love to be training in these conditions.
02:11But, well, I would say Roland Garros or Roma, I would say I would be with one of these two.
02:16What tournament would you say that one would be a professional player,
02:22yes or yes?
02:23That you are in the track and you say, yes, this is all.
02:27Well, maybe I would say Roland Garros.
02:30Well, more than anything, I, at least when I come from tennis,
02:35I have seen this tournament for many years,
02:39that you go to the restaurants where all your idols were there,
02:45leaving their bags.
02:48I don't know, it's like you breathe,
02:51and it's a different tournament,
02:54a different professionalism,
02:57that you have seen a lot of years on TV,
03:03and now you are there,
03:05the Philippe Chatrier,
03:06to see the full,
03:08because this year the full,
03:10the full,
03:11it was something emotional,
03:13and a lot of pain.
03:14As a matter of professionalism,
03:17your coach, Rodri,
03:19always, always, always,
03:21speaks very well of you,
03:22but you also say that you are very competitive,
03:24but even in the game.
03:26What are you doing?
03:27What do you do?
03:28What do you do?
03:29What do you do?
03:30What do you do?
03:31What do you do?
03:32What do you do?
03:33I think, yes.
03:34I think you start with that.
03:36Obviously, there are things that you learn,
03:39but I think there are some parts of the competition that you do.
03:45I have been very competitive.
03:48I have had to work,
03:52evidently,
03:53the frustration,
03:55when things are not coming out like one is waiting.
03:58That is a work that is not easy to do.
04:01Now, with the Paddle,
04:03you are two,
04:04you are two,
04:05you are not alone,
04:06so you have to be able to manage those emotions,
04:09how to communicate with your friend,
04:12how to help your friend,
04:14you need help,
04:16you need help,
04:17you need to be able to work,
04:20because,
04:21you know,
04:22in a individual sport,
04:23it is not easy,
04:24to be able to be alone on a track,
04:26to be able to share with your friend,
04:29and also in the banking,
04:31at the end of the stress,
04:32to be able to be a trainer.
04:34The psychologists talk about all these abilities.
04:37Yes.
04:38There is a term that is called bland.
04:40All that you just mentioned.
04:42What do you think
04:43has been the most cost you to work in all these years?
04:46Well,
04:47communication...
04:50I would say that it is a delicate topic,
04:53that it is not easy,
04:55to be able to communicate.
04:58And,
05:00at the end of the individual,
05:02I would say,
05:03the gestion of the frustration.
05:05That,
05:06well,
05:07being a squadron very exigent...
05:10Of course interior.
05:11Of course,
05:12I am very exigent,
05:13both with me,
05:14with my company,
05:15with the team,
05:16with everyone.
05:17So,
05:18well,
05:19there is to be able to manage that.
05:21The error,
05:22all that stuff
05:24is not easy to take.
05:27But,
05:28well,
05:29I think,
05:30I am in a moment,
05:31where,
05:32now,
05:33with an experience,
05:34I know,
05:35I can take a lot better.
05:37And,
05:38I would say,
05:39what I would say about now,
05:41is that,
05:44well,
05:45I am going to enjoy more
05:46from the competition.
05:47Because,
05:48maybe,
05:49when things go well,
05:50then it is all wonderful.
05:51But,
05:52when things go well,
05:53it is not easy to enjoy suffering.
05:56Because,
05:57well,
05:58when things go well,
05:59it is not easy to spend well,
06:02or have a good face,
06:03or turn around
06:05a game,
06:06to find solutions.
06:08And now that's where I've been able to improve more.
06:13Do you think everything is worth
06:15to achieve a goal?
06:17You have to have this mentality
06:19for a long time to achieve the goal.
06:21Well, everything is worth.
06:23I was thinking about everything is worth.
06:26No, no, no, I was thinking about everything is worth.
06:29I was thinking about everything is worth.
06:31I like to be very honored in the game.
06:35I think everything is worth.
06:37I do absolutely everything.
06:39I take care of myself, rest, nutrition, well.
06:43At least I'm very calm.
06:45I do my day-to-day at least,
06:49with the goal of achieving my goals.
06:53After I go to sleep.
06:55At the end of the year,
06:57if I have achieved my goal,
06:59today I may be the number one,
07:01tomorrow I may be the number one.
07:03At least I have to be calm.
07:04Yes.
07:05So, I am happy and happy with myself
07:09if I do my maximum.
07:11I don't know if I do my maximum.
07:14There are your colleagues
07:16who have told me that
07:17they were afraid of not being strategic,
07:20not being strategic in the key years
07:23to be able to achieve goals.
07:26Are you strategic or not?
07:28Yes.
07:29Yes.
07:30Yes.
07:31I think...
07:32Yes.
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07:49I know...
07:50and suddenly you feel that you have a problem at listening to you,
07:55or that maybe I don't have to train you, or that maybe I don't have to train you.
08:00I think that you have to be very intelligent
08:02and I think that with the time you also know you and you have to be able to listen to you.
08:07But I think that at the end it gives you the years and the experience.
08:10Yes.
08:11Do you think it's more easy to communicate between girls or girls?
08:15Well, girls, we give you a lot of turns, we are much more emotional,
08:22we are more reckless.
08:24I think that when girls are more easy.
08:27Yes.
08:28Have you mentioned in an interview that you would like to design clothes?
08:34What do you like?
08:35Well, I like the fashion, I like the shopping, I like the design,
08:41yes, without a doubt.
08:42Do you think in the feminine fashion there are still many things to improve?
08:46Yes.
08:47Actually, with Bull Padel I am happy and happy.
08:50Since I've entered, I've been thinking a lot.
08:52I've been thinking a lot with the designers
08:54and we are doing a joint work with my line.
08:58I am very happy and I think that the evolution is brutal.
09:02But surely, yes, I would love to be thinking a lot more.
09:06And I hope I can be more involved in it.
09:12Rodrigo Vides is a fundamental pillar in your career now.
09:18Yes.
09:19He always talks very well about you.
09:21How do you think you have influenced that relationship that you have,
09:25that apart from a player and a player, you are very friends?
09:29How do you have helped?
09:31Well, for me, at the end, I moved to Barcelona-Madrid for him.
09:37It was a little bit ciega.
09:41I only knew it from having listened to it in the pre-transmissions of Padel.
09:46I heard him talk about Padel and I liked him a lot.
09:50I was very similar to him.
09:52And he really taught me to think about the track.
09:56He taught me to see the Padel as I see now.
10:02We have very similar ideas.
10:04We can talk about everything with him.
10:07I don't know.
10:08We are very wonderful.
10:10We are six years now that we are together.
10:13And I hope I can retire with him.
10:17He has a phrase that says
10:19The data, mata, relata.
10:22A mí se me ha quedado mucho.
10:23No sé si tienes una frase que él te diga,
10:26un consejo que se te haya quedado muy presente
10:28que te vuelva siempre a la cabeza.
10:30Sí.
10:31Siempre me dice también que la competencia nivela para arriba.
10:35Siempre.
10:36Tiene muchas.
10:37Ya está.
10:38Sí, sí.
10:39Tiene muchas frases.
10:40Sí, sí, sí.
10:41Tiene muchísimas.
10:42Al final son muchas horas juntos que llevamos.
10:45Y bueno, nos conocemos muchísimo.
10:48Y bueno, ojalá.
10:49Ojalá que nos sigan.
10:51Sigamos teniendo muchísimos años más juntos.
10:53Cuando tienes un momento libre, ¿qué haces para divertirte?
10:56Me gusta mucho comprar.
10:58Tengo de compras, de desconectar.
11:00¿Cómo?
11:01Muy bien.
11:02Sí, sí, me gusta, me gusta.
11:03Me gusta también conocer cuando estamos de viaje, ir a pasear,
11:07conocer la ciudad.
11:08Yo sé, probar algún restaurante.
11:10Sí.
11:11Pues mucha suerte, Gemma, en lo que queda.
11:13Son tres torneos para terminar esta temporada.
11:15Ha sido espectacular para ti.
11:17Sí.
11:18Gran trabajo.
11:19Muchísimas gracias.
11:20Muchas gracias.
11:21Gracias.
11:22Gracias.
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