“Work never stops”: Daniil Medvedev squeezes in training session as baby daughter Alisa looks on; spends day on beach with her & wife Daria in Florida

During his time in Florida, World No. 4 Daniil Medvedev participated in a training session and also enjoyed spending quality time with his wife Daria and daughter Alisa.

At the Miami Open 2024, Medvedev was last seen in competition, where he advanced to the semifinals. He faced tough opponents such as Cameron Norrie and Nicolas Jarry on his way to the last four, but ultimately fell to second seed Jannik Sinner in straight sets.

As the clay court season approaches, the Russian tennis player was seen balancing his training and family time in Florida. He posted pictures of a brief indoor workout session and also captured heartwarming moments with his wife and daughter at the beach.

“Work never stops,”Daniil Medvedev said while sharing a video of his indoor training session as daughter Alisa looked on

Dannil Medvedev and his wife Daria have been happily married for five years. They are proud parents to their daughter Alisa, who was born in October 2022. Medvedev frequently travels with his family to attend significant tennis tournaments all over the world.

In the sunny beaches of Florida, which recently hosted the Miami Open 2024, the couple can be seen sharing some adorable moments with Alisa in the following snaps.

“Reflecting on Defeat: Daniil Medvedev’s Thoughts on his Miami Open Semifinal Match Against Jannik Sinner”

Recently, Daniil Medvedev shared his thoughts on his defeat to Jannik Sinner in the 2024 Miami Open semifinals.

Despite being primarily recognized as a hard court specialist, Medvedev has proven to be one of the most reliable players on the tour this season. In fact, he has made it to the semifinals in every single tournament he has participated in.

The 28-year-old arrived in Miami after coming in second place at Indian Wells. He easily defeated his opponents in his bracket and advanced to the semifinals without losing a single set.

Despite his best efforts, the Russian player faced a tough challenge against Jannik Sinner in the semi-finals and ultimately suffered a 6-1, 6-2 defeat. Medvedev displayed his sportsmanship by reflecting on his performance and commending Sinner’s flawless approach to their match.

“Yeah, the margins are small when you play someone like Jannik who is in great shape,”Medvedev said. “I needed to play my best, which I didn’t do. He played well, so, you know, not much more I can add. I needed to play better if I wanted to win and I didn’t manage to do it.”