Jessica Pegula Drops a ‘Dirty 30s’ Reaction Moment After Scoring Her First Win in New Phase of Her Life
Turning 30 is a big deal for many in the world, and Jessica Pegula is no different. The tennis star is a late bloomer who found herself on the top of the WTA table in her late 20s. She is now enjoying her success and looking to find even more of it as she goes into her thirties. She recently found her first win after crossing another decade and shared a special message for her win.
While Pegula is aiming to find more success as she goes into her 30s, another American star is looking to end her tennis career as she begins her 30s.
Jessica Pegula celebrates her first win after turning 30.
Pegula turned 30 on 24th February 2024. She celebrated her completion of three decades in life but returned to tennis soon. She recently entered the singles and the doubles competition in the San Diego Open. However, instead of Coco Gauff, she chose to partner up with Desirae Krawczyk. In their opening-round clash, the two managed to defeat Shuko Aoyama and Wu Fang-hsien.
Dirty 30’s here I come https://t.co/HL44VvwzVC
— Jessie Pegula (@JPegula) February 27, 2024
The match went to three sets as the scoreboard read 4-6, 6-3, 10-2 at the end. A fan account shared the video of Pegula’s win on their ‘X’ page. In the video, Pegula wrote, “Dirty 30’s here I come ”. Pegula’s enthusiasm will help her move ahead in her 30s as she aims to win more titles than what she won in 2023. The daughter of the Buffalo Bills owner is ready to take on all the competition coming her way.
As Pegula aims to go ahead in the sport in her 30s, another American star is preparing to end her stint with the sport. Danielle Collins recently announced that she would be hanging up her racket after 2023.
30-year-old American star ready to call it quits
Danielle Collins has been struggling in the past few years on court. She has had her time in the sport and is ready to step away from it. She dropped the bombshell on tennis fans after she lost to Iga Swiatek in the Australian Open. Collins said that losses don’t sting quite as much to her, and this is going to be her last season on tour.
Additionally, Collins is also looking to move ahead in her personal life, as she also said that having kids is her priority. Collins is stepping away from the sport to fulfill other aspects of life and Jessica Pegula is preparing to take on more on-court challenges. What are your thoughts on this?
