The Belarusian, talking on the eve of the season-ending WTA Finals in Guadalajara, Mexico, had beforehand expressed concern in regards to the vaccines, saying she was apprehensive about how shortly they'd been produced and which one could be one of the best for her.
"I think I'm clear right now because in Miami I did the vaccine, Johnson & Johnson," the 23-year-old advised reporters on Tuesday."Hopefully, I'm safe because I don't want to stay in quarantine any more. It's not a lot of fun."
"I stayed in the room for 10 days. I was doing some workout there, but it wasn't enough," she stated. "I didn't have taste, I didn't have smell. Wasn't really an amazing time."Sabalenka is the highest seed on the WTA Finals after world primary Ash Barty determined to not journey to Mexico. She will face Spain's Paula Badosa in her first match on Thursday.The WTA Finals, contested by the world's prime eight singles gamers and eight doubles groups, was relocated to Mexico from Shenzhen as a result of Covid-19 journey restrictions in China.
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