Stefanos Tsitsipas & girlfriend Paula Badosa turn tourists ahead of US Open, take the New York City Subway & pose in front of World Trade Center

Stefanos Tsitsipas and Paula Badosa took to their joint social media account "Tsitsidosa" on Tuesday to post pictures from their recent date in New York City. The two players are in New York for the last Major of the year, the US Open.

On their day off, the pair seemingly explored the city that never sleeps. Tsitsipas and Badosa could be seen taking the iconic New York City Subway and posing in front of the World Trade Center in photos released on the "Tsitsidosa" account's Instagram stories.

The couple also sported matching outfits on their date. While the Greek donned a black T-shirt and white pants, his girlfriend wore a white oversized shirt over a black dress.

The Tsitsidosa account's Instagram story

The Tsitsidosa account's Instagram story

Stefanos Tsitsipas and Paula Badosa made their joint Instagram account in order to document their relationship. The two started dating around May this year and have regularly posted content on social media ever since, allowing their most devout fans to keep tabs on their relationship.

Earlier this year the couple also shared photographs and videos on social media from their outings in Dubai and Monte Carlo.

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While Stefanos Tsitsipas and Paula Badosa have turned heads online, they have failed to live up to the expectations on their respective tours in 2023.

The Greek has not done well at a big tournament since finishing as the runner-up at the Australian Open in January. Badosa, meanwhile, recently fell out of the women's top 30 rankings due to a recurring stress fracture in her spine.

Stefanos Tsitsipas has recorded a 40-15 win-loss record on the ATP tour in 2023. He won his first title of the year at the ATP 250 tournament in Los Cabos, after having previously dropped championship matches to Novak Djokovic in Melbourne and Carlos Alcaraz in Barcelona.

Tsitsipas has endured a rough patch on the tour since then, losing early at the ATP Masters 1000 tournaments in Toronto and Cincinnati.

It goes without saying that Tsitsipas would be hoping to strike form at the upcoming US Open. It is pertinent to note that he has only 10 points to defend at the New York Slam, since he was upset by qualifier Daniel Elahi Galan in the first round last year.

A deep run at Flushing Meadows would give him a lot of ATP ranking points and help him maintain his ranking ahead of this year's indoors season, where he is defending a mammoth 1,055 points.