Zverev lashes out again after his loss to Musetti: Jannik Sinner is a nightmare
The German tennis player, the new world No. 1, vents his frustration in the press room
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The German tennis player, the new world No. 1, vents his frustration in the press room
L’Azzurro defeated the No. 1 player in the ATP rankings in the round of 32 at the Paris Masters 1000.
The South Tyrolean will return to the field in Riyadh after the knee injury that has kept him sidelined for the past few months.
The American tennis player was the substitute for the Italian player, who will return to the court in late January
The champion from Sesto Pusteria hasn’t ruled out attending the ATP Finals—scheduled for November 15–22 in Turin—as a spectator.
For the 24-year-old Roman, this will be his first-ever appearance at the ATP Finals, scheduled to take place at the Inalpi Arena in Turin from November 15 to 22
The former playmaker, known for his unfiltered comments, sparked controversy once again during “Viva El Futbol.”
The Roman tennis player overcame a significant hurdle in the first round of the Paris Masters 1000: American Brandon Nakashima.
Azzurro will return to the court at the Six Kings Slam after months of forced rest due to a knee injury.
The Italian tennis player commented on the German player’s rise to the No. 1 spot on the ATP Tour
After the injury that forced him out of the Vienna tournament, the Roman player reluctantly decided to skip the Paris Masters 1000 as well.
The difference in the two champions’ personalities and communication styles
The Italian tennis player didn’t mince words, as was to be expected
The preparations had already begun several days earlier
Sinner wanted to dedicate a video message to him, which was broadcast by Sky Sport, in which he addressed the young champion directly with a smile
The Spanish tennis player defeated De Minaur in the final, claiming the title that the Italian had won twice in the past
“They used to tell me: ‘He can’t make it; he doesn’t have the volley, the drop shot, or even the serve.’ I believed he could become number one because even back then he was playing on equal footing with the best.”
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The champion from Murcia is back in a final: he’ll be playing in Vienna, thanks to his victory over Daniil Medvedev in the semifinals.
Psychotherapist Romana Caruso didn’t mince words: “You can’t fool God. Or your emotions, for that matter.”
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The new world No. 1 is savoring the achievement that caps off a great season.
The Italian tennis player wanted to reassure everyone: “Those tears weren’t from pain.”
The Serbian champion not only lost to Struff for the first time after eight consecutive wins, but he is also slipping further and further away from the Finals.
The video of the young Roman tennis player in tears—after getting injured in the derby against Berrettini in Vienna—has gone viral around the world.