Jannik Sinner, background on the Olympics.
The world number one, at a press conference in Montreal, returned to the forfeit at the Paris Olympic Games.
The world number one, at a press conference in Montreal, returned to the forfeit at the Paris Olympic Games.
Scrambled Tsurenko in Toronto, Jannik Sinner’s girlfriend goes to the round of 16.
The South Tyrolean could have faced Lorenzo Sonego in the round of 16 at the Montreal ATP, but the Piedmontese was defeated by Alejandro Tabilo.
The world number one returns to the court after a forfeit at the Olympic Games and wins fluently over Borna Coric in the second round of the Montreal ATP tournament.
The U.S. Slam will put up $75 million: the highest prize money in tennis history.
The South Tyrolean paired with Jack Draper wins and convinces.
The Marche woman sharply beaten by the American Krueger.
The Mallorcan will not take the court in the last Slam of the year and will play the Laver Cup in Berlin.
The Ligurian overcame Mackenzie McDonald in a comeback (4-6 6-4 6-4), the Italian-Argentine surrendered in two sets to the American (4-6 6-7).
The Italian tennis legend celebrated the triumphs of the Tuscan, Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini in the Five Circles tournament.
“Last year I had gotten there after the Wimbledon semifinals and then ended with my first win in a Masters 1000.”
The South Tyrolean spoke on the eve of his debut in the Toronto Masters 1000.
The Italian tennis legend had his say about the South Tyrolean’s decision not to take part in the Olympic Games.
“And we have come this far without Jannik Sinner and Matteo Berrettini,” added the FITP president.
The South Tyrolean increasingly in tennis history.
Leap forward in ranking for the Roman who sees the Top 30.
Big celebration for the French player, No. 99 Atp and third seed.
The Italian surrendered to Sebastian Korda in three sets (4-6, 6-2, 6-0).
Spanish tennis player: “He had great motivation.”
Beating Russia’s Andreeva and Shnaider, the Azzurri gave Italian tennis its first-ever Olympic gold medal.
The women’s doubles final ended in a tie-break with Russia’s Andreeva and Shnaider: 2-6, 6-1, 10-7 the final.
The Serbian champion overcame Carlos Alcaraz in the final with a double 7-6.
“The tonsillitis was difficult, I took antibiotics for almost a week and didn’t touch the racket for days.”
The Florence-born, Rome-raised 22-year-old won in a comeback and will now take on the other U.S.-born Korda.
“They have many more tactical keys, they are a real double, with personality. That makes the difference.”
In the second Sunday of competition in the French capital, all eyes will be on Marcell Jacobs but also Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini.
The 22-year-old from Carrara bates Auger-Aliassime in three sets and imitates Uberto De Morpurgo by winning the same metal in the same city 100 years later.