Jannik Sinner and Other Champions Face Complete Strangers: The Million-Dollar Format Returns
The organizers of the Australian Open are bringing back the Million Dollar 1 Point Slam, whose format went viral during its first edition.
The organizers of the Australian Open are bringing back the Million Dollar 1 Point Slam, whose format went viral during its first edition.
The Canadian tennis player spoke about the dominance of the Italian player and the other rising star, Carlos Alcaraz
A four-hour check-up for Jannik Sinner, who is ready to head to Cincinnati: after spending weeks on vacation together, Laila Hasanovic wasn’t there.
L’Azzurro has returned to Milan for a checkup with the doctors, one week after his visit to J Medical
The man from South Tyrol was spotted at a well-known physical therapy clinic in Milan. Last week, he was at J Medical in Turin.
Some of the fans of the current world No. 1 have reacted with strong skepticism to the Serbian’s idea.
Daniil Medvedev, a frequent rival in many matches, weighs in on Jannik Sinner’s decision, which some critics had contested.
The Italian tennis player has not yet managed to get his motorcycle license
The German tennis player feels ready to aim for the world No. 1 ranking: “Everything will fall into place.”
The Italian, despite not playing, continues to top the world rankings. The Spaniard has overtaken Sasha Zverev. Rafael Jodar has made a big leap forward.
After its victory at Wimbledon, the Italian national team has set its sights on the U.S. Open
The Italian star’s vacation is coming to an end; in addition to enjoying some downtime, he has been focusing on his physical conditioning in preparation for the U.S. Open.
There are seven Italian athletes in the main draw of the Canadian Open, which is being held this year in Quebec City.
The Spaniard is rising through the ranks quickly. Now he has a chance to win the tournament at age 19, just as the Italian did in 2021.
The player from Carrara’s run-up to the U.S. Open is quite different from that of the world No. 1.
The Italian long jumper sends a nice message to the world’s number one
Instead of his tennis rackets—which he’ll be picking up again in the coming days in preparation for the U.S. Open—the Italian champion opted to play golf for a few hours.
Videos of the Spanish tennis player training have gone viral around the world
The American tennis player commented on the Italian player’s decision to skip Montreal
The German tennis player answered a question about the Azzurro
The former world No. 1 tennis player commented on the Italian champion’s withdrawal
The editor-in-chief of *Il Fatto Quotidiano* didn’t mince words when talking about the No. 1 player in the ATP rankings. And he also had some harsh words for the national team.
The star player’s renewed sense of balance also stems from his response to criticism over his withdrawal from the Montreal game and the role his girlfriend plays.
A moment of fun and play with his trusted coaches, Darren Cahill and Simone Vagnozzi, is making the rounds online, with Jannik Sinner taking center stage.
According to Andy Roddick, Montreal won’t be the only major tournament that the Italian player decides to skip in the coming months
Data released by the British Grand Slam and ESPN show record viewership worldwide
Those who had hoped for a last-minute call-up had to give up once again; many, however, are demanding an explanation.
The Italian national team’s decision not to participate in the Montreal tournament, scheduled for August 1–13, continues to spark debate.
The former Italian tennis player commented on the Italian player’s withdrawal from the Montreal tournament
According to Andy Roddick, the Italian tennis player is “a problem for the rest of the world”