Jannik Sinner surprised most of all Carlos Alcaraz
“Because of the way he stands on the court and the level of aggression he can express in every exchange.”
“Because of the way he stands on the court and the level of aggression he can express in every exchange.”
The two blue leaders of the movement could cross paths at the Montreal Masters 1000
Drawing made for the tournament on Canadian cement: the South Tyrolean and the Roman could play each other in the round of 16.
Former blue tennis player: “I may be a dinosaur, but I just don’t like their tennis…”
“In America, he can try for a breakthrough,” said the South Tyrolean tennis player’s childhood coach.
“Thanks to them, I remained in a cone of shadow that allowed me to work quietly.”
Former Davis Cup captain: “Can become world number one, reminds of Agassi”
Complete triumph for the South Tyrolean, who is raving on social media.
The Spaniard hopes his rivalry with the Italian can become the new saga of tennis.
“His victory over Carlos Alcaraz cannot be called a surprise.”
The South Tyrolean is still in contention for participation in the Nitto ATP Finals in Turin.
“If he goes to the net more and improves his volleys, he’s at the top. He missed that against Djokovic.”
Crazy try from the blue.
The San Candido native recounted the crucial moment of the match.
The tennis player from San Candido pulls out his claws and reverses a match that was taking a turn for the worse.
Admission, joking but not too much, from the Spaniard ahead of the last act of the ATP 250 tournament in Umag.
The record is a perfect tie. In Umag the Blue’s “first time” on clay.
The blue tennis player after the victory against Agamenone: “I have good feelings here.”
Murcia tennis player seeks rematch against the South Tyrolean after Wimbledon loss
The South Tyrolean tennis player won in two sets in the blue derby
The Spanish phenomenon’s last two defeats have come at the hands of two Italian tennis players.
The San Candido native beats Spain’s Carballes Baena in two sets.
The South Tyrolean’s coach takes stock of progress and states with conviction, “He can win the US Open.”
In Umag, the Spanish tennis player on the hunt for redemption against the two Italians
Honest statements for the South Tyrolean tennis player after his two-set victory over Munar.
The San Candido champion prevails with a score of 6-4, 6-4, despite some head-scratching in the very last game.
“They both need to strengthen themselves physically,” the former blue tennis player’s words.
The South Tyrolean tennis player sets his sights on tournaments in North America: “It takes time, I spend hours and hours getting better and better.”
“They are young, talented, with different characteristics, and that still makes Italy a complete team.”
He is busy in Umag, with a chance to overtake Diego Schwartzman, Cameron Norrie and Marin Cilic in the Race.