Benjamin Bonzi begins the race against time
“At Roland Garros I want to be there. But it won’t be easy.
“At Roland Garros I want to be there. But it won’t be easy.
“Let’s hold on to him and all those guys who are doing great,” this is an excerpt from his interview with “news.com.”
The Carrara tennis player left an interesting interview with GioJournal.
The former alpine ski champion responded on Twitter to a post by the South Tyrolean tennis player.
After the final lost to Rublev, the Dane reflects on the semifinal and upcoming challenges with the Italian.
The 5-7, 6-2, 7-5 triumph over Rune in the final allows him to win the first Masters 1000 of his career.
The Dane, who had beaten Sinner in the semifinals, fell in three sets: ending 5-7, 6-2, 7-5 to the Russian.
Dispelling the Monte Carlo disappointment, the South Tyrolean starts again in Barcelona, ATP 500 that will see the return of his friend-rival from Murcia.
The blue doubles team delivers the decisive point for qualification to the final round of the Billie Jean King Cup, but really takes a chance in the decisive third set.
“He is already at the level of Alcaraz and Medvedev: he hurts with every shot,” admits the Tuscan.
“When he claims someone is unsportsmanlike you’d like to tell him to look in the mirror.”
The Marche player’s words on the sidelines of the day that gave two important points in the challenge between Italy and Slovakia for a place in the Billie Jean King Cup Finals.
Head already to the semifinals for the Dane after his quarterfinal success in the Monte Carlo Masters 1000 against Daniil Medvedev.
In the second match between the Blue Women and Slovakia in Billie Jean King Cup, the 29-year-old defeated Viktoria Hruncakova in two sets.
A challenge that will keep Italian fans with bated breath.
The South Tyrolean’s adventure on the Principality’s tournament clay continues.
“I have a second-degree tear in the internal oblique muscle,” the Roman wrote on Instagram.
The Spanish champion recently suffered from post-traumatic arthritis in his left hand.
The class of 2003 did not bring home a single game.
The Pole defeated, albeit with great effort, Jack Draper in the first round of the ATP Masters 1000 in Monte Carlo: on his way could be the South Tyrolean.
The talented South Tyrolean spoke about the approach he uses in challenges against the current No. 2 in the ATP rankings.
Bad loss to De Minaur makes British tennis player reflect: “Maybe I don’t continue on clay.”
The tennis legend’s words intended for the Roman, who meanwhile returned to victory in Monte Carlo.
The Roman explains his 6-4, 6-2 win in Monte Carlo over Cressy: “I worked well, needed energy, and I found it.”
The Roman prevailed in an hour and 26 minutes of play, closing on 6-4, 6-2: on the ATP circuit he had not won since Acapulco.
The South Tyrolean won in doubles with Diego Schwartzman against Horacio Zeballos and Marcel Granollers.
The award was given to the Arezzo club for the creation of a red bench within its facility.
The Ligurian tennis player recalls a very complicated time in his life, and how he overcame it.
The Roman explains his poor results in recent weeks and sets his sights high on Monte Carlo.