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Berrettini wins his second consecutive ATP title!

Berrettini wins his second consecutive ATP title!
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Elio Valotto
le 27/07/2024 à 15h41
1 min to read

Matteo Berrettini seems to be back on track.

In the midst of a season greatly disrupted by a recalcitrant physique, the Italian giant has visibly managed to think his wounds over and is now putting in a string of fine performances.

After a promising season on grass, the Transalpine, despite missing out on the Olympic Games, returned to clay and has not looked back.

After winning the title in Gstaad last week, he repeated the feat this week with victory in Kitzbuhel.

Efficient on serve, precise in the exchange and as destructive as ever on the forehand, the former world no. 6 is a big winner.

This Saturday, in the final against a very good Hugo Gaston, he repeated his preferred game sequences over and over again.
Dictating the game with his serve and forehand (27 winners, 5 unforced errors, 8 aces), he kept a tight rein on the Frenchman (14 winners, 8 unforced errors) to claim his third title of the season (7-5, 6-3 in 1h20).

Ranked 95th in the world at the start of the summer, he will be 40th on Monday and could well be one of the main outsiders at the end of the season, especially given Berrettini's love of fast surfaces.

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Matteo Berrettini
56e, 945 points
Hugo Gaston
94e, 653 points
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2j

Hello I'm new

3j

I am surprised about relatively low attendance at Roland Garros which was the most popular slam 20+ years ago. I myself love it as well as really loving aus and us opens. I don't care about Wimbledon, sometimes maybe I can watch women's tennis. I hate Wimbledon's white dress code, I feel like I am watching junior tennis...I watched very few matches like Graf davenport final in 1999 the last time.....

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5j

Good

12j

It will really be befitting if he attains his 25th Grand Slam crown at the AO for he's truly the GOAT & this will stamp him & endorse his GOAT status without an iota of doubt

12j

Almost as important to Djokovic as Slam #25--and requiring less luck--is beating Federer's total of 103 singles titles. He'll play 250s, and might even surpass Connors's 109.