Italian wave at Roland-Garros behind Sinner and Paolini

Le 08/06/2024 à 14h31 par Guillem Casulleras Punsa

Italian wave at Roland-Garros behind Sinner and Paolini

A veritable Italian wave, almost a tidal wave, has swept through this 2024 edition of the French Open. In addition to Jasmine Paolini, who this Saturday faces Iga Swiatek in the Ladies' Singles final, and Jannik Sinner, who on Friday was beaten in the semi-finals of the Men's Singles after another epic duel with Carlos Alcaraz, the Italians are present in the final stages in most categories of the French Open.

This afternoon, the Men's Doubles final will pit Simone Bolelli and Andrea Vavassori against Marcelo Arevalo and Mate Pavic. On Sunday, the Ladies Doubles final will pit Paolini, once again, and Sara Errani against Coco Gauff and Katerina Siniakova. And even on the junior side, Italy's Lorenzo Carboni was also in the semi-finals of the Boys' Singles draw, beaten by Czech Tomasz Berkieta.

A veritable wave of green, white and red.

Swiatek, Iga [1]

6

Paolini, Jasmine [12]

2

1

Alcaraz, Carlos [3]

2

6

3

6

Sinner, Jannik [2]

6

3

6

4

3

Carboni, Lorenzo

6

Berkieta, Tomasz

7

4

7

Jasmine Paolini

9e, 3576 points

Jannik Sinner

1e, 12030 points

Simone Bolelli

Non classé

Andrea Vavassori

324e, 155 points

Sara Errani

290e, 243 points

Lorenzo Carboni

577e, 63 points

Iga Swiatek

3e, 6813 points

Carlos Alcaraz

2e, 8600 points

Marcelo Arevalo

Non classé

Mate Pavic

Non classé

Cori Gauff

2e, 7669 points

Katerina Siniakova

84e, 819 points

Tomasz Berkieta

702e, 42 points

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