The Italian-Argentinian player is close to the top 20 after his final in Buenos Aires and ensures that his goal is to reach the top 10, while defending that the South American tour continues to be on clay courts.
The Italian-Argentinian player is close to the top 20 after his final in Buenos Aires and ensures that his goal is to reach the top 10, while defending that the South American tour continues to be on clay courts.
The Swiss player assures that the level of both is "very high" and also confesses that he would like to play with Alcaraz for the first time before retiring.
We analyze all the changes that have occurred in the ATP ranking after the tournaments in Doha, Rio de Janeiro, and Delray Beach.
The Italian's defeat against Mensik has sparked some debate on social media. What has changed in the Italian's tennis? Is this a temporary setback, or should we delve deeper?
Despite everything, the Italian remains calm and confident in regaining sensations as soon as possible. "I have only lost two matches; I know how to come back," he assures.