Jannik Sinner he began his adventure in Wimbledon 2024 with a vittoria convincing in the first round. The Italian, currently number 1 in the world, beat German Yannick Hanfmann with the score of 6-3, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3, on the grass courts of the All England Club in London. This result marks a milestone in Sinner’s career, the first Italian to start the prestigious British tournament as the number one seed.
Italian derby in the second round
The victory over Hanfmann has opened the doors to an interesting second round, which will see Sinner face his compatriot Matthew BerrettiniGrass-court specialist Berrettini won his first-round match against Hungarian Marton Fucsovics in four sets, proving to be in great form.
More first round results
Among other notable first-round results, Dutchman Tallon Griekspoor defeated Colombian Daniel Elahi Galan 7-6 (3), 6-3, 6-4. American Tommy Paul overcame Spaniard Pedro Martinez 6-2, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3.
Sinner and his evolution, both on the pitch and in his private life
It’s not just her tennis career that’s in the spotlight. private life Sinner’s life has undergone a significant change in recent months. After the end of his relationship with Maria Braccini, the young champion seems to have found serenity alongside Russian tennis player Anna Kalinskaya. The two have been seen together on several public occasions, marking a change from the reserve Sinner had in the past regarding his love life.
A new season for Jannik
After winning the grass title in Halle, Sinner arrives at Wimbledon with sky-high confidence. The former skier has shown he can handle the pressure of being number one in the world rankings, keeping his concentration high and showing great maturity on the court.
The challenge with Berrettini
The match against Berrettini represents a fascinating challenge not only for Italian fans but also for the international tennis scene. Both players are determined to make their mark on this tournament and to push themselves as far as possible. For Sinner, this Wimbledon could be the opportunity to consolidate his status as number one and aim to make history as the first Italian to win the men’s singles of the London tournament.
With a promising start at Wimbledon, Jannik Sinner is experiencing a magical moment in his career, both on and off the court. The next challenge against Berrettini will be an important test to measure his ambitions and to give Italian fans another memorable page of tennis. We can only follow the continuation of the tournament with passion, hoping that Sinner can continue to enchant and perhaps, this time, write his name in the Wimbledon roll of honor.
