The wait for them is rising Paris Olympics although, before returning to the red clay to try to win the most important medal, Jannik Sinner and the other blues of our tennis will be busy on the grass tournaments which will culminate with Wimbledon. Just today there Federation Italian Tennis and Padel (Fitp) has presented the official registration for the 2024 Olympic Games with the full tennis team: the new number one in the world (and obviously Italian) will be paired in double with Lorenzo Musettinumber two in national tennis and number 30 in the ATP world rankings.
The other blue couples
As for the male team, they will also find themselves together Simone Bolelli And Andrea Vavassori, fresh from the final reached at Roland Garros. The 38-year-old tennis player from Bologna will once again have alongside him the 29-year-old from Turin who yesterday qualified for the Games thanks to his placing among the top ten in doubles. For the women’s draw, however, the couple who battled on clay to reach the final at the Parisian Slam will also be reconstituted, Sara Errani And Jasmine Paolini, with the former returning to the Olympics thanks to the combined ranking. The other pair of the female double will be made up of Elisabetta Cocciaretto And Lucia Bronzetti.
Overall, Italy will have the following Azzurri in singular male: Jannik Sinner, Lorenzo Musetti, Matteo Arnaldi and Luciano Darderi while in singular female our team will be made up of Jasmine Paolini, Elisabetta Cocciaretto and Lucia Bronzetti.
Sinner’s dream
In an excerpt from the book that comes out today entitled “Peace Games. The soul of the Olympics and Paralympics”, with the preface by Pope Francis, there is also the thought of Jannik Sinner who hopes to win the highest prize Absolutely for a sportsman. “One event I look forward to in my career is the Olympic Games, the biggest of sporting events. The best athletes in the world come together to compete for glory. It’s the Mount Olympus of parties to win the most important prize in sport. Having never participated in the Olympics, I view this experience as an honor, a privilege. Having won the Davis Cup with and for Italy, I am very motivated to add a medal for my country“, is part of the thought of the blue published by Republic.
In another part of the text made public, Sinner praises his family for giving him the absolute freedom to understand what the
best path to take, what his ambitions and aspirations were. Then he talked about his tennis career from the beginning to today which culminated, for now, with the victory of his first Slam in Australia in January.
