Hanfmann in the first round, then the possible derby with Caps in the 2nd round and the intersection with Alcaraz in the semifinals. The road is marked out for Jannik Sinner a Wimbledon, live exclusively on Sky Sport and streaming on NOW from 1 to 14 July. First Italian ever n. 1 seeding in a Slam, the South Tyrolean met potential rivals at the Championships, now in their 137th edition. A treacherous path for Sinner who will start the tournament against the German Yannick Hanfmann, number 95 in the world, but then he could meet Matteo in the 2nd round Berrettini who will debut against the Hungarian Fucsovics. It is not the only potential blue derby in the 2nd round because Luciano could also cross paths Darderi and Lorenzo Musettimaking their debuts respectively against the English wild card Choinski and the French Lestienne.
Women: Paolini in the lower half with Gauff
In the women’s tournament, however, the spotlight is on Jasmine Pauline. Fresh from the Roland Garros final, the Italian was placed in the lower part of the scoreboard, the one “led” by Coco Gauffpotential opponent of the Italian in the quarterfinals. Paolini will debut against Sara Sorribes Tormo, then the 2nd round against the Belgian Minnen or the English Watson. Except for Lucia Bronzesmaking her debut against Leylah Fernandez, all the other Italians will play in the lower part. Elisabetta will start Cockerel (1st round with Romanian Todoni), Martina Trevisan (will start with #12 seeding Keys) and Sara Errani (for her 1st round with the no. 26 seed Noskova).
How to follow Wimbledon on Sky Sports and NOW
The myth of Wimbledon will be in exclusively live on Sky Sport and streaming on NOW from 1 to 14 July. From the courts of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in London, approximately 750 hours of live coverage of the 137th edition of The Championships will be broadcast on Sky. As per tradition, the coverage of the tournament guaranteed by the Sky Sport team will be of the highest level: after the debut for the Internazionali BNL d’Italia, it is rekindled for the occasion studio dedicated to tennis created specifically at the headquarters in Milan. Added to all this is the ever-advancing technology, which remains one of Sky’s trademarks also for tennis. Even for Wimbledon the historic Sky Sport Tech will not be missingthe virtual magnifying glass that as always will help to technically and tactically analyze the decisive shots and the best plays.
