Born on April 12, 1996, Berrettini celebrated his 26th birthday, and the Italian handsome guy seems to have been not going well both on and off the field recently. Although he reached the men's singles semifinals at the Australian Open at the beginning of the year, he lost in the match against Spain's king Nadal, and his backhand in that game was criticized by many people.
After the Australian Open, Berrettini did not perform particularly well in the several tournaments he played on the tour. And as the clay season was about to begin, Berrettini was plagued by injuries and announced that he would withdraw from the three clay masters tournaments in Monte Carlo, Madrid and Rome, which would be a big loss for his points and ranking.
Whether Berrettini can participate in the French Open will depend on his recovery status. Even if you can successfully participate in the French Open and parachute into the clay arena with zero warm-up, it is still doubtful how you can play.
Although Berrettini has not competed recently, news about him has been on social media. Sometimes only the person concerned knows what is going on, but these off-site news undoubtedly have a certain impact on the personal image of the Italian handsome man. For athletes, on-court and off-court are often closely related. Recently, many players have affected the performance on the field because of off-court events.
Berrettini is a recognized handsome man in men's tennis, with handsome features and a toned figure. A strong appearance may bring him a lot of resources, but if he wants to further enhance his personal influence and business value, he still has to rely on achievements. Berrettini currently holds 5 titles, 1 of which is at the ATP500 class and the other 4 are at the ATP 250 class.
The Italian guy does not currently have a high-level championship in the account, and he has reached the men's singles final once in the Masters and The Grand Slam, but unfortunately failed to win the championship. The 2021 Madrid Masters final lost to Zverev Jr., while the Wimbledon final of the same year was lost to Djokovic.
Although Berrettini has not yet won a high-level tournament, his performance at the Grand Slam in recent seasons has been relatively stable. The French Open has reached the quarterfinals, the Australian Open and the US Open have reached the final four, and Wimbledon have reached the final. He is also currently the only post-90s male player who has reached at least the men's singles quarterfinals in all four Grand Slam tournaments, which is the main reason why he has always been in the high rankings.
26 is a golden age for tennis players. For Berrettini, who has good looks and strength. We must cherish the good times, strive to comprehensively enhance our own strength, and make greater breakthroughs and progress in our careers. (Source: Tennis House Author: Nocturnal Scholar)