Matteo Berrettini

[Damian]

26.02.2018

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 104

[Barty]

Finał CH w Irving:
* 2. finał CH w 2018 (1-1);
* 7. finał CH w karierze (2-5);

[Damian]

19.03.2018 - TOP-100!

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 95

[Damian]

Rzym18 - Berrettini d. Tiafoe:
https://www.tennistv.com/videos/rome-20 ... ini-tiafoe

[Lucas]

RG18: pierwszy wygrany mecz w Wielkim Szlemie!

Matteo Berrettini (ITA) d. [LL] Oscar Otte (GER) 3-6 7-5 6-2 6-1

[Damian]

Gulbis defeated by Berrettini in 2nd round of the French Open

Spoiler:

Latvia's Ernests Gulbis was defeated by Matteo Berrettini (Italy) 2-6, 6-3, 4-6, 3-6 in the second round of the French Open on Wednesday, informs LETA.

Gulbis has earned a total of 70 of ATP ranking points for reaching the second round of the tournament.

The Latvian had 15 double errors, while Berrettini just two. Likewise, Gulbis made 67 unforced errors, compared to Berrettini's 29.

At the moment, Gulbis is 160th in the ATP rankings, while Berrettini is in 96th place.

As reported, in the first round of the French Open, Gulbis beat Gilles Muller (Luxembourg) 2-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-3, who is 34th in the ATP rankings.

http://www.baltic-course.com/eng/baltic_news/?doc=19486

[Damian]

RG18: 3. runda!

Matteo Berrettini (ITA) d. [Q] Ernests Gulbis (LAT) 6-2 3- 6-4 6-3

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11.06.2018

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 80

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16.07.2018

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 75

[Damian]

Earlier in the day, Italian Matteo Berrettini knocked out fourth-seeded Russian Andrey Rublev 6-3, 6-3 in 62 minutes. The World No. 84, winner of his second ATP Challenger Tour title at the Trofeo Perrel - FAIP in February, will contest his first ATP World Tour quarter-final against eighth seed and 2016 titlist Feliciano Lopez.

https://www.atpworldtour.com/en/news/ba ... -wednesday

[Damian]

Italian Matteo Berrettini advanced to his first ATP World Tour semi-final on Friday with an upset win over eighth seed Feliciano Lopez of Spain 6-4, 6-3 in 64 minutes. The World No. 84 won 30 of his 32 first-service points against the 2016 champion (d. Haase).

“It is an unbelievable feeling,” said Berrettini. “I played a great match and served really well, with breaks of serve early in each set. I was really focused as I knew just how experienced he is.”

He will next face Estonian Jurgen Zopp, who saved nine of 10 break points to beat fellow qualifier Facundo Bagnis of Argentina 3-6, 6-4, 6-3 in one hour and 56 minutes. Six years ago, Zopp reached his only previous tour-level quarter-final at the 2012 SkiStar Swedish Open (l. to Hajek).

https://www.atpworldtour.com/en/news/ba ... 018-friday

[Żilu]

Berrettini Blasts Into First Final In Gstaad

Spoiler:

Italian will play for maiden ATP World Tour title

Twelve months ago, Matteo Berrettini was outside the Top 200 of the ATP Rankings and plotting his ascent on the ATP Challenger Tour. What a difference a year makes.

On Saturday, the 22-year-old Italian reached his first ATP World Tour final, ousting Jurgen Zopp 6-4, 7-6(6) at the J. Safra Sarasin Swiss Open Gstaad. Berrettini needed one hour and 19 minutes to secure his fourth straight-set win of the week.

Coming off signature victories over fourth seed Andrey Rublev and former champion Feliciano Lopez, Berrettini is playing the best tennis of his young career in Gstaad. He saved both break points faced against Zopp, firing nine aces to book his spot in the championship. On Sunday, the Italian will face second seed Roberto Bautista Agut.

"I'm extremely happy," said Berrettini. "The conditions were different today after the rain. I managed to raise my level and was fighting hard during the whole match. I've been playing a lot of important matches lately - winning a round in Rome, my first match at a Slam and more. I'm feeling well and excited about the final tomorrow."

Persistent rain showers delayed the start of Saturday's first semi-final by more than three hours, before Berrettini and Zopp took to Roy Emerson Arena. The lone break of the match would come in the very first game, as the World No. 84 set the tone with an immediate break to love. He would not stumble from there, claiming the opener 6-4 and eventually securing his third match point.

It marked the second time Berrettini and Zopp have met this year, following the Italian's semi-final victory at the ATP Challenger Tour event in Bergamo, Italy, in February. He would go on to lift the trophy a day later and will hope history repeats itself on Sunday.

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A promising unseeded finalist is deja vu for the Gstaad faithful, who witnessed Germany's Yannick Hanfmann stun the field en route to the title match last year (l. to Fognini). Now, it's Berrettini's turn. After breaking into the Top 100 of the ATP Rankings in May, he would streak to the third round at Roland Garros and earned his first Top 20 win against Jack Sock at Wimbledon just three weeks ago.

Moreover, at 22 years and three months, Berrettini claimed a slice of national history as the youngest Italian to reach an ATP World Tour final since 2003 (Volandri in Umag).

In the second semi-final, Bautista Agut showed the heart of a champion to book his spot in the title match. The Spaniard rallied from a set down to dismiss Serbia's Laslo Djere 6-7(5), 6-4, 6-4 in a marathon two hours and 41 minutes.

Bautista Agut reached his 15th ATP World Tour final in the fading sunlight, denying Djere's bid for a first final appearance. The second seed is a perfect 4-0 in championship clashes since 2016, most recently triumphing on the hard courts of Auckland and Dubai this year.

The run to the final carries added significance for the Spaniard, following the death of his mother in May. He is also competing in his first tournament in more than a month after suffering a groin injury in the Gerry Weber Open semi-finals.

https://www.atpworldtour.com/en/news/gs ... tista-agut

[DUN I LOVE]

On jednak 96 jest. Czasami - nie wiedząc dlaczego - przypniesz komuś jakiś rocznik i tkwisz w błędzie, nie potrafiąc się przestawić. Od kilku kiedy zobaczyłem Włocha w drabinkach ATP coś mi się ubzdurało, że urodził się w 1995 i nie mogę tego wyrzucić z głowy.

[Barty]

ATP Gstaad: serwis kluczem do zwycięstwa. Wielki tydzień Matteo Berrettiniego

Spoiler:

Matteo Berrettini nie stracił serwisu i seta w pięciu meczach rozegranych na szwajcarskiej mączce. Włoch pokonał Roberto Bautistę w niedzielnym finale turnieju ATP World Tour 250 w Gstaad i sięgnął po pierwszy tytuł w głównym cyklu.
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ATP Atlanta: ósmy finał Johna Isnera w stolicy stanu Georgia. O tytuł znów zagra z Ryanem Harrisonem
17 asów posłał w niedzielę Matteo Berrettini (ATP 84), dlatego dziwić nie powinno, że rozstawiony z "dwójką" powracający po kontuzji Roberto Bautista (ATP 17) nie mógł się dobrać do serwisu rywala. 22-letni Włoch grał bardzo dobrze i wykazał się niesamowitą odpornością psychiczną. W nagrodę wygrał pierwszy tytuł rangi ATP World Tour i w poniedziałek przesunie się w górę rankingu o około 30 miejsc.
Momentem zwrotnym całego spotkania okazał się tie break pierwszego seta. Celujący w dziewiąte trofeum Hiszpan miał swoją szansę przy własnym podaniu, lecz popełnił podwójny błąd. Po drugiej zmianie stron zmarnował jeszcze jedną piłkę setową i wtedy do akcji wkroczył Berrettini. Reprezentant Italii wykorzystał trzecią okazję i wygrał premierową odsłonę 7:6.

REKLAMA

W drugim secie Włoch serwował bardzo dobrze i cierpliwie wyczekiwał swoich szans. Nie udało się mu wykorzystać break pointów w drugim oraz szóstym gemie. Jednak gdy przy stanie 5:4 wypracował piłkę meczową i posłał kapitalny return, wieńcząc trwający 105 minut pojedynek wynikiem 7:6(9), 6:4.

- To był bardzo trudny mecz. Od początku do końca nie było łatwo go przełamać. Serwowałem naprawdę dobrze, a tie break był niesamowity. Gdybym go przegrał, to miałbym trudniejsze zadanie. Miałem jednak to szczęście, że go wygrałem i mogłem się skupić na drugim secie - powiedział Berrettini, którego trenerem jest zięć Zbigniewa Bońka, Vincenzo Santopadre.

Berrettini został trzecim reprezentantem Italii, który sięgnął po tytuł w głównym cyklu w 2018 roku. Wcześniej dokonali tego Fabio Fognini (Sao Paulo, Bastad) i Marco Cecchinato (Budapeszt, Umag). Po krótkim odpoczynku Berrettini wyszedł jeszcze do finału debla i z pomocą Daniele Braccialego sięgnął po dublet. Włosi pokonali w decydującym meczu Ukraińca Denisa Mołczanowa i Słowaka Igora Zelenaya 7:6(2), 7:6(5).

J.Safra Sarassin Swiss Open Gstaad, Gstaad (Szwajcaria)
ATP World Tour 250, kort ziemny, pula nagród 501,3 tys. euro
niedziela, 29 lipca

REKLAMA

finał gry pojedynczej:

Matteo Berrettini (Włochy) - Roberto Bautista (Hiszpania, 2) 7:6(9), 6:4

finał gry podwójnej:

Matteo Berrettini (Włochy) / Daniele Bracciali (Włochy) - Denis Mołczanow (Ukraina) / Igor Zelenay (Słowacja) 7:6(2), 7:6(5)

https://sportowefakty.wp.pl/tenis/76850 ... rettiniego

[Rroggerr]

#1) Gstaad 2018


eurosport.interia.pl

R1 Radu Albot (MDA) 64 62
R2 [4] Andriej Rubliow (RUS) 63 63
QF [8] Feliciano Lopez (ESP) 64 63
SF [Q] Jurgen Zopp (EST) 64 76(6)
W [2] Roberto Bautista Agut (ESP) 76(9) 64

[Damian]

First-Time Winner Spotlight: Matteo Berrettini

Spoiler:

Italian lifts maiden tour-level title in Gstaad
Matteo Berrettini captured his first ATP World Tour title on Sunday, beating Spaniard Roberto Bautista Agut 7-6(9), 6-4 at the J. Safra Sarasin Swiss Open Gstaad. Hours later, the Italian also claimed his first tour-level doubles crown, triumphing alongside Daniele Bracciali to become the first player since Alexander Zverev last year in Montpellier to win singles and doubles trophies at the same event.
Afterwards, Cecchinato spoke to ATPWorldTour.com:
How does it feel to be standing here with your first tour-level trophies in singles and doubles?
[It was an] unbelievable week, really. I think I played the best tennis of my life and I am really happy. I am also happy that I played singles and doubles and that I was able to play both. I was really good about [managing] my body.
Was winning an ATP World Tour title always a goal when you started to play tennis?
Of course I dreamed about that, but it is so far [away]. When you start, you have to think about the small things to reach and last year I won first ATP Challenger Tour title. Now, I am here with a tour-level trophy.
How much motivation has it given you to see the success of your countrymen, Marco Cecchinato and Fabio Fognini?
A lot. I am following a lot what they are doing and, in Fabio's [case], for a really long time. Cecchinato is having an unbelievable season, so I think we help each other with these results and that is really good for Italian fans and the Italian movement.
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You began the 2018 season outside the Top 100 in the ATP Rankings and without a tour-level match win. How have you found this success so quickly?
I don't know, really. I just practise really hard and I am just living the experience that I live every day. I hope I will have a really long career... I am enjoying this kind of life.
When did you realise you could make a career out of playing tennis?
I think when I reached my first Challenger final in 2016 in Andria and I lost to Luca Vanni. I played a great week and I beat strong guys. I was really happy with that week and I talked to myself and I was thinking I could play and have a career. For sure, I didn't think about winning an ATP World Tour title in one and a half years, but if you work and if you practise a lot, that [can be] the result.
What were your ATP Ranking goals at the beginning of the year and do you plan on changing them now?
I didn't have a goal at the beginning of the year. Of course, I wanted to enter the Top 100... and now I am close to the Top 50. It is unbelievable. I am really happy with what I am doing and I am really proud of my family, my team and I am really enjoying what we are doing together. I have fun with my coaches, with all of my family and that is the kind of life I would like to live. I think I am doing my best to live it.
Is there anybody that you would like to acknowledge or thank for getting you to this milestone in your career?
My family has always been supporting me. They've travelled with me to a lot of tournaments that were not that nice and know I'm here playing in the beautiful alps. This week I came without my coach and brought my girlfriend and a friend with me. It worked out very well, maybe I should do this more often. Just joking!

https://www.atpworldtour.com/en/news/be ... staad-2018

[DUN I LOVE]

Wyrównał Włoch bilans tegorocznych gier (12-12). W karierze jest 1 mecz na minusie (z 2017): 12-13.

[Barty]

Berrettini's Breakthrough: Italian Clinches Maiden Title In Gstaad

Spoiler:

Italian upsets Bautista Agut in straight sets
Prior to this week, Matteo Berrettini had never reached a tour-level quarter-final. But now, after beating three seeded opponents in five matches at the J. Safra Sarasin Swiss Open Gstaad, the Italian is an ATP World Tour champion.

Berrettini saved two set points in a tense first set before clinching the only break of the match to beat Roberto Bautista Agut 7-6(9), 6-4 in one hour and 45 minutes. The 22-year-old Gstaad debutant won each of his 49 service games en route to the title, navigating his way past No. 4 seed Andrey Rublev, eighth seed Feliciano Lopez and second-seeded Bautista Agut along the way.

The World No. 84, who also triumphed alongside Daniele Bracciali in the doubles final, fired 17 aces and did not face a break point to improve to 12-12 at tour-level this season. In February, Berrettini won his second ATP Challenger Tour title at the Trofeo Perrel - FAIP.


World No. 17 Bautista Agut was bidding to win three-tour level crowns in a single season for the first time. The Spaniard drops to 8-7 in tour-level championship matches.

"I want to congratulate Matteo. He played a great week and he has a great future in front of him. He deserved to win today," said Bautista Agut. "I always like to play in Gstaad, it's a beautiful event and I hope to come back next year."

With neither man able to manufacture a break-point opportunity in a first set dominated by serve, Bautista Agut appeared to be in control at 6/5 in the tie-break, but double-faulted to allow the Italian back into the set.

Berrettini dismissed Bautista Agut's second set point with an ace before taking control. After failing to convert two set points of his own with forehand errors, the Italian fired back-to-back forehand winners from 9/9 deciding the set.


Berrettini applied significant pressure early in the second set, manufacturing four break points for a 2-0 lead. But Bautista Agut, with conviction on his forehand side, averted danger to hold serve and halt the Rome native's momentum.

Berrettini continued to serve comfortably, holding to love for the third time in the second set to move one game away from victory at 5-4. And, it was there that the Italian made the crucial move. Once more, Berrettini trusted his forehand in important moments, successfully attacking Bautista Agut's forehand side on consecutive points to clinch the title.

"It was a really tough match. From the beginning until the end it was really tough to break him. I served really good most of the days and it was an unbelievable tie-break," said Berrettini. "If I lost the tie-break, I think the match would have been really tough. I was lucky I did a really good job in the tie-break and I was focussed in the second set."

Berrettini gains 250 ATP Ranking points and collects €89,435 in prize money for lifting the trophy. Bautista Agut receives 150 points and receives €47,105.

Did You Know?
Berrettini reached the third round at Roland Garros this year. The Italian fell in four sets to eventual finalist Dominic Thiem.

https://www.atpworldtour.com/en/news/ba ... 018-sunday

[DUN I LOVE]

Zabraknie do Top-50. Wygląda na to, że żeby tak awansować po Kitz, musi zrobić połówkę w Austrii.

53 Nicolas Jarry 969
54 Matteo Berrettini 927
55 Benoît Paire 920

[Damian]

30.07.2018

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 54