Matteo Berrettini wins The Queen's Tournament in London 🎾

Believe to the end of your dream is the first step in order to reach it. It is what happened to the Italian tennis player Matteo Berretini won, first Italian to succeed, the Queen's tournament in London, traditional appointment on the grass of approach to the Slam of Wimbledon, whose main scoreboard starts on June 28th and where Matteo will be Number 8 Series Head. The 25 athlete, a great fan of Boris Becker, said he was flattered to be able to read his name next to that of his idol and at the moment he declares himself be ready also to the great Wimbledon tournament.

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The meeting in the final against the British Cameron Norrarie, 41 ATP, with the score of 6-4 6-7 (5) 6-3, after an hour and 50 minutes of the game, was not at all simple, and after the first two sets fought on par, whose second set won in extremis. For Matteo Berrettini the Queen's tournament in London is the first career success of an ATP 500 and the fifth trophy since he became a professional.

At the moment it occupies the ATP ranking in place number 9, in great prominence in the previous tournament of the Roland Garros (defeated with Djokovic), and today finally s rise on the podium. The transition from the red earth to the grass was not very simple but the tennis player immediately gave him to show off the skills in the field, in addition to the incredible rapidity to adapt to the playing ground.

His desire to get involved, never to give up, to fight on all the balls allowed him to improve very quickly and beat all his opponents and even climb the world rankings. Its strong point was the service, an important weapon and this performance in view of an important event like Wimbledon is a significant injection of trust and awareness in its own means, accompanied by a prepared team but which does not create too much pressure on the player, That manages to manage his emotions very well, turning them into the right competitive rage on the field.

Matteo's ambition is certainly not finished here. Wimbledon is a tournament that can really mean the turning point for the Italian player but can also arise a devastating effect and cause a bad performance. The Italian player knows these risks and is preparing to better face the tournament: the difficulties are many and keep the concentration high in dealing with the best players in the world is a step in order to compete at their level.

As called Pin Precedence, Matteo da Piccolo has always been a big fan of Boris Becker in 1985 stood out of the queen's debt. And two weeks after he triumphed to Wimbledon for the first time. Will this be repeated with Matteo Berrettini? Why not. Matteo really has all the skills to get away from the English tournament and victory, although absolutely not easy, it is within the reach of him!

Force Matteo!

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