Matteo Berrettini afronta con ilusión el US Open: "In New York special memories, I really want to play", declaró a Sky Sport el tenista romano, que debutará ante Stan Wawrinka.
"This - Berrettini told Sky Sport - was a tournament that opened the doors of my career at this level. Shortly thereafter I entered the top 10 and I gained the awareness that I could play against the best of 5 sets. A special tournament for a million reasons. It's already been 7 years, but it's a tournament that I carry in my heart." Sobre sus sensaciones, añadió: "I'm training well and I have a great desire to do. It's nice to be back here."
Berrettini afronta con ilusión el US Open
Berrettini también concedió una interesante entrevista a Supertennis, en la que repasó su trayectoria en el circuito durante este 2026: "I realized that I have to feel good, create an environment that makes me feel good with my team, with the people next to me. Thanks to that then I can get on the court and manage certain difficulties."
"This city has given me so many joys, unfortunately also some disappointments, a big one - he said - This is a Slam, it is clearly a more important tournament than the others, but I know that if it doesn't go well there will be another tournament. I would like New York to be a city from which I take energy ".
El italiano también tuvo unas palabras para su amigo Jannik Sinner, obligado a perderse el Grand Slam por una lesión en la rodilla derecha. "It's part of our journey, it's part of the life we live, of the intensity of this sport that has really become almost too much".
Berrettini habló asimismo sobre la sensación de llevar su cuerpo al límite: "I push myself to the limit every week, even if it seems absurd to say. Sometimes I tell my team that it would be really interesting to have a hidden camera somewhere and let others see what happens. In recent months a bit of all kinds have happened, even this American trip was not very easy but every time I take the field I find the strength to defeat what is happening to me. I believe that this is every day to exceed one's limit."