Sinner, Musetti, Paolini… The Italian tennis is celebratory, that’s it lives one of the best moments in its history in terms of results and talent. The main actor in this plot is Jannik Sinner, who at Roland Garros It became the first number one in Italian history. San Candido’s season borders on excellence, winning his first Grand Slam in Australia and adding only five defeats all year (in one of them I didn’t even jump onto the track).
However, this is only the tip of the iceberg, as There are up to five Italian tennis players in the top 50 of the ATP rankings. Musetti will leave Wimbledon in at least 16th place, while Darderi (35), Arnaldi (39) and Cobolli (48) follow in his footsteps to continue climbing positions. The most notable thing is that none of the five is over 23 years oldwhich predicts a more than promising future for them.
To make matters worse, in the doubles Italy also has its two particular heroes, since Vavassori and Bolelli are 10th and 11th in the ranking respectively, reaching the final of the Australian Open and Roland Garros together this year,
Jasmine Paolini takes the reins of women’s tennis
On the WTA circuit, Paolini is achieving in 2024 that not only talk about Rybakina, Sabalenka, Swiatek and Gauff. The Italian tennis player is already in the semifinals of Wimbledon, which will make her leave the British Open at least in the number five position in the ranking.
Throughout this season, the most notable results have been the title in the WTA 1000 in Dub�iy the final in both singles and doubles at Roland Garros. His great year does not end there, since in the doubles rankings He occupies the 13th place, partnering with Sara Errania veteran on the circuit.
At 28 years old, Paolini is living the best moment of his career, and is another example that Italian tennis is one of the greatest exporters of talent today.
