If there is a consistent rock on the men’s tour, it is Matteo Berrettini.
If there is a consistent rock on the men’s tour, it is Matteo Berrettini, who survived a five-setter Sunday to advance to his fifth straight Grand Slam quarterfinal.
After losing the first set, Berrettini got down a break in the second set before he lifted his power forehand game in a roller-coaster afternoon. He would’ve been a very strong contender at Wimbledon but got a bad case of COVID-19 during the grass-court tune-ups and withdrew.“I was sick — I had really a high temperature,” Berrettini said. ‘I was feeling all my bones were broken. I’m really sensitive for COVID. It took me three weeks to get back in shape.
“We kind of have like a similar game,” Berrettini said. “We like to run around our forehands, like putting a lot of spin on the ball, being aggressive. I think the key is like to be aggressive before him.”
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