Ok even I can see that Matteo B is VERY good looking 
He sure is. Matteo A is an absolute sweetheart. I want them both to win lolOk even I can see that Matteo B is VERY good looking![]()
Yes! And I have tickets for Queens!Isn't it typical. Like clockwork, the weather turns to tit in England once grass season rolls around. Lol.
I don’t think it does. Musetti in particular doesn’t seem to be a massive fan of him. Maybe the others are closer because of their shared language and German speaker Sinner is a bit of an outcast?It's so sad.
I do love the camaraderie amongst the Italian men. Not sure how much it extends to Sinner though.
yeah i think it’s tricky for people from tyrol (and the surrounding regions) because they’re so heavily german/austrian in origin and usually quite fair and so they don’t get seen as “real” italians (not even basing this on sinner himself, just other things i’ve read about it!) - it must be quite ostracising for him.I don’t think it does. Musetti in particular doesn’t seem to be a massive fan of him. Maybe the others are closer because of their shared language and German speaker Sinner is a bit of an outcast?
Dominic Paris (skier) is from the Sud Tyrol and he is embraced by the Italian team and population.yeah i think it’s tricky for people from tyrol (and the surrounding regions) because they’re so heavily german/austrian in origin and usually quite fair and so they don’t get seen as “real” italians (not even basing this on sinner himself, just other things i’ve read about it!) - it must be quite ostracising for him.
i find sinner’s relationship with his italian-ness really interesting though and wish he spoke about it more (though get why he doesn’t!)
I wasn't aware of this at all, and it explains a lot. Thanks for the info.yeah i think it’s tricky for people from tyrol (and the surrounding regions) because they’re so heavily german/austrian in origin and usually quite fair and so they don’t get seen as “real” italians (not even basing this on sinner himself, just other things i’ve read about it!) - it must be quite ostracising for him.
i find sinner’s relationship with his italian-ness really interesting though and wish he spoke about it more (though get why he doesn’t!)
that’s okay!I wasn't aware of this at all, and it explains a lot. Thanks for the info.![]()
I’ve heard him speak German (with German interviewers, not ones from Tyrol) and he’s quite sassy tbhyeah i think it’s tricky for people from tyrol (and the surrounding regions) because they’re so heavily german/austrian in origin and usually quite fair and so they don’t get seen as “real” italians (not even basing this on sinner himself, just other things i’ve read about it!) - it must be quite ostracising for him.
i find sinner’s relationship with his italian-ness really interesting though and wish he spoke about it more (though get why he doesn’t!)
The 114th tennis player against the 6th in final is funny (but great imo, love an outsider). Edit : it's also great to see someone much shorter than "the norm" and with a different styleI don't think anybody had Maja Chwalinska making the final of the French Open. Fair play to her.
And yet she is still going to have to go through the qualifiers at Wimbledon due to the rankings being set prior to Roland Garros unless they give her a wildcard.The 114th tennis player against the 6th in final is funny (but great imo, love an outsider). Edit : it's also great to see someone much shorter than "the norm" and with a different style
Apparently she was short of 2000euros during the qualification and stressed about paying bills and now on saturday she will for sure win 1+ million (2+ if she wins the final).