The Italian tennis player Lorenzo Musetti was covered this week in Esquire magazine, where he spoke of his great progression in the world of tennis, and it is that Musetti together with Sinner are the great hopes for Italian tennis. The Carrara-born player was very sincere and stated that Roger Federer is his great reference in the world of tennis, and dreams of one day playing a Wimbledon final against him.
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-Complicated start in the tennis world and great importance of his family:
“Family is very important. Not only do I refer to my parents and others, but I also refer to my entire team, to which I am very attached and also consider it as my family. Surrounding yourself with people who love you and support you in The most complicated moments are fundamental. Since I was a child I have traveled almost alone and have always gotten used to living by myself. When I was in high school I had to leave school and start studying privately, as it was very difficult for me to combining studies with tennis. If I continued in public school, not only would I have gotten bad news, but I would have had many absences. “
-Your idol in the world of tennis:
“There are many tennis players that I like, but without a doubt my favorite is Roger. Federer has always been my point of reference and always will be. I grew up watching his rivalry with Nadal. When they ask me what the final of my dreams would be, always I say it would be playing the Wimbledon final against Roger Federer. “
-Your routine in each tournament that takes place in the tennis world:
“For every tournament I play I have a song that I always listen to. For example, at the Challenger in Trieste I had headphones and constantly listened to music. In that tournament I didn’t stop listening to Fabri Fibra, he is an Italian artist who gives me a lot of peace of mind and that I listen constantly. “
-Message from Naomi Osaka about racism in the middle of the Cincinnati tournament:
“It was incredible what Naomi did. She went to the end with her courageous message. She had the strength and authority to show everyone that sport can be important when it comes to talking about various issues in society. You had to talk about racism because of everything that was happening in America. My generation is very inclusive, willing to embrace diversity and avoid all kinds of conflict. Most of us have already labeled racism as totally absurd. All people are equal. It doesn’t matter. the color of your skin or race. “
-His great moment of form on the circuit:
“There is a lot of excitement and joy for the results I am having. Behind all this there is a lot of work ahead, but I don’t want to get on top of it. I want to keep my feet on the ground. In tennis you have little time to enjoy your results. In Rome I did an incredible feat, beating players of the stature of Stan Wawrinka and Kei Nishikori, players who know what it is to play Grand Slams finals. After those victories, I had two days to celebrate and digest what happened. I immediately went to Forli because I had to play a Challenger game. “
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