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The Spirit of '76: At Wimbledon, Matteo Berrettini becomes first Italian men's Grand Slam finalist in 45 years
A 60-winner, 18-error performance was more than enough to end Hubert Hurkacz's run, and bodes well for the final match of his own.
Published Jul 09, 2021
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Berrettini faced Novak Djokovic at the last Grand Slam tournament, in Paris. On a different surface, and with fans, they'll meet again—and this time, for a title.
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Berrettini's booming forehand is a game-breaker on grass.
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