2020 was a complicated year for all of us and for most athletes, but number 3 in the world Dominique thiem can’t quite say the same thing. It was probably the year of consecration for Dominic when he won the final at Flushing Meadows after a great comeback against Alexander Zverev, his first career Grand Slam title, a few months ago.
Then the last two in the ATP Finals and the top 3 in the world in the ATP rankings, in addition to the fact that he is likely considered the first real heir to the Big Three, maybe ready to take their scepter in a day. But Thiem found love even in this strange season.
These days, the Austrian athlete has actually made the relationship with the youngest winner of Let’s Dance 2020 official. Lili Paul-Roncalli.
Who is Dominic Thiem’s new girlfriend?
Better known, however, is this new friend of the Austrian tennis player.
Lili-Paul Roncalli is the daughter of the Austrian circus director Bernhard Paul and Lili herself was a circus artist. Now the 22-year-old will also take part in Dominic Thiem’s stands in the various tournaments, although it must be said that the two have only recently started dating. Where Dominic Thiem has dated the player in the past, tennis player Kristina Mladenovic, but after her full sports schedule, the two went their separate ways.
Now Dominic Thiems starts 2021 with this new good news: After several photos that led to rumors, it was Thiem himself who spread this sweet and good news, but didn’t say much about it. His private life was always very cold for him.
Thiem said: “The last few weeks have been very good, but everything is completely new. At the moment I don’t want to say anything else. ” Dominic Thiem has just traveled to Australia, where he will be quarantined for a few weeks before officially starting the new season.
The world’s greatest tennis stars like Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray, Serena Williams, Naomi Osaka, Ashleigh Barty, Simona Halep and everyone else will return to the next Australian Open in 2021 in Melbourne. from February 8th.
Roger Federer is expected to return to the pitch in late February or early March to the delight of his fans after declaring he won’t play the Australian Slam.
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