Matteo Berrettini’s season was suddenly interrupted. It started well with the semi-finals at the Australian Open, and in 2022 the Italian number 1 faced the usual physical problems.
The last in chronological order is dated March 25, four days ago, when Berrettini officially announced his retirement from the Masters 1000 in Miami. As he waits to see him back on the pitch (believed to be on the Monte Carlo sand), the Italian can take solace with a figure that has singled him out on social media.
In fact, according to the Tennis Stats & Info Twitter profile, Matteo Berrettini has the highest engagement rate on Instagram.
The result of this particular index is obtained by comparing the total number of active interactions – from likes and shares to mentions and even direct messages – with the total number of followers.
Immediately behind him is Daniil Medvedev with an engagement rate of 12.5% against 960,000 followers; on the third step of the podium is the legend Roger Federer with his 7.2% against 9.1 million followers; Fourth and fifth place are taken by Alexander Zverev and Stefanos Tsitsipas, who, with their 1.6 million followers each, have an interaction rate of 4.8% and 4.8% respectively.
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Corretja praises Roger Federer
Alex Corretja recently offered his thoughts on the GOAT debate, claiming that Roger Federer shouldn’t be left out of the discussion simply because of his poor head-to-head record against Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal.
“When people say that Roger Federer has lost to Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal more often and that’s why he can’t be the best in history, that’s absurd to me,” said Corretja. “Because of her [kontrastierenden] Obviously, depending on the style of play, Nadal will do him a lot of damage.”
Interestingly, Alex Corretja has a positive head-to-head record against both Roger Federer (3-2) and Rafael Nadal (2-0). “It’s normal that I [Roger Federer] on many occasions. And what does that mean? Nothing.
[Alles bedeutet]that my game on his day didn’t go well with his style because he was very young and he failed a lot with his backhand,” said Corretja. “On clay it was enough for me to send him a lot of high balls there.
I have [Rafael] Nadal also caught very, very young. He had no experience and I had. But none of that matters.”
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