Emanuele Atturo

What do you mean?

You know, there's the Eiffel Tower, the Statue of Liberty, the kangaroo, the strawberry.

He is the least glamorous person in the world, in my opinion.

And this, however, makes him, paradoxically, a great icon.

Because he is really a basic male, but in a positive sense.

He's a good guy, very simple, very nice, very positive, very bright, who has no internal criticism.

who has no sense of style, of elegance, of aura, nothing at all.

But this, in my opinion, makes him a person who is impossible not to love, not to appreciate, also because this then makes him, together with the way he plays, a kind of golden child, right?

It's crazy.

Among other things, I agree with this tournament, he didn't play

a tennis player at the level of the US Summers, who, however, we remember, is a surface that he loves much more than the Australian one.

Of course, it's true.

He hit much worse than Rovescio, in my opinion he was much more vulnerable on that side, always relatively, and he served a little worse.

However, in my opinion, the right hand has undergone another evolution.

I don't know if you have noticed that it begins to hit in counter-step with much more naturalness than before.

Now I have added to the arsenal this right hand of counter-step from the center.

that he uses against aggressive but neutral blows, which are the blows of Djokovic, which are the blows of Sinner, in which he goes in counter-dance and crosses, very crossed, often tight, devastating, a 100% Federerian blow that I think will really make a difference between Wimbledon and the US Open.

No, but the platinum hair he had looked great on him, that was the only great style quiz that Alcaraz had.

Because he's a tamar, and tamars can be stylish, but he's not even one of those stylish tamars, but sometimes he is.

I mean, if he dares a little more, if he's braver, like this thing he said, he promised his mother that the only tattoos