Love, as we know, is a panacea in times of need. And stars are no exception. Because of this Melissa Satta he just took a plane bound for Miami. It will reach the new boyfriend Matteo Berrettini grappling with a decidedly bad moment from a professional point of view. The tennis champion, in fact, is experiencing a deep crisis never experienced at this level in his sporting career.
It was he himself who spoke of “difficult days” after the defeat against Alexander Shevchenko during the Phoenix Challenger. A defeat that led him to blurt out: “Take me away from the field, I’m unwatchable” he shouted. Hence the decision of the former tissue: to join him in Miami.
Because in times of difficulty there is no better balm than love. And that the one between the tennis player and the showgirl, despite being born recently, is a deep feeling, it was the champion himself who said it. «I’m in a romantic relationship like all kids my age» he said in an interview with Republic referring to the rumors about the love story with Melissa Satta.
And, immediately making things clear, he wanted to underline a fundamental aspect: «I’m sorry that a totally positive thing is then considered as a professional distraction».
So, no distractions. On the contrary. Own Melissa SattaThat for love he also took tennis lessons, could help Matteo Berrettini to find himself and restart from Miami. Last year Miami was the stage missed due to a hand injury.
Today the Masters 1000 in Miami could mark his rebirth. Which will also be linked to the love for Melissa Satta and the champion’s family: all close to Matteo Berrettini to support him. He couldn’t hope for a better audience.
Source: Vanity Fair
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