Tennis
The schedule for Matteo Berrettini includes events in the ATP 250, ATP 500, ATP Masters 1000 & Grand Slams. In the last 12 months, Matteo Berrettini has participated in 5 events listed on Koobit. You can find the schedule of upcoming events below.
Adult ticket prices including fees for Matteo Berrettini events start from as low as USD $13 for basic tickets to USD $256 for the most premium tickets; with the average starting ticket price at USD $13. The price depends on a range of factors including the opposing players, the venue, the stage of the league, the seats’ proximity to the action, and additional benefits such as hospitality.
Matteo Berrettini is an Italian tennis player, born in Rome in 1996.
As a child, Berrettini was a keen swimmer, footballer, and judo fighter, but he began focusing more on tennis around the age of 10.
After numerous appearances on the Futures and Challengers tours, Berrettini debuted on the ATP tour on home soil, appearing at the Italian Open in 2017 as a wildcard. In 2018, less than 2 years after his ATP debut, the Italian won his first ATP-level singles title, at the Swiss Open Gstaad. Amazingly, Berrettini achieved this feat without dropping a set, and whilst also competing in - and winning - the doubles draw. Berrettini's superb showing in Gstaad marked him out as a future star, and he ended the year ranked just outside the top-50. He continued to progress rapidly throughout 2019, and he finished the season inside the top-10, picking up trophies in Budapest and Stuttgart on his way, as well as reaching the semifinals of the US Open. Owing to his fantastic year, Berrettini qualified for the year-end ATP Finals, where he lost 2 matches and won his third.
In 2021, Berrettini reached the quarterfinals of Roland-Garros, and also reached the Wimbledon final, where he lost to Novak Djokovic in 4 sets. In reaching the final, he became the first Italian men's singles player to reach a Grand Slam final since 1976. At the beginning of the 2022 season, the Italian recorded his best ever Australian Open campaign, reaching the quarterfinals.
Matteo Berrettini is renowned for the pace and power he generates in his shots - a trait which has earned him the nickname "The Hammer". His strongest weapons are his serve and his forehand, shots he uses aggressively and decisively. Berrettini's backhand may be less devastating, but he uses it ably to construct points, opening up opportunities to produce forehand winners.
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This review is from a visiting American’s point of view… Once you have purchased your tickets online and entered all the information that that requires, to enter the stadium you just need your passport. From what i saw you can bring in a backpack - did not seem to have a ‘clear bag’ policy. Of course you need to be able to show your seat number if needed once you are in the stadium. The stadium and the surrounding grounds are really nice, especially at night when the buildings light up. There are food vendors, some promotional booths and a small retail shop where you can buy Hangzhou tournament related items. The restrooms have mostly squatting toilets but there was one “accessible” (western) toilet in each. I would recommend going to at least one match in which a Chinese player is playing. The fans really get behind them which makes the experience more fun. If you ever have a chance to attend the Hangzhou Open- take it.
Bella locazione, delusione per erba sintetica ovunque
Excellent Atmosphäre
Ein sehr gut organisiertes Event. Tolle Atmosphäre und fantastischer Tennissport.
Wir kommen wieder.
fantastic atmosphere, good organisation except the parking situation
