Sinner vs Berrettini, but first it’s a hitting contest between the two tennis players. VIDEO

Sinner vs Berrettini at Wimbledon, the Italian derby live on Sky

The match between Jannik Sinner And Matthew Berrettini will be held on Wednesday on the center court of Wimbledon, third match of the day starting at 13:30. It is not easy to predict exactly the start time of their confrontation, in which both will throw powerful serves at over 210 km/h; what is certain is that the match will be broadcast live exclusively on Sky Sports And Now.

While waiting for the game to start, the relaxed atmosphere is demonstrated by a video that is going viral on the internet. In the video, the two stars of Italian tennis, together with Flavio Cobolli (former Roma player and friend of footballer Edoardo Bove and motorcyclist Fabio Di Giannantonio), enjoy playing football during a break from training, demonstrating remarkable dribbling ability.

Jannik Sinner and Matteo Berrettini hanging out and dribbling a football ahead of their anticipated match at Wimbledon tomorrow.

Love this 🇮🇹

(🎥 federicafanari/ IG) pic.twitter.com/vjw39qV6nM

— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) July 2, 2024

The match between Sinner And Yannick Hanfmannheld yesterday, Monday 1 July, from 18:38 to 21:36, was broadcast on Sky, partially coinciding with the European Football Championship. First he overlapped France-Belgiumwhich obtained 605,000 viewers and 5.5% share on Skyand subsequently Portugal-Sloveniathat on Rai 1 reached 5,450,000 viewers with a 31.9% share, while on Sky had 735,000 viewers and 4.3%, totaling almost 6.2 million viewers and 36.2% overall share.

Despite the competition with football, the tennis match between Sinner And Hanfmann attracted 434,000 viewers and a 2.8% share, a positive result for the first round.

The upcoming match between Sinner And Capshaving no competition from football (the round of 16 ends today, and football will only be discussed on Friday for the quarterfinals), could double these numbers. Exceeding 800,000 viewers, it would enter the top ten of the best tennis broadcasts on Sky, close to the results of the recent matches against Tsitsipas in Monte Carlo and Medvedev in Miami.