Gabriela Sabatini lauds Francisco Cerundolo for his Miami Open win over Felix Auger-Aliassime

“The best tennis player, the number one athlete, and the winner of the most recent Grand Slam tournament.” He is remarkable because, despite the fact that he has already won everything, he insists on continuing to compete and win. I have a great deal of respect for that. As for tennis, I believe that it is beneficial for the sport that it continues to be played at that level and that it continues to demand from us. “If we want to be successful in beating him, we need to continue to work toward improving,” stated Cerundolo.In the analysis, it was found that the new generation had risen to the highest positions in the rating. A large number of finalists, including occasional champions such as Carlos or Daniil Medvedev, begin to make their appearances in the major tournaments. “Even though Djokovic still has a few years ahead of him, the era of Nadal, Federer, and Djokovic is coming to an end,” he remarked.
This Saturday marks Gabriela Sabatini’s 50th birthday. Is it shocking to you? In that case, I wouldn’t hold it against you. When she retired in 1996, at the astounding age of 26, she did not appear to be much older than she does now.

In the twenty-four years that have passed since then, Sabatini has become somewhat less prominent in the sport’s historical consciousness. It is likely that this has come as a surprise to many fans who followed her every fashionable move during her greatest period of success. Due to her attractive appearance as well as her combination of artistic ability and athleticism, the Argentine player, who was initially referred to as the Saba-tweeny, became one of the most prominent and well-liked players of the 1980s and 1990s. When I asked male sports fans I knew in New York on a few different occasions if they had ever attended the US Open, I often had the same response: “Oh yeah, my buddies and I always go out to see Sabatini.” I can remember this happening on a couple of different occasions.