Matteo Gigante

Matteo Gigante, class of 2002, is one of the rising stars ready to join the Italian golden generation of tennis players.

With a career-high ranking of world No. 132 in the ATP rankings, he made his Grand Slam main draw debut at the 2025 Australian Open, reached the second round at the Masters 1000 events in Rome (2024) and Indian Wells (2025), and claimed four ATP Challenger titles.

A left-handed with refined touch and great creativity, he is steadily progressing under the guidance of coach Marco Gulisano, with the goal of establishing himself on the professional circuit.

Playing my first major, I realize that things are changing, and so must my approach to matches. In the past, early rounds were much easier for me, but now I can never let my guard down. The moment you lose your focus, the opponent is ready to take advantage.”

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Matteo Gigante

Matteo Gigante, class of 2002, is one of the rising stars ready to join the Italian golden generation of tennis players.

With a career-high ranking of world No. 132 in the ATP rankings, he made his Grand Slam main draw debut at the 2025 Australian Open, reached the second round at the Masters 1000 events in Rome (2024) and Indian Wells (2025), and claimed four ATP Challenger titles.

A left-handed with refined touch and great creativity, he is steadily progressing under the guidance of coach Marco Gulisano, with the goal of establishing himself on the professional circuit.

Playing my first major, I realize that things are changing, and so must my approach to matches. In the past, early rounds were much easier for me, but now I can never let my guard down. The moment you lose your focus, the opponent is ready to take advantage.”

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