Camila Giorgi is a ball-striker capable of generating venomous power off both wings, enough to overwhelm even the most dogged counter-punchers on tour. Despite being ranked outside the top 100 heading into the last two Slams, the petite Italian served notice of her potential. Reaching the third round of Wimbledon and the last sixteen of the US Open, Giorgi made headlines in New York after beating former finalist CarolineWozniacki.
“It was my goal to play a night match on Arthur Ashe stadium, ” Giorgi said. “It was such a great two weeks after not being able to play all summer due to my shoulder. And I played at a really good level despite the lack ofmatches.”
“If she was playing like this every time, obviously her ranking would go up. She was going for the lines and was hitting them when she wanted to, ” said Wozniacki. “If she learns to control her pace like she did today, then I think she has a brightfuture.”
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To most insiders, Giorgi's performance at Flushing Meadows was no surprise. She was a talented junior who was spotted by Nick Bollettieri and offered a seven-month scholarship at just 8 years old. Since turning professional at 15, however, her transition from the junior ranks to the women’s game has been hindered by injury, most notably to hershoulder.
“I was injured and was playing every tournament with injury, so then I stopped for two months after Wimbledon this year…So this [US Open] was my first tournament back, and I feel good now. My shoulder is good, ” saidGiorgi.
In stark contrast to her compatriots, on court, she prefers to let her strokes do the talking. While Sara Errani and Francesca Schiavone take a vociferous approach with plenty of fist-pumping and shows of aggression, Giorgi’s demeanor is noticeablyplacid.
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Giorgi's father and coach, Sergio, compensates for her subdued temperament and is prone to overstepping the mark. While WTA players are allowed to call their coach on court once a set, coaching from the stands is an offense. Sergio's cries of encouragement and various arm gestures have resulted in coaching violations in the past, despite her protests that she doesn’t take muchnotice.
Driven by the chance to compete on the biggest stadiums in the world, Giorgi's recent experience handed her the belief that she’s capable of beating the best. With Flavia Pennetta and Roberta Vinci also performing strongly at the US Open, this is a golden era for Italian tennis. As those veterans approach the end of their careers, Giorgi has the time and ability to keep the good times rolling for years to come.Born on December 30, 1990, the Italian tennis player, Camila Giorgi is known for her aggressive style of game and her hard-hitting. She is one of the powerful flat hitters on Tour and won over former World Number ones Caroline Wozniacki , Maria Sharapova , and Victoria Azarenka during the WTA tournaments.
Camila Giorgi turned a professional in the year 2006 and all her life she has been training under her father, Sergio Giorgi. When Giorgi was five years old, 1976 French Open champion Adriano Panatta said, it's the first time I play a girl who plays like Andre Agassi .
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In 2014, Camila Giorgi reached the finals at BNP Paribas Katowice Open and Wuhan Open. The following year she claimed her first WTA Tour title at the Topshelf Open in Rosmalen, Netherlands. She defeated home favorite Kiki Bertens in the semifinals and Belinda Bencic in the finals.
Her run on the grass courts was pretty decent relative to the other surfaces. Camila Giorgi breezed in the quarterfinals of Wimbledon 2018. In the quarterfinals, she pulled off the opening set against Serena Williams.
Later that year, she claimed the Linz Open title by beating Ekaterina Alexandrova in the final and dwelled on a career-high ranking of World Number 26.
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Giorgi wears her own designs on the court. The Italian’s unique and fun outfits are not branded with its own logo. Camila and her mom started a business together and thus officially launch a tennis line.
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Camila has bewitched everyone present in the stadium with a decidedly adherent and very sensual outfit, that showed off her incredible curves The peculiarity of the shot sees behind the tennis player from Italy a sign depicting the young Spanish Carlos Alcarez who, from the perspective taken from the photo, seems to be admiring Camila's outfit:
After the successes in the two qualifying rounds against the Americans Kalieva and Krueger, the Italian tennis player achieved a convincing victory against Bianca Andreescu with a score of 6-3 6-2. A victory that can give morale to the tennis player from Italy, against an opponent in good shape.
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In the press conference, Camila commented on her performance and expressed all her love for this tournament, her only Master 1000 won in her career. Giorgi reflected on her journey in the tournament up to now, in which she has already played three games.
She explained: I played a great match. Both of my opponents from the previous rounds were playing well and the level was very high. The first two matches were incredible and today I think I played even better, I felt better on the court and moved very well.
The former Italian number one then spoke of the emotion of returning to play in Canada: It's fabulous to be here. It's a very comfortable surface for me and for my game. I've managed to play three excellent matches here, so I'm happy and I hope to continue to do so. Finally, Giorgi explained that she didn't suffer from the cheering of the crowd, which of course was all from her opponent's side: No, it was the same for both players.
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The crowd here is fantastic, they always behave very well, I didn't feel so when I won the points. They also applauded me. I feel very comfortable here.
In the second round, the Italian will face the expert Czech tennis player Petra Kvitova, champion in Montreal in the 2012 edition.
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