Wimbledon, Flavio Cobolli and Novak Djokovic
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The 23-year-old had an inconsistent start to 2025, but the biggest title of his career to date was a spur to the Wimbledon quarterfinals.
Flavio Cobolli is emerging as one of Italy’s most disciplined and intriguing tennis prospects. With strong family ties to the sport and a composed rise through the rankings, his story is just getting started.
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Flavio Cobolli reveals what Novak Djokovic told him at the netLa classe de Flavio Cobolli qui vient rendre sa raquette à Novak Djokovic et vérifier si le Serbe va bien après sa grosse glissade sur sa deuxième balle de match, à 5-4, 40-30. #Wimbledon pic.twitter.com/SpUYI0LImC
None of this might have happened at all; as a teenager, Flavio wanted to be a soccer player. But the Italian tennis star, now ranked number 24 in the world, has tennis in his blood. Here, get to know Flavio’s parents Stefano and Francesca:
Rising Italian tennis star Flavio Cobolli will come face to face with one of his heroes when he plays Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon men' s quarter finals - off court his other great loves are football and his stunning,
Flavio Cobolli’s rise on the ATP Tour hasn’t just earned him fans—it’s brought in serious prize money. From clay courts to cash milestones, his bank balance is catching up to his backhand.
Flavio Cobolli has been making waves at Wimbledon 2025. He has advanced to the quarterfinals, his first at a Major, never having progressed beyond the third round prior to this.
It’s going to take my best tennis to beat Jannik Sinner - The Serbian defeated Flavio Cobolli to set up a blockbuster semi-final on Friday.
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