“When it comes to an Italian tennis style, everyone has their own characteristics, so it’s hard to define a single stereotype. But imagination and creativity are what set us apart,” says Lorenzo Musetti, currently the No. 9 men’s tennis player in the world. “It’s a bit like the ‘Made in Italy’ trademark—bringing a sense of art, history and expression onto the court.”
As the Italian Open brings the best of the best to Rome from April 28th to May 17th, this sense of “Made in Italy” tennis takes center court. Along with this prestigious dual-gender competition (a pivotal lead-up to the French Open), Italy hosts the elite ATP Finals in Turin, reserved for the world’s top eight men, and the Davis Cup Finals in Bologna, where Italy defeated Spain in 2025 to secure a historic third consecutive championship before a roaring home crowd.
