MATTEO BERRETTINI may be yet to win a Grand Slam in tennis, but off the court he has certainly scored an ace.
Berrettini’s Wag Melissa Satta stole the show while in attendance at Wimbledon.
Melissa Satta stole the show at Wimbledon
Melissa and Matteo Berrettini went public with their relationship at the start of the year
Melissa is a model
Berrettini was competing in the Round of 16 against Carlos Alcaraz
The pair went public with their relationship at the start of the year.
And while Berrettini took on No.1 seed Carlos Alcaraz on Centre Court, it was Melissa who caught the eye of tennis fans.
The 37-year-old donned a cream colour shirt as she sat in the stands for the prestigious SW19 tournament.
Taking to Twitter, one fan declared: “Melissa Satta a goddess, if you ask me.”
A second wrote: “Melissa Satta the absolute number 1.”
“Melissa Satta and Matteo Berrettini [are] for me absolute perfection. Peace of mind,” said a third.
Meanwhile, a fourth user simply shared a photo of Melissa at the game.
While a fifth added: “Melissa Satta is a real Queen.”
The pair were spotted going for a jog earlier this year
Melissa has been accused of causing bad luck to Berrettini due to her sex-mad lifestyle
Melissa, who has 4.8million followers on Instagram, has previously been accused of bringing bad luck to Berrettini, while his injuries have also been put down to her sex-mad lifestyle.
Berrettini, ranked No.38 in the world, was forced to miss both the Italian and Madrid Open’s with a persistent muscle tear.
Trolls had levelled the blame at Melissa, but the TV presenter hit back at the claims.
She told Vanity Fair: “It was something that had been going on for months, when our story became known in January.
“[They say] ‘Berrettini doesn’t win because Satta is distracting him, she’s too demanding’… But I held back.”
Melissa was previously accused of having “too much sex” with ex-Barcelona star Kevin-Prince Boateng.
She has been supporting Berrettini in SW19
Melissa has 4.8million followers on Instagram
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