Jannik Sinner was crowned US Open champion on Sunday. The Italian defeated American Taylor Fritz in the grand final by 6-3, 6-4 and 7-6 to the dismay of the local crowd, who were expecting one of them to win the title after a 21-year drought.
Among the fans who attended the game were singer Taylor Swift and NFL player Travis Kelcewho in the last hours admitted that he did everything possible to harm the interests of the world number 1.
“I tried to tease Sinner, he was nervous…“said the Chiefs player on the podcast he shares with his brother Jason, recently retired from professional football.
“I wanted to help create the field factor… I behaved well, I was respectful: if I had exaggerated, they would have asked me to leave.. “I just relax during breaks, when there’s loud music,” said the player, who doesn’t usually spend time on the tennis courts.
“The second time I watched a tennis match. The game is very quiet and when there is silence we want to say something… I’m not a calm person, I’ve never been like this. At school, he was always at the last desk talking or making fun of us when we were quiet,” Kelce explained.
Of course, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift had a great time on the Arthur Ashe track. The singer and the Chiefs player were the center of attention in the moments before the final, at the time They delighted the audience with an unexpected joint performance.
It’s like it’s the Super Bowl break, the new queen of pop He started singing the song ‘I Believe in a Thing Called Love’ with his son. All this with a laugh and a drink in hand.
Kelce and Swift arrived at the game hand in hand and sat down with Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and his wife Brittanyignoring the first Sunday of the NFL season in favor of tennis after the Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens 27-20 in their opener on Thursday.
Source: La Verdad
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