The Papa LEO XIV, A great tennis that is passionate, received on Wednesday Number One Tennis Player in the world, Italian Jannik Sinnerand the President of the Italian Tennis Federation (FITP), Angelo Binaghias well as their families.
“Pope’s desire for tennis is known and received in adjacent classrooms of Paul VI in Sinner and Basic with their families,” Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni, confirmed to the EFE.
Pontiff greeted the champion with a big smile and told him he won 1,000 masters in Rome. “Yes, if we got it,” the Italian tennis player replied to his success in the Eighth in Argentine Francisco closes it.
After asking him if they spoke German as a family, in which Sinner replied yes, the tennis player gave Leo Xiv a racket like the one he played and suggested to do a bit. “Not here,” said the funny pope by doing the gesture that could break things, looking at the ceiling lights.
Leo Xiv then received the card as federated from the Italian Tennis Federation and took a photo with Sinner and the trophies winning Italy, Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup, who took the Vatican.
The American Pontiff joked on Monday, in an audience with the media, when, when asked if he wanted to participate in a charity of charity, he said joking that he could “while not brought to sinners”, in a double sense, both because Italian was the number one in the world as well as his last name in English means ‘Sinner’.
While other journalists suggested to play a double match, confirmed: “I’m not very good.”
In Sinful, sinful, Playing 1,000 masters from Rome, they later asked about Leo Xiv’s words. “Play with the Papa? Don’t you have a hard time …” he said after his victory over the Dutch Jesper de Jong where he proved the pass to the eighths.
“I heard that I played as a kid and for us tennis players were so good to know that our sport wanted our sport, for the future we would see,” he added.
Sinner was received by Leo Xiv on his contest day, accompanied by his father Hanspeter, and his mother, Siglinde, in addition to the President of the Federation.
Source: La Verdad
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