Berrettini opens up on doubts surrounding Break Point filming: "I want to maybe cry, maybe be upset or not talk to anybody"

Matteo Berrettini opened up about his doubts surrounding the Breaking Point documentary series that will show a great deal of his professional life.

Berrettini was one of the players that was followed by the cameras in the past year and he recently opened up about filming it ahead of its premiere. Berrettini was unsure about the whole thing as he wasn't sure whether showing his weaknesses and tough moments was a good idea. He settled on doing it as he found it important to show all the sides:

"I got my first surgery of my career this year and there were moments when there were tough losses and tough moments. I was like, ‘I don’t know if I want to have them around because I want to maybe cry, maybe be upset or not talk to anybody. I was like, ‘Matteo, you want to show them when you’re happy. You don’t mind when you’re happy. So I think it’s correct and good to show them also the down sides, the parts when you’re not happy’."

He added:

"If you have a show like that that can show the people who I am in that way without filters, I think it’s something nice. That’s how I convinced myself it was the right thing to do, because it can show people you can become a professional athlete even if you come from a normal family."