Giacomo Baruchello

Biotech start upper, veterano del settore healthcare, appassionato sportivo, cerca sempre di uscire dalla zona di conforto per confrontarsi con cose nuove.

[Giacomo Baruchello @GiacBar]

@HOTDNewsHBO Shireen, by far.

[Giacomo Baruchello @GiacBar]

#muripuliti #cosepulite @romanoesaurito @Retake_Roma

[Giacomo Baruchello @GiacBar]

@retakeroma @alzatore #cosepulite

[Giacomo Baruchello @GiacBar]

@adamfeuerstein We are done, no ideas, no project, little talent. Third consecutive World Cup miss, how embarrassing.

[Giacomo Baruchello @GiacBar]

#muripiliti #cosepolite @Retake_Roma @romanoesaurito

[Giacomo Baruchello @GiacBar]

@adamfeuerstein Best: Kate Haviland, Blueprint Medicines

[Giacomo Baruchello @GiacBar]

@adamfeuerstein As you told, bravo Adam!

[Giacomo Baruchello @GiacBar]

Cose pulite, muri puliti @romanoesaurito @Retake_Roma

[Giacomo Baruchello @GiacBar]

#muripuliti #cosepulite @romanoesaurito @Retake_Roma

[Wimbledon @Wimbledon]

Jannik Sinner's name is etched into history forever 🏆

#Wimbledon

[Giacomo Baruchello @GiacBar]

#muripuliti #cosepulite @romanoesaurito @Retake_Roma

[Giacomo Baruchello @GiacBar]

@ilpost Il risultato è straordinario, la foto è brutta: non rende ragione ne al gesto tecnico ne alla campionessa.

[Angelo Mangiante @angelomangiante]

Parigi. Il voto più alto va a Sinner. Ha dato una lezione di correttezza, fair play, educazione, classe.
Il voto più basso? A una parte del pubblico. Poco competente. Troppe esultanze scorrette agli errori di Sinner. Tentativi di infastidirlo. Il tifo contro non è tennis. Voto 3

[Giacomo Baruchello @GiacBar]

#muripuliti #cosepulite @Retake_Roma @romanoesaurito

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#muripuliti #cosepulite @Retake_Roma @romanoesaurito

[Giacomo Baruchello @GiacBar]

@giovannipelazzo Che meraviglia e che timing fantastico. Saluti a tutti, anche da parte di Giannino.

[Eurosport IT @Eurosport_IT]

Oggi, più che mai, con te.
Questa storia sarà definitivamente alle spalle.

Ti aspettiamo, @janniksin ❤️‍🩹

[Giacomo Baruchello @GiacBar]

#muripuliti #cosepulite @Retake_Roma @romanoesaurito #decoro

[Stop Hate 𝕏 @danieleminerva]

Nick Kyrgios in the Crosshairs of the Australian Press

From being Jannik Sinner’s harshest critic to becoming the target of his own country’s media: @NickKyrgios finds himself at the center of a media storm following his disappointing first-round exit at the Australian Open, losing to the world’s No. 86.

🎙️ “Game, set and match Kyrgios”, echoed on Wimbledon’s Center Court on July 1, 2014, when a 19-year-old Australian defeated the world No. 1, Rafa Nadal, reaching the quarterfinals of the most prestigious tournament on his debut. That day now feels like it belongs to another era and someone else entirely, not the nearly 30-year-old man who appeared dejected and disappointed in the press room at the Australian Open after his clear defeat against Jacob Fearnley. A loss that laid bare his issues, including a tendency to let his social media speak louder than his racket, delivering performances far below top-tier standards.

The Canberra-born player, known for his divisive personality both on and off the court, has recently shifted his focus more to social media than to playing tennis. He has spent months targeting Jannik Sinner with accusations and insinuations about the Clostebol case, even labeling him a cheater. However, these claims, completely unfounded and already refuted by the World Anti-Doping Agency, which excluded any intentional doping, have not only failed to damage the world No. 1's reputation but have also drawn severe criticism against Kyrgios himself.

Australia’s leading newspaper, The Australian, published a scathing editorial accusing Kyrgios of "destroying the credibility" of tennis and seeking attention through baseless controversies. Journalist Andrew Webster did not hold back, stating: “If he can’t provide evidence, perhaps it’s better he stays silent forever.”

While #Kyrgios stirred up controversy, #Sinner captured the hearts of the Australian public with his talent and impeccable attitude, earning applause and support throughout his matches. It’s clear that even in his home country, Kyrgios is losing ground to the sportsmanship and class of the Italian champion.

❗ The message is clear: Sports should unite us, not divide us. It should inspire respect, not hostility. Attacks, lies, and hate have no place in the world of sports, or anywhere else.

🔴 #STOPHATE: Let’s be the change we want to see. Together, we can silence hate with positivity, misinformation with truth, and hostility with empathy. Let’s build a social space where values like respect, fairness, and kindness come first.

📢 Join the movement and make your voice count! Share this message, follow our page, and stand with us in creating a cleaner, more inspiring social and sports environment. Together, we can make a difference!

#StopHate #JannikSinner #NickKyrgios #Tennisfans

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🎾 Sinner vs Kyrgios: When Silence Speaks Louder Than Words

@janniksin is showing that sometimes, the most important victories are not won solely on the tennis court but off it as well.

While he continues to dominate on the tennis courts, the young Italian talent is facing another, far more challenging battle: a match against negativity, hate, and Nick Kyrgios’ relentless provocations, aimed not only at him but also at his fellow players.

📢 According to El Mundo, the campaign of hate orchestrated by the Australian is backfiring. The public, on social media and beyond, is growing tired of his constant harassment and attacks. Even influential figures like @andyroddick have taken a stand, calling Kyrgios “a hypocrite” and recalling his troubled past, including his guilty plea for assaulting his ex-girlfriend.

Despite the provocations, Jannik has chosen silence. And this silence - strong and dignified - has become his most powerful weapon. While Kyrgios desperately seeks attention through comments and questionable behavior, Sinner continues to speak through his game, his respect for his opponents, and his ability to inspire.

💡 This story reminds us that hate should not be met with more hate. Sometimes, it’s enough to maintain one’s moral integrity and let others be the judge. Without saying a word, Sinner is winning one of his most important matches: the one against chaos and negativity.

🛑 STOP HATE: Let’s learn from his example. Let’s respond to hate with respect, turning provocations into opportunities to reflect and grow. Because in the end, the true winner is the one who stays true to themselves.

#StopHate #Empathy #Tennisfans #JannikSinner #Kyrgios