Forget Me Knot: il calcio come risposta al dolore di un figlio che non c'è più
When perinatal loss stays invisible, a football can become a way to talk about it.
First the rhythm, then the depth. Sport is my lens.
I'm a professional journalist, trained at the Urbino School of Journalism, with my apprenticeship in local newspapers. I took my first steps on the sports desk at La Repubblica, worked at Il Sole 24 Ore and in the corporate worlds of Enel and BIP, where I now handle editorial content across different formats. I still write about sport, collaborating with outlets like Domani, but I use it to look at something else: cultural phenomena, everyday life, the problems a match, or life itself, lets us glimpse without often giving us the time to bring them into focus. I do it beyond the page too: through podcasts, video productions (Connected, Eyes Everywhere, Echoes of Tomorrow) and books (Underdog. Storie di sfavoriti e altre favole meravigliose, A Wrestling Tale).
A match ends in ninety minutes. What it tells us lasts much longer.
When perinatal loss stays invisible, a football can become a way to talk about it.
Twenty biographies to understand why wrestling tells society's story so well.
Wrestling is not just a show, and not just a sport: it is a mirror onto which eras, cultures and geopolitical tensions have projected themselves in a language that reaches everyone. With WWE landing on Netflix, Italy is living a new season of passion. Twenty biographies, from the Fifties to the early Nineties: Hulk Hogan's yellow and red tank top, Bret Hart's mirrored sunglasses, André the Giant's gentle-giant frame.

Storie di sfavoriti e altre favole meravigliose. Special mention at the Premio Invictus.
In the age of Federer, LeBron and Messi, we may have lost the habit of celebrating the others: those who don't win, or who win when nobody expects it. Twelve sports fairy tales: Rehhagel's Kaiserslautern, Ranieri's Leicester, Ivanisevic at Wimbledon, LeMond at the 1986 Tour, up to Villanova's exploit in college basketball.

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