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The giant from Trentino is married after having postponed the ceremony for 3 months (due to Covid). Outside the national team, he will try to return to the World Cup.
Sunday 30 August 2020 2 minutes reading time
At 31 he has no intention of giving up competitive skiing, despite a new exclusion from federal cadres, after having experienced a complicated season (albeit with a permanent place in the World Cup guaranteed by the great performances in the 2018/19 European Cup) which, for Andrea Ballerin, she started immediately with a knee injury.
Yesterday was a day of celebration for the giantist from Trentino who married his Giulia in Castel Pietra, a splendid village in the Rovereto area; after having postponed the wedding for 3 months (due to Covid), which should have been held on May 22, a ceremony was held that will give further motivation to Ballerin, who had already returned to the snow at the end of June to start preparing the season in which will try to win some more bibs in the World Cup.
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