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Cerúndolo and Tsitsipas’ “no” to South America: “If they don’t want to come, then don’t come”

SANTIAGO, Chile – Francisco Cerúndolo, South America’s No. 1, responded to Stefanos Tsitsipas...
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Tsitsipas reveals why he has never played the Golden Swing: “South America has never offered me a good deal”

It would make sense to see Stefanos Tsitsipas competing one day on the South American ATP swing: cla...
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Jarry fires at electronic line calling and the ATP: “It’s ridiculous that a machine is in charge!”

SANTIAGO, Chile – Nicolás Jarry lashed out at live electronic line calling and at the ATP’s dec...
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The Rio Open doesn’t need Joao Fonseca, but it’s great that he exists

The image of Tomás Martín Etcheverry jumping on the Gustavo Kuerten centre court at the Rio Open w...
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Etcheverry goes into marathon mode to claim his first title in Rio de Janeiro

RIO DE JANEIRO – Tomás Etcheverry pushed his body and his career to their limits to capture the A...
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The dangerous and dark world of betting: “I lost a lot of money because of you!”

After a gruelling three-set loss, Coleman Wong had to endure an outburst of fury directed at him from the stands: “I lost a lot of money because of ...
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The ‘Pumpkin’ Paolini with ‘help from above’: The inside story of the photo of the year by Ray Giubilo

NEW YORK – One of the most incredible photos of the year in sports, with Jasmine Paolini as the protagonist, is one of the big stories of this US Op...
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Tsitsipas chooses his myth: Phoenix or Sisyphus

Stefanos Tsitsipas‘ choice is simple. He can be the Phoenix. Or he can become Sisyphus. If the gods of Olympus forced us to read only one tennis...
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Babolat is uneasy with Holger Rune’s broken racket business: “We must be consistent with our values”

LONDON – Tennis racket brand Babolat, sponsor of Holger Rune, was not pleased with the Dane selling his smashed rackets online — the items have no...
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Alcaraz, Raducanu and the hype photo

LONDON – Carlos Alcaraz and Emma Raducanu walk side by side down the main hallway of the All England Club, just off Centre Court. They’re smiling,...
INTERVIEWS

Tsitsipas reveals why he has never played the Golden Swing: “South America has never offered me a good deal”

It would make sense to see Stefanos Tsitsipas competing one day on the South American ATP swing: clay is his favourite surface and the Greek enjoys di...

Escaping tennis cruelty at 25: “On court I’ve been called a ‘monkey’” — interview with Destanee Aiava

Destanee Aiava had a Valentine’s Day to remember. On 14 February 2026, the Australian player of Samoan descent announced that this will be her final...

Buenos Aires wants to be like Rio: Argentina’s plan to boost the South American tennis tour

BUENOS AIRES – The ATP wants to maintain and boost the South American tennis tour. At least, that is what Martín Jaite, director of the Argenti...

Wilander calls for justice and the number one ranking for Vilas: ‘Every day that passes is a greater injustice, especially given his state of health’

A few weeks ago, former Argentine tennis player José Luis Clerc shed a few tears when talking about Guillermo Vilas in an interview with Infobae. He ...

‘Novak Djokovic? Never bet against him’: Mats Wilander, enamoured with Alcaraz, analyses the Australian Open final

MADRID – If “Alcarazmania” had a president, Mats Wilander (Växjö, 1964) would be a serious candidate for the role. The former world No. 1 ...

Juan Carlos Ferrero in an in-depth interview: “I could return alongside Carlos at some point”

The pain caused by the abrupt end of his partnership with Carlos Alcaraz is beginning to ease, says Juan Carlos Ferrero, who is looking ahead and ruli...

Garin’s Australian shipwreck: “I’m very confused and disappointed”

MELBOURNE – Chilean Cristian Garin started 2026 troubled, distressed and confused. “I’m very confused right now, disappointed. It’s hard t...

“Alcaraz and Ferrero were an ideal pair — we’ll never know what really happened unless they explain it”: interview with Marc López, Olympic gold medallist and former Nadal coach

A month after the breakup between Carlos Alcaraz and Juan Carlos Ferrero, several questions continue to linger in the air. What really happened for ev...

Burruchaga explains his Davis Cup decline: “It hurts, but it was too much time away from home”

MELBOURNE – Román Burruchaga made an unusual decision in Argentine tennis: he turned down his Davis Cup debut. The country’s ninth-highest-ranked...

Alcaraz must make ‘his own decisions’; interference from his father is ‘the biggest mistake’ – in-depth with Yevgeni Kafelnikov

When parents interfere in their son’s professional career and influence the relationship with the coach, a serious disruption occurs, says Yevge...

Why women are playing better and better: ‘Now they’re hitting 195!’ – an interview with Iga Swiatek

Iga Swiatek believes it may be even more difficult for any player to dominate the women’s game in 2026. The Pole won her sixth Grand Slam title wi...

“Tennis is a worldwide sport and sometimes they forget that”- interview with Vijay Amritraj

For an Indian tennis legend like Vijay Amritraj, the Eurocentric vision within a sport he describes as the most popular in the world after football is...
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Alejandro Tabilo and Ellesse: a distinct identity with tennis fashion heritage

SANTIAGO, Chile – Alejandro Tabilo is putting together a solid start to the season: strong tennis, wins and a rise in the rankings. And he is doing ...

Why Tennis Is No Longer a Weekend Sport

For years, tennis was like a recurring convention. Fans would watch a Grand Slam final on Sunday afternoon and then forget about tennis until the next...

Biggest Upsets at the Last Three French Opens

Carlos Alcaraz just reminded everyone at the Australian Open that he’s the best player on the planet right now, dismantling Novak Djokovic 2-6, ...

“Tennis fans are nuts… we deserve a proper fantasy game” – build the perfect player and play Tennis Fantasy Tour

MELBOURNE – Every tennis fan has, at some point, fantasised about creating the perfect player. A dominant serve. A powerful forehand. A backhand tha...

Carlos Alcaraz’s Shot at Grand Slam History Just Received a Major Boost from the Australian Open

Entering the 2026 Australian Open, everyone who’s anyone was asking the same question: Can Carlos Alcaraz become the youngest player ever to win all...

Remembering the Last Two Australian Open Three-Peat Attempts as Jannik Sinner Looks to Make History

With the New Year now ushered in, all roads lead to the Land Down Under as the 2026 Australian Open nears. And the upcoming Melbourne showdown will be...