“I got rid of the hatred I had inside” – interview with Marco Trungelliti
BARCELONA - Fatherhood and the pandemic have changed Marco Trungelliti, who was at the center of the scandal some time ago when he denounced the manipulation of matches. At 34 years old, the Argentinean lives tennis in a different way,
“I hope Gaudenzi comes to Buenos Aires to see how is it like” – interview with Federico Coria
BUENOS AIRES - Sometimes the best solution is to see, to witness what they tell you and you don't quite believe: this is the proposal of Argentine Federico Coria to the Chairman of the ATP, Andrea Gaudenzi, to change his
A successful comeback for Rafael Nadal’s confidence in Barcelona: “I still enjoy it enough to keep doing it”
What better place than the Rafael Nadal in Barcelona for Rafael Nadal to return to his favorite surface after almost two years: "To be able to compete means a lot to me". On the center court of the Conde de Godó
Be amazed, but you shouldn’t be: Nadal dreams of much more than Roland Garros
Haruspices no longer exist, but they would be very useful in the case of Rafael Nadal. The Spaniard has been basically out of the tennis tour for almost a year and a half, but in the midst of a discourse
From solitary darkness to family light: a journey through Nicolás Jarry’s mind
The phrase is one of the most revealing that has been heard about Nicolás Jarry's darkest moment: "Doping was the best thing that ever happened to him". Chile's number one tennis player was always very measured and cautious to refer to
“Trash talking should be allowed; tennis would be more entertaining” – interview with Francisco Cerundolo
If permission is given in tennis to insult and provoke the opponent, it would increase the attention of the fans and improve the show, believes Francisco Cerundolo: "Trash talking? It should be allowed. Tennis would be more entertaining and more
Red light at Nadal ‘s traffic light
Is it the end? Rafael Nadal says no, that he tries to "look to the future while maintaining the illusion", but the contradictions in his public message are now undeniable. So much so, that what the Nadal traffic light shows
Nadal and Djokovic, united by drama as Sinner eats it all up
The drama at the top of men's tennis used to be on the court, but now it's mostly off the court. It's all drama for Novak Djokovic, who is changing his team when everything should be so much smoother. He got