NEW YORK — Argentine Juan Martín del Potro was giving his friend Emanuel Ginóbili a tour of the inner corridors of Arthur Ashe Stadium in 2022 when a brilliant quip of his was picked up by the microphones. “Federer, Federer,
NEW YORK — Alejandro Tabilo was self-critical after his flat performance on Arthur Ashe against German Alexander Zverev. “When I play these matches, I come out tense, nervous. It was a very ugly start I was not feeling the ball
NEW YORK — One announced that at 36, 2026 would be her last year competing, but strong results are making her reconsider; the other won Roland Garros at 19 and is projected to be one of the great champions of
NEW YORK — Alejandro Tabilo has a date this Saturday with an inevitable sense of revenge: a year ago, the imposing stage of Arthur Ashe Stadium and more than 20,000 spectators overwhelmed him in a bitter defeat against Alexander Zverev.
NEW YORK — His dream for 2026 was to win one ATP title and he already has two. Ignacio Buse arrived at the US Open full of confidence, with a new title under his belt and the hope of matching
NEW YORK — One hundred and eight minutes on court; fewer than five minutes at the press conference. Rafael Jódar failed to expectations and said goodbye to the US Open on his debut with a poor showing both on the
NEW YORK — Months of defeats and injuries brought Eva Lys to a dark place, one she has been able to leave behind thanks to psychological therapy. “I have been working a lot with my psychologist over the last few
NEW YORK — What does it feel like to beat your greatest sporting idol? Mariano Navone, the Argentine player who eliminated Novak Djokovic from the US Open, admitted to feeling a tremendous rush of adrenaline. “I had imagined it many
NEW YORK — Stefanos Tsitsipas said he knew before the announcement that Nick Kyrgios would test positive for cocaine. “I knew about this before the announcement. Myself, I knew about it; I am surprised it came so late,” the Greek
NEW YORK — Twenty-one years have passed since Novak Djokovic’s very first appearance at the US Open. To mark the occasion: four and a half hours of suffering and an elimination that hurts — his body has sent him the
NEW YORK — Portugal’s Jaime Faria beat local favourite Jenson Brooksby in a match full of drama: he was booed, responded with insults and finished by celebrating with his fingers pointing to his ears and sending a couple of fans
NEWPORT — He raised the level of the tour, created a new way of playing, inspired generations of young players and brought new fans to the sport. Roger Federer, the newest member of the International Tennis Hall of Fame, left
