Shelton and his impersonators send Federer and Nadal to tennis museum
Rafael Nadal could come back and win five more Grand Slam titles. He could even regain the number one ranking, but nothing would matter when it comes to one certainty: his era is over, the tennis he created with Roger
Coco Gauff, US Open champion at 19: “Thanks to those who did not believe in me”
NEW YORK - Coco Gauff's run on the world tour makes forget she's still a teenager. She is nineteen years old, but it seems older. Because the young North American broke into the circuit at 15 when she beat Venus
Latest Nadal news: in good spirits, training and with the Davis Cup in Málaga as a goal
NEW YORK - What's happening in Rafael Nadal's life: is he returning to tennis, is he not returning, is he turning to family life for good? The latest Nadal news gives a clear answer: the former world number one is
Alcaraz wins, inspires and bets on the spectacle: “I always want to put on a show”
NEW YORK - Evening is falling in New York, and from Corona Park the view towards Arthur Ashe Stadium is beautiful. The lights form the rainbow that heralds Pride Night, which has been celebrated at the US Open since 2021. LGBTIQ+
Alcaraz, the “vagabond” who already has New York in his pocket
NEW YORK - Sebastián Yatra walks smiling through the bowels of Arthur Ashe Stadium. No wonder, his friend has just won and he has just had an unexpected night off in Manhattan. Carlos Alcaraz, who made his US Open debut
“I’m sick of giving careers back to disabled people” – Bublik’s contempt for Thiem
NEW YORK - The US Open started with a controversy start thanks to a phrase loaded with contempt and offense toward the 2020 champion. "I'm fucking sick of giving their fucking careers back to disabled people," said Alexander Bublik during their
Alcaraz, Djokovic and the only thing that matters: three or 24.
Cincinnati gave tennis the best final in the tournament's history and one of the best matches in 2023. Carlos Alcaraz cried, his brother cried, Novak Djokovic was moved and millions of people all over the world were, quite simply, dumbfounded.
Diapers and racquets: why tennis becomes family-friendly
LONDON - Asics thought of a detail for its pre-Wimbledon event. The Japanese sportswear brand invited tennis players to customize their shoes before the competition on London's grass. Several engraved the tournament logo, or opted for a design with the
The strange world of tennis on the beach: “You hear the sea and try to hurry because you think the water is coming”
MADRID - Not clay, nor grass. Neither hard court. It's tennis on sand. In Asturias, in northern Spain, where the Cantabrian Sea transforms the landscape of the seaside with its radical tidal changes, a unique tournament is played annually: the
“We share locker room with people who want us dead”: tension increase between Ukrainians and WTA
LONDON - During a Wimbledon edition with less political discussion than expected, one of the Ukrainian tennis key actors spiced up with a series of allegations: "We share locker rooms with people who want our families dead and our people