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Schwartzman earns himself an extra day at the office

BUENOS AIRES – Diego Schwartzman woke up on Wednesday 12th February 2025 and one of the first ...
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The Chilean self-deception: Zizou Bergs did not assault Cristian Garin

SANTIAGO, Chile – Zizou Bergs did not assault Cristián Garin. He hit him, but he did not assault ...
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Zizou Bergs hit Cristian Garin in the face, the Chilean refused to return to the court, and Chile lost the series to Belgium

The Davis Cup Qualifiers series between Belgium and Chile ended in controversy. During a changeover,...
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¿Stronger than the men? Myths and truths about Sabalenka

Can Sabalenka hit the ball harder than Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, and Jannik Sinner? The stat that had everyone talking during the last US Open m...
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Saudi Arabia and tennis, a partnership that sparks debate: “There are values; money is not everything”

Saudi Arabia and tennis meet again. This time, in the most ostentatious way ever. In Riyadh, the Saudis created an exhibition without worrying about e...
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Serena Williams, the Honey Deuce (but with tequila) and the gift of the gab

NEW YORK – There she is, a woman drinking a cocktail in a collectible plastic cup with her name on it six times. Serena Williams, six-time US Op...
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Fourth Euro and fourth Grand Slam, a radiant princess and Federer’s violin – a perfect day for Carlos Alcaraz

LONDON – On his perfect day, Carlos Alcaraz said (with the Wimbledon trophy in his arms for the second time) that he doesn’t feel like a c...
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Italian luxury fashion guide: Sinner vs. Berrettini at Wimbledon

LONDON – Fashion is a big deal in the tennis world. Just ask Jannik Sinner. “After what Jannik did at Wimbledon with the Gucci bag…!...
INTERVIEWS

Leylah Fernandez and the challenge after her unforgettable 2021 US Open: “I had to accept that I wouldn’t always play so well

Leylah Fernandez describes the 2021 US Open as “an incredible few weeks,” but after her explosive rise to the top of tennis that took her ...

“Virtual and mixed reality is on the way at the Australian Open” – interview with Machar Reid, Australia’s innovator

MELBOURNE – The 2025 Australian Open surprised with innovations, from the in-stadium coaching sector to a reversion of Wii Sports as an alternat...

Catalina Fillol, Chile Open ‘s tournament director: “We want to push for a surface change to attract more players”

SANTIAGO, Chile – Three tournaments held in February, after the Australian Open and before Indian Wells, are paying the price for preserving the tra...

​”Alcoholism was better than tennis” – the hard-hitting story of tennis prodigy Todd Ley

MELBOURNE – How many child prodigies have you seen in your lifetime? Six-year-olds who played the piano as only geniuses can, seven-year-olds wh...

Navone’s eternal smile: ‘Some people pay to see us, it’s unbelievable!

MELBOURNE – If tennis awarded points for smiles as well as winners and errors, Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic would be in seri...

Joao Fonseca, the new kid on the block: “I’m building expectations; any kind of pressure motivates me”

The greatest threat to disrupting the duopoly of Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz in the near future is an 18-year-old Brazilian. Joao Fonseca, the ne...

The Gonzalez kids, tennis’ most precocious “journalists”: “The players are delighted”

You have to look down to find them. There, at waist level with most of the players, are the two youngest ‘journalists’ in tennis, Matías and Cami...

“Playing Sabalenka is gruesome! I was crying after losing to her” – interview with Robin Montgomery

SANTIAGO, Chile — Being very close to defeating the best tennis player of 2024 brought Robin Montgomery a mix of emotions. She caught the tennis wor...

Mariana Enriquez ‘s tennis universe: ‘The more they hated Djokovic, the more I liked him’

Mariana Enriquez is not only a hugely successful novelist and one of the leading figures in horror literature over the past decade; she’s also a pas...

Mayar Sherif reflects on the Middle East war: “The world values money and power more than humanity”

As the second most prominent tennis player of the Arab World, Egyptian Mayar Sherif shares her feelings about the ongoing war in the Middle East: R...

He challenged Federer, is enthusiastic about Milei and never really liked tennis: Diego Hartfield, the player turned finance broker

He knows what it’s like to challenge Roger Federer on the big tennis stages and he reached number 73 in the world ranking, but his life today is...

“Everyone was giving advice, but I only listened to Rafa” – interview with Nuria Párrizas

Several things came late in Nuria Párrizas’ career. Among them was something that few women get to experience and that she’ll cherish forever...