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Fonseca’s first win in Australia: “I learned to understand my body better”

MELBOURNE – Joao Fonseca has not had an easy time with his back since arriving in Australia. Still...
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Alcaraz and the split with Ferrero: “It’s a chapter of life that had to end”

MELBOURNE – Carlos Alcaraz said that his relationship with Juan Carlos Ferrero had reached its nat...
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Federer in the shoes of Alcaraz and Dimitrov: “What would it have been like to play Sinner?

MELBOURNE – He retired in 2022, and just a few months ago he found himself imagining being a profe...
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Patience and timing: Federer’s advice to Fonseca to take the next step – “Joao is like me”

MELBOURNE – Roger Federer has a clear recipe for Joao Fonseca to take the next step: patience and ...
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Not Alcaraz, not Sinner, not Swiatek: amateur Jordan Smith is the first champion in the Australian Open

MELBOURNE – Jordan Smith won one million Australian dollars (around USD 670,000), posed with the t...
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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,...
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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...

“The Battle of the Sexes? I’ll cheer for Aryna, of course” – interview with Martina Trevisan

SANTIAGO, Chile – Martina Trevisan is back on court after a year out with injury, proud of the success her Italian Billie Jean King Cup teammates ac...

Fearing Alcaraz and Wimbledon: “I was feeling awful” – Interview with Mark Lajal

It’s natural for emotions to run high before facing Carlos Alcaraz on the biggest court in tennis. But to the point of not wanting to show up? At th...

“Del Potro always paid attention to criticism; his contribution was incredibly valuable” – interview with Daniel Orsanic

Davis Cup 2016. Semifinals between Great Britain and Argentina. Juan Martín del Potro was coming off what was perhaps the most important win in his c...

Jaume Munar calls for recognition for the ‘middle class’ of tennis: “We work as hard as the players at the top — even harder”

MADRID – In an era dominated by Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, and with the ATP set to further cut small tournaments, Jaume Munar raises his voic...

What would Diego Nargiso be like today? The gap between the “old Italy” and the tennis boom led by Sinner: “We grew up disoriented.”

TURIN, Italy – Diego Nargiso, the 1987 Wimbledon junior champion with outstanding technical and athletic skills, is the symbol of the unfulfilled ta...

“We need bigger goals”: Nathalie Tauziat on Victoria Mboko’s fast-rising talent

She is one of the brightest young talents in tennis, but Victoria Mboko still needs to aim higher. Fortunately, she has the guidance of former French ...

“You don’t know how close to your home the drones will hit tonight in Ukraine” – interview with Marta Kostyuk

Marta Kostyuk has never been afraid to say what she thinks. The Russian invation in Ukraine is always on her mind. “I see this for two weeks a y...

The best without a Grand Slam? Greg Rusedski has no doubt: “Marcelo Ríos, better than Zverev”

The best male player in the history of tennis without a Grand Slam title is Chilean Marcelo Ríos, Greg Rusedski says. Getting to world number one can...
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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...

Learning Tennis by Paying Close Attention to the Pros

Paying attention to professional tennis can teach you a surprising amount once you stop treating a match like background entertainment. When you settl...

Reading the Court: How Tennis Fans Spot Patterns Before the Odds Do

In the world of professional tennis, bookmaker algorithms calculate odds based on historical data and the current score, yet they often miss the human...

Game That Never Sleeps: Is Tennis a Year-Round Game?

It doesn’t matter if you’re into the timeless charm of Wimbledon, the high-speed chaos of the U.S. Open, or those smaller tournaments that sneak u...

Four Players Who Could Upset the Status Quo at the 2026 French Open

Over the course of the last two years, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner have forged a duopoly on the ATP tour that is seemingly unbreakable. Throughou...

The Most Successful US Open Men’s Singles Champions

It is the final major of the year. After the heat of the Australian, the clay of the French, and the grass courts of Wimbledon, everything builds up t...