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‘I’m reading “The Art of Dying” by Seneca’ – Martín Landaluce, the tennis player with a difference

ROME – Martín Landaluce doesn’t bat an eyelid when explaining how he spends the little free...
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“Fonseca is getting a lot of pressure, but he handles it very well” – interview with Alexander Blockx

The enormous expectations and hype surrounding Joao Fonseca add a great deal of pressure to the 19-y...
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The forgotten ATP sticker album: From Panini’s biggest flop to a collector’s treasure

A winter in North America is never easy, but for two brothers who had just moved from Kiryat Motzkin...
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The “Saudi effect” forces South America to choose between history and survival: “Top 50 players won’t come”

South American tennis looks ahead to 2028 with concern and pessimism: “The Masters 1000 that’s g...
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Unlike Sinner, Paolini finds meaning in press conferences: “It’s a space where I can understand myself better”

Jannik Sinner said he doesn’t like press conferences; his compatriot Jasmine Paolini disagrees. Fo...
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Eva Lys and why she wouldn’t date a tennis player: “I know what it takes” – an in-depth interview

If you make a living hitting a fuzzy yellow ball around the world with a racket, Eva Lys might not be interested in dating you. “Date a tennis playe...
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The ‘Federer effect’ as Carlos Alcaraz’s new and surprising foe

MADRID – “I’m getting tired of playing Roger Federer in every round.” This remark by Carlos Alcaraz a week ago in Indian Wells, uttered somewh...
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Nadal’s point of no return: “I felt like that was really the fall for him”

PUNTA CANA, Dominican Republic – Mackenzie McDonald experienced the most important moment of his career with mixed feelings. He defeated Rafael Nada...
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Medvedev, Rublev, Tsitsipas and the ATP: tennis that lives in a world of its own

How much more money do you need when you’re a multimillionaire? How much sense does it make to keep accumulating wealth? These questions apply t...
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Tsitsipas explains himself after his interview with CLAY: “I enjoy playing in South America”

Stefanos Tsitsipas clarified his remarks following the strong reaction to his interview with CLAY, published last Tuesday. “I truly enjoy playing in...
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‘I’m reading “The Art of Dying” by Seneca’ – Martín Landaluce, the tennis player with a difference

ROME – Martín Landaluce doesn’t bat an eyelid when explaining how he spends the little free time afforded by his dual life as a rising profes...

“Fonseca is getting a lot of pressure, but he handles it very well” – interview with Alexander Blockx

The enormous expectations and hype surrounding Joao Fonseca add a great deal of pressure to the 19-year-old. Yet the Brazilian is handling it well. So...

Unlike Sinner, Paolini finds meaning in press conferences: “It’s a space where I can understand myself better”

Jannik Sinner said he doesn’t like press conferences; his compatriot Jasmine Paolini disagrees. For the Italian Open champion, sitting down in front...

Eva Lys and why she wouldn’t date a tennis player: “I know what it takes” – an in-depth interview

If you make a living hitting a fuzzy yellow ball around the world with a racket, Eva Lys might not be interested in dating you. “Date a tennis playe...

“Djokovic is like a difficult love; everyone wishes he were less exasperating” – interview with Mariana Enriquez

Argentine bestselling author Mariana Enriquez has long been obsessed with Novak Djokovic. In January, she finally watched him play live. “Djokov...

“I call Carlitos a ‘being of light’: he would’ve been a phenomenon in any discipline” – interview with Roberto Bautista

More than his astonishing shots and his records at 22, what impresses Roberto Bautista Agut most about Carlos Alcaraz is his personality. “I call Ca...

Tommy Robredo believes that Barcelona will resist Saudi power: “We are different, we are special”

BARCELONA – The Barcelona tennis tournament, known in Spain as “Conde de Godó,” will resist the pressure of the growing Saudi power, be...

The tennis player who left the USA for Spain: “It wasn’t a hard decision, I don’t regret it at all”

MADRID – The world’s top tennis stars do not take advantage of their influence and prominence to fight against climate change, wars, sexism, a...

Marcos Baghdatis’ antidote to the “Alcaraz generation”: “I could beat them, I see ways to disturb them”

Seeing today’s players on television gives Marcos Baghdatis a strange feeling: on the one hand, he sees a very different sport from the one he playe...

Paula Badosa’s relentless battle: “I speak with my psychologist every day”

MIAMI – Spain’s Paula Badosa does not give up. She survives the high level of competition while living with the pain of her chronic injury. And to...

Nadal’s point of no return: “I felt like that was really the fall for him”

PUNTA CANA, Dominican Republic – Mackenzie McDonald experienced the most important moment of his career with mixed feelings. He defeated Rafael Nada...
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