A few weeks ago, former Argentine tennis player José Luis Clerc shed a few tears when talking about Guillermo Vilas in an interview with Infobae. He was moved when recalling the past of the best Latin American tennis player of
If there’s one word journalism abuses without restraint, it’s “historic.” But this Sunday, 1 February 2026, is one of those rare occasions when even the most hard-line purists will let you not only use it, but overuse it, twist it,
MELBOURNE – John McEnroe questioned the timing of the decision to close the roof during Jannik Sinner’s match at the Australian Open. “It looks like there’s favouritism…if the shoe was in the other foot, I’d like to hope that they
MELBOURNE – Chilean Cristian Garin started 2026 troubled, distressed and confused. “I’m very confused right now, disappointed. It’s hard to see the positive side,” said the 30-year-old tennis player to CLAY after his first-round loss at the Australian Open. A
MELBOURNE – Michael Zheng, a Columbia University student and one of the surprises of the Australian Open, is clear about his short-term goal: finishing his studies. There is, however, one exception — a win over Carlos Alcaraz would change everything.
A month after the breakup between Carlos Alcaraz and Juan Carlos Ferrero, several questions continue to linger in the air. What really happened for everything to come to an end? Was it money? A matter of academies? Different life philosophies?
MELBOURNE – Novak Djokovic laid out the reasons behind his decision to step away from the players’ union he helped create. “I felt my name was being overused. Whenever people think about the PTPA, they think it’s my organization, and
When Elena Vesnina asks Carlos Alcaraz if his heart ‘is taken,’ there can be several interpretations. One might think that it does tennis no harm to talk a little about personal life, about the human and the divine, instead of
If, instead of putting all his efforts into developing missiles, Kim Jong-un had managed to turn North Korea into an economic powerhouse above its southern neighbour, the ATP would soon be proudly announcing the Pyongyang Masters 1000. Anything is possible
If he weren’t a tennis player, Ethan Quinn would be a professional chef. Or a barista. Beyond tennis, cooking is his great passion — and if Carlos Alcaraz or Jannik Sinner wanted to test his culinary skills, the American would
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 you!” The man pushed through the crowd just to confront Wong —
One of the most persistent and erroneous mantras in the world of tennis is that the sport is in crisis because it ranks twelfth or who knows where in the popularity and interest rankings in the United States. This fact,
