If a nod to the sitcom “Friends” appears on a tennis court, it means that Alejandro Tabilo is having a good time. And in the Balearic Islands the Chilean achieved what a tennis player from his country had never done
LONDON – Not to think about success in order to savor it again. This is Carlos Alcaraz’s recipe at Wimbledon to relive the joys achieved on the English grass a year ago. “It’s special to be here as the defending
LONDON – Alejandro Moro Cañas’ green dream was to get to know the All England Club, at least only as someone who goes with his ticket to watch the matches at Wimbledon. “It’s my favorite tournament; the club where I’ve
LONDON – Hamad Medjedovic has big ambitions and dreams in tennis, however, there is one thing he claims is impossible to achieve: beating Novak Djokovic. “We have played many times in training and I know what he can do. I
LONDON – As tradition dictates at The Queen’s Club, Tommy Paul received from the hands of the director a card accrediting him as an honorary member for life of one of the most expensive and exclusive clubs in London: “It
LONDON – Andy Murray’s retirement from tennis remains a mystery that even the tennis player himself is not sure about. The ATP reported on Twitter about his withdrawal from Wimbledon, but those around the two-time champion at the All England
Roger Federer keeps a very special framed photo of himself and Rafael Nadal in a room in his house. And, when he looks back in time, the Swiss believes there was something about Novak Djokovic that facilitated his relationship with
PARIS – Carlos Alcaraz had it well in mind on his night of glory at Roland Garros: there were 40 days to go before returning to the Bois de Boulogne to pursue another dream, the Olympics, and this time hand
PARIS – On Friday night, after a hard-fought victory over Italian Jannik Sinner in the semi-finals, Carlos Alcaraz heard a little criticism over dinner with his family and team. “Carlos, you didn’t laugh until the fifth set! Not a smile
PARIS – Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz made history in a big way by winning Roland Garros on Sunday as he became the youngest player in the professional era to lift three Grand Slam titles on three different surfaces. Alcaraz, 21, beat
PARIS – No one can deny that Carlos Alcaraz is a confident young man, and he does nothing to hide it either. In that sense, the Spaniard is much more like Serbia’s Novak Djokovic than his compatriot Rafael Nadal. ‘There
PARIS – Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz will go for the Roland Garros title on Sunday after a 1-6, 6-2, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3 win over Italy’s Jannik Sinner, the new world number one on Monday. It will be the third Grand Slam
