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Badosa: "I am surprised by the criticism of Alcaraz. We should be applauding him every day"

Diego Jiménez Rubio - 30 Aug 2024

Paula Badosa's opinion on Alcaraz. Photo: gettyimages

Paula Badosa referred to the defeat suffered by Carlos Alcaraz in the second round of the 2024 US Open during a press conference and all the media buzz it has generated. "I know it will always be like this, but it never ceases to amaze me to read negative comments about a guy who has won two Grand Slams, has been number 1, won a silver medal in the Olympics, and will win much more. Everyone is human; it's part of our job. We should be cheering him every day," she concluded in statements collected by Eurosport.

This is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Badosa: "Me sorprenden las críticas a Alcaraz. Se le tendría que hacer la ola todos los días"

She was a star at 9 years old and retired from tennis without winning a professional match

Fernando Murciego - 27 Aug 2026 | 11:00

The story of Monique Viele is one that all parents should read. It's an example of how a girl who seemed to have all the tools to succeed ended up leaving tennis quietly and through the back door.

The experiment that ended with a Grand Slam title: "This is all madness." Source: Getty

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The experiment that ended with a Grand Slam title: "All of this is madness"

Fernando Murciego - 27 Aug 2026 | 07:10

Karolina Muchova and Jakub Mensik explained at a press conference how the prior approach was for competing in the mixed doubles at the US Open and what it means to embrace a Grand Slam title for the first time.

The million dollars already has an owner: Muchova and Mensik conquer the US Open. Source: Getty

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Muchova and Mensik win their first Grand Slam title

Fernando Murciego - 27 Aug 2026 | 06:09

A glorious day for the Czech pair after first defeating Rublev and Andreeva, saving two match points, and then claiming the title against Bencic and Cobolli in the mixed doubles grand final.

Sinner, Fonseca, Raducanu, Davidovich: these are the most notable absences from the 2026 US Open. Photo: Getty Images

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These are the most notable withdrawals from the US Open 2026: Sinner, Fonseca, Raducanu, Davidovich

Andrés Tomás - 27 Aug 2026 | 01:00

A total of 19 players, from both the women's and men's draws, will not be able to attend the US Open due to various injuries.

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Anisimova: "Winning a Grand Slam completes a tennis player's life"

Andrés Tomás - 27 Aug 2026 | 00:10

The 2025 US Open finalist opened up in an interview where she stated that “now I take about 10 minutes to disconnect, and that is something I didn’t do when I was 20 years old.”