Bencic gets ready to compete again

Belinda Bencic will have been off the circuit for a year in just two weeks. The 27-year-old Swiss player, ranked 280th in the WTA and former world number four, took a break from all tennis activity after the 2023 WTA San Diego, a tournament held right after the US Open. The reason was that she found out she was pregnant with her first child. Following the birth in April and several months of full maternal dedication, Bencic is already training at the Monte-Carlo Country Club and at the gym to return to the courts as soon as possible.

After the birth of her child, Tokyo Olympic champion Belinda Bencic is preparing her comeback to competition at 27. 💪🇨🇭

🎥 @BelindaBencic pic.com/XgKf8KgwcE
— Univers Tennis 🎾 (@UniversTennis) September 1, 2024

This is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Bencic se prepara para volver a competir

Federer's emotional farewell to Wawrinka: "I love you, my friend"

After several hours of intense emotions on the central court of the Basel tournament, one person who did not want to stay away from Wawrinka's farewell was his good friend Roger Federer. Through a statement, the 20-time Grand Slam champion sent him some kind words after playing the last match of his career.

What can Magnus Norman bring to Jannik Sinner?

Brad Gilbert, one of the regular analysts in the current tennis scene, highlights the greatest virtues of the Swedish coach, comparing all the good he brought to Stan Wawrinka from the bench and transferring that to his next adventure in 2027 with Jannik Sinner.

What time and where to watch Alcaraz's match in Vienna against Basilashvili

Second match for Carlos Alcaraz in the Vienna tournament, this time against one of the most dangerous players at the moment. Although he has won in their previous encounters, everything suggests that Basilashvili could pose serious problems for him this Thursday in their round of 16 clash.

Djokovic acknowledges difficulties in Basel: "There are quite a few things I can do better"

The Serbian had to sweat more than usual in his first match in Basel, but he ultimately found the formula to come back against Humbert and advance to the next round in Basel. Before facing Struff in the Round of 16, the Balkan player analyzed the best and worst aspects of his match on Wednesday.

Federer's emotional farewell to Wawrinka: "I love you, my friend"

What can Magnus Norman bring to Jannik Sinner?

What time and where to watch Alcaraz's match in Vienna against Basilashvili

What time and where to watch the Djokovic match in Basel against Struff?

Djokovic acknowledges difficulties in Basel: "There are quite a few things I can do better"