Fritz gets hooked on five sets at Wimbledon and breaks Diallo's resistance

There's something about Taylor Fritz and five-set matches at Wimbledon. The American had to come back from two sets down against Mpesthi-Perricard and today had to dig deep to beat one of the season's revelations, and winner of the title in s'Hertogenbosch, Gabriel Diallo. The world number five clinched victory with a 3-6, 6-3, 7-6(0), 4-6, 6-3 scoreline, after three hours and eleven minutes. The American is already in the third round and will face the winner of the match between Alejandro Davidovich and Botic Van De Zandschulp.

This is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Fritz se aficiona a los cinco sets en Wimbledon y tumba la resistencia de Diallo

Kei, the English classes paid off

Gabe Jaramillo, one of the coaches who trained Kei Nishikori in the United States, dedicates this column to the Japanese tennis player after he concluded his professional career this week in Tokyo.

Nadal returns to the courts with humor: "It's a unique day... because of how bad I look!"

The 22-time Grand Slam champion returned to the courts this Saturday at the Rafa Nadal Academy Slam celebration, where he evaluated his fitness level and congratulated his team for these ten years of effort in Manacor.

Surprise in Beijing! World No. 118 knocks out Rybakina in her first match as No. 1

Alina Charaeva, Armenian player trained by Carlos Martínez, surprises Rybakina in the first round of the WTA 1000 in Beijing. On the day the Kazakh debuted as World No. 1, she suffered a defeat without excuses on the central court.

Zverev targets Djokovic... and something more: "I know what's at stake"

The German, who had a very calm day at the office on Saturday, spoke at a press conference about the match awaiting him tomorrow in Beijing against Novak Djokovic. And yes, he is very aware that it is in his hands to be number one in the world.

What time and where to watch the Djokovic-Zverev match in the quarterfinals in Beijing?

Serbian and German will headline tomorrow's most intense match of the ATP 500 in Beijing. They will face each other in the quarter-finals, with the German in a fierce battle for the current world No. 1 spot.