Borg comments on Sinner's positive doping test: "I don't know what happened... but it was strange"

The name of Björn Borg is once again on everyone's lips these days after the Swede released his memoir, where he reveals he is battling cancer. This has led the Swede to give several interviews this week, addressing questions of all kinds. In one given to BBC Breakfast, the champion gave his assessment of the sanction received by Jannik Sinner for his positive test for Clostebol.

"Honestly, I was very surprised when I read all this. Moreover, I think it happened to him twice, I mean, if it happened once... but it was twice, it seems. I don't know, it was a very strange case. The truth is, I don't know what happened; I just hope it wasn't anything serious," the Swede said, leaving some mystery.

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Davidovich withdraws from his next tournament and misses the chance to play the last one

The Malaga player has withdrawn at the last minute from the ATP 500 in Basel, a tournament he was scheduled to participate in next week. This absence, in addition to slightly altering the draw, leaves him with no mathematical chances of fighting for a ticket to the upcoming ATP Finals.

This is the battle for the ATP Finals: Medvedev speeds up and Jódar remains in the fight

Basel (500), Vienna (500), and Paris (1000). Three tournaments ahead to distribute the five tickets that are still unclaimed for the ATP Finals in Turin. By the end of this week, Daniil Medvedev is the strongest contender, the closest to that goal.

Musetti wins a title again... four years later!

Since 2022, Lorenzo Musetti had not won a title. Until this Sunday, when the Italian finally lifted the burden in Lyon by defeating Taylor Fritz in the final round. A victory that restores all his confidence and makes us dream again with the one-handed backhand.

Medvedev issues a warning after his latest title: "I can beat practically anyone"

The Russian has already accumulated four titles this season, although it is evident that he has stepped up a couple of gears during this Asian tour. With the confidence of seeing himself as champion again in Almaty, he has thrown down the gauntlet to the men's locker room with the upcoming calendar events.

Rybakina confirms her reign with her fourth title of the season

Notable week for the Kazakh in Ningbo, where she capped it off this Sunday with a final against Leylah Fernández in which the wind only blew in one direction. Although it is not yet mathematical, Rybakina is practically ensuring she finishes the year at the top of the ranking.