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Andrés Santamarta, champion of the Orange Bowl 2024. Source: Zootennis

Andrés Santamarta, the Spanish tennis's last joy in 2024

The Valencian player dominates the last two junior tournaments of the season, becoming the first Spanish champion of the Orange Bowl since 1996.

Next Gen ATP Finals 2024. Photo: Getty

This is how the groups of the Next Gen ATP Finals 2024 look

The best young players of the season will face off in Saudi Arabia in two groups of four participants. Let's review how they stand and the participating players.

Nick Kyrgios and Jannik Sinner. Photo: Getty

Kyrgios fuels a potential showdown with Sinner in Australia: "If we play, I'll make sure to.."

The Australian criticized the doping cases of Swiatek and Jannik, fueling a possible rivalry with the Italian at the Grand Slam he will play at home.

Gael Monfils Talks About a Possible Retirement. Photo: Getty

Monfils: "There are many athletes who are 40 years old and they continue to perform at a high level"

At 38 years old, Gael speaks candidly about retirement, shares his goals, and selects his dream location to bid farewell to the world of tennis.

Tim Henman talks about Rafael Nadal's retirement. Photo: Getty

Henman on Nadal's retirement: "It was the right time"

The British former player goes against the criticisms of the Spaniard's farewell: "Being able to see him one last time at home was very, very special."

Holger Rune talks about his expectations for 2025. Photo: Getty

Rune: "I can't control how well or poorly I play, but I can control my effort"

The Danish tennis player, currently ranked 13th in the world, reveals his work expectations for the upcoming 2025 season.

Aryna Sabalenka with her number one season trophy. Photo: Getty

"Aryna hits forehand at a higher speed than men at the US Open"

A data analysis expert answers whether there are differences in tennis between the women's and men's circuits.

Andre Agassi talks about Carlos Alcaraz. Photo: Getty

Agassi: "That Alcaraz having the best of the Big 3 doesn't mean he can do what they did"

The former American tennis player offers his perspective on Carlos Alcaraz's skills, although he shows caution with the Spaniard.