At 18 years old, Victoria Mboko made history in Montréal: she achieved her first title with a comeback largely fueled by the warmth of the local crowd.
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Neither the opponent nor the stage intimidated Jessica Bouzas. The Galician's current form remains sweet: as she demonstrated in her debut at WTA Cincinnati 2025, where she comfortably defeated Venus Williams (6-4, 6-4) to advance to the second round and continue her winning streak. A fantastic match for Jessica, who appeared much more balanced and timed her plays perfectly: with this victory, she secures a place in the top 45 (#44 in the world), her best historical ranking. License to keep dreaming: Leylah Fernandez awaits in the second round.
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Jannik Sinner already knows who his first rival will be in his return to competition at ATP Cincinnati 2025. There is great excitement to see the Italian in action, and his first challenge, scheduled for next Saturday, will be against a familiar face on the circuit. It is the Colombian Daniel Elahi Galán, who dominated Vit Kopriva in his debut in the main draw (6-2, 6-4) and has two more wins in the qualifying rounds. Currently ranked #134, Dani aims to regain the form that once took him to the top 60... and what better place to find it than in a match against the world number one.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Daniel Galán, primer rival de Sinner en Cincinnati
The American confessed that she hasn't even had time to train yet in Cincinnati, spoke about the toughness of the schedule... and shared a gem about what happened after losing at Wimbledon.
There is a quality that characterizes the best female players in the world: they constantly evolve. It is key to stay at the top, and Aryna Sabalenka knows this well, as she seeks the extra edge needed to lift another Grand Slam trophy. In this case, Aryna has stirred things up internally by adding a Belarusian tennis legend to her team. That legend is none other than Max Mirnyi, a former top-20 in singles and an absolute doubles legend just two decades ago. Mirnyi will serve as an advisor after fostering a strong friendship with the world number one over the past few years, as reported by The Athletic. Mirnyi will join her in Cincinnati and will also accompany her at the US Open. What do you think of this move?
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sabalenka anuncia a una leyenda de su país como nuevo fichaje de su equipo
Glorious start for the Spanish players on the first day of competition at ATP Cincinnati 2025. Pedro Martínez and Roberto Carballés were the first to take the stage, and their performances did not disappoint. Special credit to the player from Alzira, who was not in good form and found himself well behind in his debut against Nico Jarry: 1-6 and 1-3, the outlook was not encouraging... but he found strength to turn the tide and secure a comeback that gives him a breath of fresh air (1-6, 6-4, 6-3). Carballés also struggled to secure the victory, but he delivered in the third set against Hugo Gaston (6-4, 5-7, 6-3). Great news on a day that is already a true success for the male Armada.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Martínez y Carballés le dan un inicio triunfal a España en Cincinnati
The world's best players are returning to action with the ATP Masters 1000 Cincinnati 2025, but there will be significant absences once again. Just hours before the tournament began, French player Arthur Fils, currently ranked 21st in the world, announced that he will not be able to compete, opening up his spot in the draw for Arthur Cazaux, who advances directly to the second round with a bye in the first round due to Fils's former status as a seeded player.
Cincinnati update:
— Entry List Updates (@EntryLists) August 7, 2025
OUT: Fils
IN: Cazaux (LL, gets a first round bye, will play against Brooksby or Muller)
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El torneo de Cincinnati sufre una sensible baja de última hora
Emma Raducanu wants to continue her upward trend of the last few months, and the hiring of Francis Roig as her coach could be a turning point. In a chat before the WTA 1000 Cincinnati 2025, the British player states that her goal for the rest of the year is to enter the first Grand Slam of the next season, the 2026 Australian Open, as a seeded player, while also aiming to improve in all aspects of her game. She acknowledges that Roig is working on technical adjustments to enhance the quality of her shots and believes that with patience and hard work, the results will come.
Emma Raducanu explains what it's like working with Rafael Nadal's former coach Francis Roig 🤝pic.twitter.com/jrb9nwazqZ
— Sky Sports Tennis (@SkySportsTennis) August 7, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Raducanu desvela su gran meta del 2025 y en qué está trabajando con Francis Roig
At 18 years old, Victoria Mboko made history in Montréal: she achieved her first title with a comeback largely fueled by the warmth of the local crowd.
The American confessed that she hasn't even had time to train yet in Cincinnati, spoke about the toughness of the schedule... and shared a gem about what happened after losing at Wimbledon.
Neither the opponent nor the stage intimidated Jessica Bouzas. The Galician's current form remains sweet: as she demonstrated in her debut at WTA Cincinnati 2025, where she comfortably defeated Venus Williams (6-4, 6-4) to advance to the second round and continue her winning streak. A fantastic match for Jessica, who appeared much more balanced and timed her plays perfectly: with this victory, she secures a place in the top 45 (#44 in the world), her best historical ranking. License to keep dreaming: Leylah Fernandez awaits in the second round.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Bouzas desarbola a Venus y continúa en Cincinnati con su gran dinámica
There is a quality that characterizes the best female players in the world: they constantly evolve. It is key to stay at the top, and Aryna Sabalenka knows this well, as she seeks the extra edge needed to lift another Grand Slam trophy. In this case, Aryna has stirred things up internally by adding a Belarusian tennis legend to her team. That legend is none other than Max Mirnyi, a former top-20 in singles and an absolute doubles legend just two decades ago. Mirnyi will serve as an advisor after fostering a strong friendship with the world number one over the past few years, as reported by The Athletic. Mirnyi will join her in Cincinnati and will also accompany her at the US Open. What do you think of this move?
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sabalenka anuncia a una leyenda de su país como nuevo fichaje de su equipo
Jannik Sinner already knows who his first rival will be in his return to competition at ATP Cincinnati 2025. There is great excitement to see the Italian in action, and his first challenge, scheduled for next Saturday, will be against a familiar face on the circuit. It is the Colombian Daniel Elahi Galán, who dominated Vit Kopriva in his debut in the main draw (6-2, 6-4) and has two more wins in the qualifying rounds. Currently ranked #134, Dani aims to regain the form that once took him to the top 60... and what better place to find it than in a match against the world number one.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Daniel Galán, primer rival de Sinner en Cincinnati
Glorious start for the Spanish players on the first day of competition at ATP Cincinnati 2025. Pedro Martínez and Roberto Carballés were the first to take the stage, and their performances did not disappoint. Special credit to the player from Alzira, who was not in good form and found himself well behind in his debut against Nico Jarry: 1-6 and 1-3, the outlook was not encouraging... but he found strength to turn the tide and secure a comeback that gives him a breath of fresh air (1-6, 6-4, 6-3). Carballés also struggled to secure the victory, but he delivered in the third set against Hugo Gaston (6-4, 5-7, 6-3). Great news on a day that is already a true success for the male Armada.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Martínez y Carballés le dan un inicio triunfal a España en Cincinnati
The world's best players are returning to action with the ATP Masters 1000 Cincinnati 2025, but there will be significant absences once again. Just hours before the tournament began, French player Arthur Fils, currently ranked 21st in the world, announced that he will not be able to compete, opening up his spot in the draw for Arthur Cazaux, who advances directly to the second round with a bye in the first round due to Fils's former status as a seeded player.
Cincinnati update:
— Entry List Updates (@EntryLists) August 7, 2025
OUT: Fils
IN: Cazaux (LL, gets a first round bye, will play against Brooksby or Muller)
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El torneo de Cincinnati sufre una sensible baja de última hora
Emma Raducanu wants to continue her upward trend of the last few months, and the hiring of Francis Roig as her coach could be a turning point. In a chat before the WTA 1000 Cincinnati 2025, the British player states that her goal for the rest of the year is to enter the first Grand Slam of the next season, the 2026 Australian Open, as a seeded player, while also aiming to improve in all aspects of her game. She acknowledges that Roig is working on technical adjustments to enhance the quality of her shots and believes that with patience and hard work, the results will come.
Emma Raducanu explains what it's like working with Rafael Nadal's former coach Francis Roig 🤝pic.twitter.com/jrb9nwazqZ
— Sky Sports Tennis (@SkySportsTennis) August 7, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Raducanu desvela su gran meta del 2025 y en qué está trabajando con Francis Roig
The Belarusian reflects on the emotional state with which she faces the Cincinnati tournament after taking a few weeks off.
The Russian saved a match point against Sascha and highlighted the moment that could have changed everything in the final tiebreak.