Great recognition for Solana Sierra. Wimbledon 2025 has asked her to leave one of her rackets and the clothing she used to be exhibited at the @WimbledonMuseum (famous for its items), after being the first lucky loser to reach the singles eighth of the Open Era.pic.twitter.com/2VDHbLIqQj
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Although at this time all the news is positive after Carlos Alcaraz's victory against Andrey Rublev in the Wimbledon round of 16, the truth is that Sunday didn't start in the best way for the Murcian player. In his last press conference, we could hear the reigning champion talk about some shoulder discomfort he woke up with, although fortunately, it didn't pose any problem during the match. "During warm-up, I felt a slight discomfort in my arm, nothing serious; with Juanjo there, I took the opportunity for him to treat and check it. Then during the match, I felt perfectly fine," said the Spaniard.
Alcaraz: "During warm-up, I felt a slight discomfort in my arm, nothing serious; with Juanjo there, I took the opportunity for him to treat and check it. During the match, I felt perfectly fine" pic.twitter.com/FyElPMSCuQ
— Germán R. Abril (@gerebit0) July 6, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Alcaraz habla sobre sus molestias físicas: "Esta mañana sentí un pinchazo"
The Russian opens up in a press conference and acknowledges what he is missing to be able to be like the Top players or to be able to beat someone like Alcaraz in a Slam.
Emma Raducanu is a big tennis enthusiast and it is not the first time she has been seen attending matches in tournaments from which she has already been eliminated. Just like in Queen's, the British player has been present as a spectator in a match of Carlos Alcaraz, the one that has pitted him against Rublev in Wimbledon 2025, something that only fuels rumors about a supposed relationship between them beyond friendship.
Guess who was watching Alcaraz's match?
— Tiempo De Tenis (@Tiempodetenis1) July 6, 2025
Yes, Raducanu 👀💘 pic.com/4e97zssom0
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Satisfied after his recent victory, the Murcian is cautious about what awaits him in the quarterfinals against Norrie: "It's a nightmare to play against him, I'll need to be mentally strong".
Never before has such a young player reached the quarterfinals in Grand Slam tournaments so many times. This is the latest record that Carlos Alcaraz has achieved after advancing to the last eight at Wimbledon 2025. At 22 years and 56 days, the player from Murcia has 'stolen' the prize from a Bjorn Borg, who needed only a few more days to reach 12 quarterfinals in these tournaments. Another incredible feat to tell our grandchildren about, that of a kid who landed on the circuit to prove that you can become a legend of the sport in just a few active seasons. And the best part is that this movie has only just begun.
12 - Carlos Alcaraz (22 years 56 days) is the youngest player in the Open Era to reach 12 Men’s Singles quarter-finals at Grand Slam events. Cruising. #Wimbledon | @Wimbledon @atptour @ATPMediaInfo pic.twitter.com/j5zhwtilb7
— OptaAce (@OptaAce) July 6, 2025
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For the third time in her career, Amanda Anisimova will be in the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam tournament. She achieved it in that unforgettable Roland Garros 2019, repeated it in Wimbledon 2022, and, three years later, once again in London, she will be among the top eight in the women's draw. It was not easy to defeat Linda Noskova this Sunday (6-2, 5-7, 6-4), but the 13th seed pulled rank to impose her tennis and now meet Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova in the next match. Tremendous tournament that the American tennis player is having, although she is barely making noise in the media. Watch out for her, we will see what happens in a couple of days.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Anisimova lidera su llave para meterse en cuartos de final de Wimbledon
Nick Kyrgios has not competed in a professional tournament since Miami last March. What does this mean? In addition to conveying the sense that his professional career may be reaching its end, the other consequence is that he has a lot of free time, most of which is spent on tweeting and stirring up controversy on social media. One of his favorite targets is journalist Ben Rothenberg, who this afternoon exploded against the Australian's harassment: "You have tweeted about me four times this month and it's only the 6th, let's see if we can find you a job," the writer sarcastically replied.
Bro you have tweeted about me four times already this month and it's only July 6th. Let's work on getting you a job again. 🙏 https://t.co/cnuwumKvSI
— Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) July 6, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El pique de un periodista con Nick Kyrgios: “Búscate un trabajo”
Great recognition for Solana Sierra. Wimbledon 2025 has asked her to leave one of her rackets and the clothing she used to be exhibited at the @WimbledonMuseum (famous for its items), after being the first lucky loser to reach the singles eighth of the Open Era.pic.twitter.com/2VDHbLIqQj
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La organización de Wimbledon pide a Solana Sierra que deje al torneo una raqueta y su ropa para el museo
Emma Raducanu is a big tennis enthusiast and it is not the first time she has been seen attending matches in tournaments from which she has already been eliminated. Just like in Queen's, the British player has been present as a spectator in a match of Carlos Alcaraz, the one that has pitted him against Rublev in Wimbledon 2025, something that only fuels rumors about a supposed relationship between them beyond friendship.
Guess who was watching Alcaraz's match?
— Tiempo De Tenis (@Tiempodetenis1) July 6, 2025
Yes, Raducanu 👀💘 pic.com/4e97zssom0
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Raducanu estuvo en las gradas de Wimbledon viendo el partido de Alcaraz ante Rublev
Although at this time all the news is positive after Carlos Alcaraz's victory against Andrey Rublev in the Wimbledon round of 16, the truth is that Sunday didn't start in the best way for the Murcian player. In his last press conference, we could hear the reigning champion talk about some shoulder discomfort he woke up with, although fortunately, it didn't pose any problem during the match. "During warm-up, I felt a slight discomfort in my arm, nothing serious; with Juanjo there, I took the opportunity for him to treat and check it. Then during the match, I felt perfectly fine," said the Spaniard.
Alcaraz: "During warm-up, I felt a slight discomfort in my arm, nothing serious; with Juanjo there, I took the opportunity for him to treat and check it. During the match, I felt perfectly fine" pic.twitter.com/FyElPMSCuQ
— Germán R. Abril (@gerebit0) July 6, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Alcaraz habla sobre sus molestias físicas: "Esta mañana sentí un pinchazo"
Satisfied after his recent victory, the Murcian is cautious about what awaits him in the quarterfinals against Norrie: "It's a nightmare to play against him, I'll need to be mentally strong".
The Russian opens up in a press conference and acknowledges what he is missing to be able to be like the Top players or to be able to beat someone like Alcaraz in a Slam.
Never before has such a young player reached the quarterfinals in Grand Slam tournaments so many times. This is the latest record that Carlos Alcaraz has achieved after advancing to the last eight at Wimbledon 2025. At 22 years and 56 days, the player from Murcia has 'stolen' the prize from a Bjorn Borg, who needed only a few more days to reach 12 quarterfinals in these tournaments. Another incredible feat to tell our grandchildren about, that of a kid who landed on the circuit to prove that you can become a legend of the sport in just a few active seasons. And the best part is that this movie has only just begun.
12 - Carlos Alcaraz (22 years 56 days) is the youngest player in the Open Era to reach 12 Men’s Singles quarter-finals at Grand Slam events. Cruising. #Wimbledon | @Wimbledon @atptour @ATPMediaInfo pic.twitter.com/j5zhwtilb7
— OptaAce (@OptaAce) July 6, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Alcaraz destroza otro récord de precocidad en Grand Slam
For the third time in her career, Amanda Anisimova will be in the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam tournament. She achieved it in that unforgettable Roland Garros 2019, repeated it in Wimbledon 2022, and, three years later, once again in London, she will be among the top eight in the women's draw. It was not easy to defeat Linda Noskova this Sunday (6-2, 5-7, 6-4), but the 13th seed pulled rank to impose her tennis and now meet Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova in the next match. Tremendous tournament that the American tennis player is having, although she is barely making noise in the media. Watch out for her, we will see what happens in a couple of days.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Anisimova lidera su llave para meterse en cuartos de final de Wimbledon
Nick Kyrgios has not competed in a professional tournament since Miami last March. What does this mean? In addition to conveying the sense that his professional career may be reaching its end, the other consequence is that he has a lot of free time, most of which is spent on tweeting and stirring up controversy on social media. One of his favorite targets is journalist Ben Rothenberg, who this afternoon exploded against the Australian's harassment: "You have tweeted about me four times this month and it's only the 6th, let's see if we can find you a job," the writer sarcastically replied.
Bro you have tweeted about me four times already this month and it's only July 6th. Let's work on getting you a job again. 🙏 https://t.co/cnuwumKvSI
— Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) July 6, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El pique de un periodista con Nick Kyrgios: “Búscate un trabajo”
While Aryna Sabalenka enjoys dominating her rivals at Wimbledon 2025, she also takes the time to explain who has been the smartest opponent she has faced in her career: "I don't think it's someone I've played against, but certainly talking a lot with Novak Djokovic, he definitely has a lot of knowledge of the game. He has helped me a lot several times. Every time I speak with him, it helps me a lot. But who have I played against? I think Ashleigh Barty was always very clever and understood the game very well. Yes, I think she was the smartest," stated the world number one.
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That Andrey Rublev is an exceptional player is an undeniable reality, possibly one of the best in history who has never been able to go beyond the quarterfinals in Grand Slam tournaments. What is the reason for this blockage? One piece of data may help understand it, his fateful record against top 5 opponents in these types of tournaments: 0-11. This Sunday, against Carlos Alcaraz at Wimbledon, it was once again demonstrated that he lacks a bit of confidence to make that big breakthrough that propels you forward, although at 27 years old, he still has time to shake off this thorn.
📌 RUBLEV against top 5 in Grand Slam:
— Fernando Murciego (@fermurciego) July 6, 2025
❌ 🇦🇺 2017 Murray
❌ 🇺🇸 2017 Nadal
❌ 🇦🇺 2018 Dimitrov
❌ 🇺🇸 2020 Medvedev
❌ 🇦🇺 2021 Medvedev
❌ 🇦🇺 2023 Djokovic
❌ 🇬🇧 2023 Djokovic
❌ 🇺🇸 2023 Medvedev
❌ 🇦🇺 2024 Sinner
❌ 🇫🇷 2025 Sinner
❌ 🇬🇧 2025 Alcaraz pic.twitter.com/INX7dAPbpz
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La estadística más cruda de Andrey Rublev en Grand Slam
