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Carlos Alcaraz starts his preseason in Murcia. Source: Club de Campo de Murcia

Two top 35 players will share preseason with Alcaraz in Villena

This Monday, December 9th, the preseason of Carlos Alcaraz kicked off, who will split his time between Club de Campo de Murcia and the Ferrero Tennis Academy in Villena. It will be at this second stop where he will host two special guests, none other than the British player Jack Draper (#15) and the Italian Flavio Cobolli (#32). It's interesting about Cobolli, who was already here last December and did quite well. Just like Jannik Sinner, who also visited the Levantine coast and look at the progress he made. It will be fascinating to see these men share experiences in this preseason test before the start of 2025.

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Thiago Monteiro, author of the best shot of 2024. Source: Getty

The ATP awards the prize for the best shot of 2024

After carefully reviewing each match of the 2024 season, ATP voters have finally determined that Thiago Monteiro was the author of the most impressive shot of the current calendar. A running tweener at the Masters 1000 in Rome that left the entire court in awe, including his opponent and his own coach. The Brazilian graciously revisited his masterpiece in this video to explain what he felt at that moment and the impact it had on the audience. I don't know if it will be the best of the season, but Thiago will surely take a long time to replicate something of this caliber.

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Darren Cahill and Jannik Sinner in 2024. Photo: Getty

Cahill and De Miñaur awarded at the Australian Tennis Awards

As every year, the Australian Tennis Awards have been held to recognize the best performances, achievements, and contributions in the world of tennis. In 2024, Alex de Miñaur and Matthew Ebden were awarded the Newcombe Medal for being the most outstanding Australian tennis players of the season. On the other hand, Darren Cahill has been honored with the Coaching Excellence award for his great work as the coach of Jannik Sinner, who reached the world number 1 ranking and triumphed at the Australian Open and the US Open.

 

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Stan Wawrinka does not plan to retire.

Wawrinka rules out retirement and faces the upcoming season with renewed passion

Stan Wawrinka has not had an easy season. The Swiss player spent almost the entire year without stringing together a couple of consecutive victories until he managed to defeat several opponents in Stockholm. This led to retirement rumors among fans, who are aware that he will turn 40 in 2025. However, the Swiss has completely ruled out this possibility and shared a photo on Instagram working hard: "Let's continue with everything in a new preseason! Passion is energy," said the Lausanne native, reaffirming his intention to keep competing in 2025. And of course, we are delighted that this is the case.

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Wawrinka descarta la retirada y afronta la próxima temporada con pasión renovada

Thiago Monteiro, author of the best shot of 2024. Source: Getty

The ATP awards the prize for the best shot of 2024

After carefully reviewing each match of the 2024 season, ATP voters have finally determined that Thiago Monteiro was the author of the most impressive shot of the current calendar. A running tweener at the Masters 1000 in Rome that left the entire court in awe, including his opponent and his own coach. The Brazilian graciously revisited his masterpiece in this video to explain what he felt at that moment and the impact it had on the audience. I don't know if it will be the best of the season, but Thiago will surely take a long time to replicate something of this caliber.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La ATP entrega el premio al mejor golpe de 2024

Carlos Alcaraz starts his preseason in Murcia. Source: Club de Campo de Murcia

Two top 35 players will share preseason with Alcaraz in Villena

This Monday, December 9th, the preseason of Carlos Alcaraz kicked off, who will split his time between Club de Campo de Murcia and the Ferrero Tennis Academy in Villena. It will be at this second stop where he will host two special guests, none other than the British player Jack Draper (#15) and the Italian Flavio Cobolli (#32). It's interesting about Cobolli, who was already here last December and did quite well. Just like Jannik Sinner, who also visited the Levantine coast and look at the progress he made. It will be fascinating to see these men share experiences in this preseason test before the start of 2025.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Dos top35 compartirán pretemporada con Alcaraz en Villena

Darren Cahill and Jannik Sinner in 2024. Photo: Getty

Cahill and De Miñaur awarded at the Australian Tennis Awards

As every year, the Australian Tennis Awards have been held to recognize the best performances, achievements, and contributions in the world of tennis. In 2024, Alex de Miñaur and Matthew Ebden were awarded the Newcombe Medal for being the most outstanding Australian tennis players of the season. On the other hand, Darren Cahill has been honored with the Coaching Excellence award for his great work as the coach of Jannik Sinner, who reached the world number 1 ranking and triumphed at the Australian Open and the US Open.

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Cahill y De Miñaur, premiados en los Australian Tennis Awards

Stan Wawrinka does not plan to retire.

Wawrinka rules out retirement and faces the upcoming season with renewed passion

Stan Wawrinka has not had an easy season. The Swiss player spent almost the entire year without stringing together a couple of consecutive victories until he managed to defeat several opponents in Stockholm. This led to retirement rumors among fans, who are aware that he will turn 40 in 2025. However, the Swiss has completely ruled out this possibility and shared a photo on Instagram working hard: "Let's continue with everything in a new preseason! Passion is energy," said the Lausanne native, reaffirming his intention to keep competing in 2025. And of course, we are delighted that this is the case.

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Wawrinka descarta la retirada y afronta la próxima temporada con pasión renovada