historia

We review the biggest surprises in the history of Grand Slams since the beginning of the Open Era in 1968. We selected three champions and three finalists that no one expected.

It is the question that was never heard on the circuit until Manolo Santana proved it was worth asking. It has been 60 years since his feat at Wimbledon.

Born in France to French parents but British at heart: Arthur's story includes a stint at university, a millionaire father, and a strong work ethic.

30 years ago, the Russian tennis player left Roland Garros with arms full: champion in singles and champion in the doubles draw. It has never happened again.

David Castelló has written the first book that contains the origins of the Faulconbridge Cup, the reason for its foundation, and the complete list of champions: "This work is an act of historical justice".

We interviewed Joan Gisbert from the Conde de Godó, one of the great pioneers of Spanish tennis: "Whether Alcaraz reaches the Big3 will depend on injuries."

Jimmy Connors was one of the players who suffered the most from Ivan Lendl's on-court solidity. 40 years ago, at the Miami tournament, frustration led to his disqualification.

Back in 2011, after winning in Paris, London, and New York, Rafa Nadal lands in Melbourne with a unique opportunity. Until a good friend snatched it away.

The former Australian player lived in Melbourne the toughest moment of her professional career. She wouldn't heal that wound until eight seasons had passed.

When Novak Djokovic steps onto the Rod Laver Arena this Monday to face Pedro Martínez, he will have conquered the last record that was missing for him to have in major territory.

Nicola Pietrangeli bid us farewell this Monday at the age of 92, news that broke the hearts of tennis fans for hours. Thankfully, his great friend Manuel was waiting for him above.

It's been 60 years since Spain's first Davis Cup final back in 1965. It was an easy loss against Australia but marked the first step of our rise to the top.