Puntodebreak sits down with the Mallorcan to chat about tennis: the drift that the circuit has taken, the reason for his revolution as a player, the Davis Cup in Chile... and much more.
Puntodebreak sits down with the Mallorcan to chat about tennis: the drift that the circuit has taken, the reason for his revolution as a player, the Davis Cup in Chile... and much more.
We interviewed former Irish player Conor Niland to discuss the global success of his book: “Writing it helped me make peace with my career.”
We sat down with the Australian, who tells his story in great detail: his encounter with Nadal's doctor, the scar from a unique surgery, his triumph against Federer, shattered dreams, and much more.
Max Alcalá has conquered his first two Challenger titles in this last month. We interviewed him to discuss this improvement and learn a little more about his story.
At 26 years old, Ángela Fita is preparing these days for her participation in the Wimbledon qualifying rounds. We interviewed her before her debut in a Grand Slam tournament.
We spoke with the Bulgarian from Dublin, where he is the main attraction of the first Challenger in Ireland in over 20 years. What memories will you have on your return to Wimbledon?
We interviewed David Jordà after winning his first two Challengers at the age of 32. This summer, he will compete in a Grand Slam tournament for the first time.
We sat down with the Argentine to chat about his evolution on the circuit, his unique personality on the track, and many other things. "Jódar impressed me, he has a winner's attitude".
The Argentine exclusively explains on Punto de Break why he withdrew from Roland Garros during the competition: “It was the accumulation of reactions and attitudes on the court that I didn't like, combined with starting to feel unwell."
The Roland Garros doubles title defender talks to Punto de Break about his future and the prize money controversy: "I can't complain much because doubles doesn't sell tickets."