We interviewed Pancho Campo to analyze current society and present his new project, which aims to boost mental strength in tennis players.
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Puntodebreak meets with the Croatian legend in Bologna to chat about the rivalry between Alcaraz and Sinner or the comparisons of the Murcian with his great friend Roger Federer.
Puntodebreak meets with the national team coach in Bologna: reveals what has happened with Alcaraz, analyzes the Czech team, and shows excitement for the days ahead.
Antonio Martínez Cascales confesses in the new episode of Llamada a pista that Ferrero had other offers: "Thiem called him, Del Potro, Goffin, Halep...".
The Czech team's number one talks to Puntodebreak about Alcaraz's absence, his country's excitement for the Davis Cup, and Tomas Berdych's role as coach.
The Serbian opened up in a profound interview with Piers Morgan and offered interesting reflections, both on tennis and mental aspects, from his over 20 years as a professional tennis player.
The British player analyzed his great season up to Wimbledon and confesses when his shoulder troubles started.
The Australian confirms in an interview his desire to play at the ATP Brisbane 2026, opens up the possibility for the Australian Open, and confesses that he is very optimistic about his return to the courts.
We interviewed Pancho Campo to analyze current society and present his new project, which aims to boost mental strength in tennis players.
Antonio Martínez Cascales confesses in the new episode of Llamada a pista that Ferrero had other offers: "Thiem called him, Del Potro, Goffin, Halep...".
Puntodebreak meets with the Croatian legend in Bologna to chat about the rivalry between Alcaraz and Sinner or the comparisons of the Murcian with his great friend Roger Federer.
The Czech team's number one talks to Puntodebreak about Alcaraz's absence, his country's excitement for the Davis Cup, and Tomas Berdych's role as coach.
Puntodebreak meets with the national team coach in Bologna: reveals what has happened with Alcaraz, analyzes the Czech team, and shows excitement for the days ahead.
The Serbian opened up in a profound interview with Piers Morgan and offered interesting reflections, both on tennis and mental aspects, from his over 20 years as a professional tennis player.
The British player analyzed his great season up to Wimbledon and confesses when his shoulder troubles started.
The Australian confirms in an interview his desire to play at the ATP Brisbane 2026, opens up the possibility for the Australian Open, and confesses that he is very optimistic about his return to the courts.
The Madrilenian, with his recently published autobiography, joins our podcast to explain why that title in Hamburg 1996 did not continue.
Marco Trungelliti sits down with Punto de Break to take a look at his stoic journey: “I was about to retire several times, I was fed up”.