Pablo Cuevas: "I don't care if I never pick up a racket again"
The Uruguayan, retired nine months ago, now works as Fran Cerúndolo's coach: "In a player of his caliber, the great challenge lies in the mental aspect".
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Leaving Carlitos is the best decision I have made
Carlos Santos was the first coach of Carlos Alcaraz, from age 5 to 12. Why did they end their relationship? In this interview, he tells the whole truth.
Mensik: "After beating Djokovic, I was two days without sleeping"
One month after his great victory in Miami, the 19-year-old Czech analyzes in Punto de Break how he handles expectations and recalls how he met Novak.
Marc López: "I want to show myself that I can not only train Rafa"
Spanish offers her first interview as coach of Jasmine Paolini: "I had been told that the women's circuit was a different world, but it's an exaggeration."
"God touched Federer and he took advantage of it"
We interviewed Davide Sanguinetti, former Italian player and current coach of Elena Rybakina: "Professional sports are ruthless; today I live with a prosthetic leg".
"There is no rivalry with my brother, he is the only one who tells me things as they are"
We interviewed Juan Manuel Cerúndolo from the Magic Box to talk about his tournament in Madrid, his improvement on the court, and also about his brother Fran.
The current tennis is torture, you have to demolish your opponent
Horacio de la Peña, current coach of Etcheverry, speaks to Punto de Break to discuss this project: "Tommy needs new tools to keep progressing".
Comesaña: "Argentinians struggle to stand out as young people because.."
The Argentine chats with Puntodebreak at the Mutua Madrid Open 2025 after causing a surprise by defeating Fils and offers interesting reflections.
Elmer Moller, the 'chameleon' waiting for us in Marbella
The 21-year-old Dane has not stopped growing thanks to his versatile style and sobriety on the court. A dangerous profile that Spain will have to face in the Davis Cup.
"I have been a believer forever, I celebrated for God"
We interviewed Diego Dedura Palomero, the German who traveled around the world after his victory in Munich against Shapovalov and his subsequent 'crucifixion' on the clay.
China and its record of early achievement in the Masters 1000 in Madrid: "Incredible, I have no words.."
The young Italian continues to take steps forward in his progression and chatted with Puntodebreak after winning in the first round of the 2025 Mutua Madrid Open and entering the history of the tournament.
