entrevista

We interviewed Joan Boix, former coach of Carlos Moyá and currently the mentor of Alexandra Eala: "We believe she has the skills to be a top 10 player".

The Aragonese tennis player is the miracle of this Mutua Madrid Open, being the only Spanish player with a WC for the main draw. A good moment to tell her story.

We interviewed the Croatian tennis player during his time in Madrid to talk about his career and short-term plans: "I need to be humble to get back to the top".

Félix Mantilla, one of Álex's coaches, assesses his work with the Spaniard on Punto de Break: "To be top10, he needs to take one more step in big tournaments".

We sat down with Jorge Aguirre for him to tell us about his work with the Serbian: "He is a boy to dream big about, he is at 60% of his true potential".

Victory in singles and victory in doubles, the perfect combo for the Balearic player to sit down with Punto de Break to analyze his tennis revolution on the court.

Today we meet Vilius Gaubas, the best Lithuanian in the ATP rankings and trained for years by Guillermo García López: "My first idol was Rafa Nadal".

After playing his last Conde Godó, the Spaniard talks to Punto de Break to explain how he made the decision to retire: "I don't have the ego to need any recognition".

The Spanish coach, who led Jarry to the top after his doping sanction, opens up for the first time to talk about their separation. A heartfelt conversation from Rwanda.

The Spanish tennis player, currently ranked 387th in the world, sits down with Punto de Break on Llamada a Pista to open up.

We sat down with Bernard Tomic in Rwanda to talk about his second youth, his matches against the Big Three, the changes tennis has gone through, and his great relationship with Nadal.

We interviewed Pablo Andújar, who reflects on his beginnings, how his retirement was, talks about the Big 3, and whether Saudi Arabia has a place in tennis.