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Interview with Pablo Carreño, two-time champion at the Tenerife Challenger. Source: Alejandro Fumero

Carreño: "The goal remains to reach the final draw of Roland Garros"

The Asturian player comes out with a double from Tenerife and just one step away from returning to the top100 worldwide: " Now it's time for the Indian Wells qualifier, hopefully I won't notice the change in level ".

Juan Carlos Ferrero and Carlos Alcaraz in the preseason of 2025. Source: Getty

"With Carlos, we are looking for a player who is a perfect 10 in every aspect"

Juan Carlos Ferrero speaks to Punto de Break from Villena during the full pre-season with Alcaraz: "I see him becoming more mature every day when it comes to being a professional."

Samuel López, new coach of Carlos Alcaraz. Source: Getty

From Carreño to Alcaraz, Samuel López's toughest decision: "I couldn't miss this train"

The coach exclusively reveals how he communicated the end of the project to Pablo and what it means to start training Carlos: "We aspire to everything, I am very ambitious".

Interview with Ricardo Ojeda, coach of Bu Yunchaokete. Source: Punto de Break

In a game, Bu can give anyone a scare

Yunchaokete has dropped more than a hundred positions this season. What is the secret to his success? His coach, the Spaniard Ricardo Ojeda, tells us.

Cascales: "The key is for Alcaraz not to lose ambition." Photo: Ferrero Tennis Academy

Cascales: "The key is for Alcaraz not to lose ambition"

We meet with Ferrero and Alcaraz's mentor as the 30th anniversary of the Academy that took them to number 1 is celebrated. A journey from Juan Carlos to Carlitos.

Nuria Párrizas. Photo: Getty

Párrizas: "I see myself with better tennis now than when I had my best ranking"

The player from Granada talks to Punto de Break about the toughness of tennis: "I have always had to travel alone, only my mother has been able to help me".

Interview with Martín Landaluce.

This is Martín Landaluce: "Of course, I had doubts, but if you trust the process, everything will come"

Puntodebreak meets with Martín to chat about his qualities as a tennis player, confidence in his process, and the season he is experiencing. This is the great jewel of Spanish tennis.

Interview of Bernabé Zapata with Fernando Murciego. Source: Punto de Break

Zapata: "It's not that I stopped enjoying, it's that I didn't want to play again"

After not competing for a month and a half, the Valencian returns to the circuit renewed and with clear ideas: "I feel like I have started the second stage of my career".

Interview of Ignacio Buse with Fernando Murciego. Source: Punto de Break.

"As a player, I see myself reflected in Djokovic"

Ignacio Buse is 20 years old and is already the second best Peruvian in the world. During his time in Valencia, he tells us his story and how a victory in the Davis Cup changed his life.

Albert Ramos and José María Díaz, 18 years together on the circuit. Source: Punto de Break.

A team for a lifetime

Albert Ramos and José María Díaz are the exception that confirms the rule within the circuit: 18 years working together! "The key to everything has always been loyalty".

Interview with Nicolás Moreno de Alborán by Fernando Murciego. Source: Punto de Break.

Nicolás Moreno de Alborán, the last passenger towards success

The American reinforces the idea that there is no deadline to reach the elite of the world circuit. His story is an example for those slow-cooking talents.

Interview with Ivan Gakhov, with Fernando Murciego. Source: Punto de Break.

A solution for the ATP calendar: "Three weeks break, without any tournaments"

Ivan Gakhov analyzes his season from Valencia and suggests a remedy for the current calendar saturation: "The problem here is that there is no time to rest."