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Casper Ruud at Laver Cup 2024. Photo: gettyimages

Ruud: "Having Alcaraz is the best possible news for tennis"

The Norwegian chatted with Puntodebreak at the Laver Cup 2024, where he expressed the need to make changes to the ATP calendar and praised Alcaraz.

Alejandro Tabilo to Participate in Laver Cup 2024. Photo: gettyimages

Tabilo: "I have spent less than a month at home so far this year"

The Chilean talks to Puntodebreak at the Laver Cup 2024, showing his excitement about making his debut in this competition and discussing the toughness of the schedule.

Interview by Fernando Murciego with Marcelo Gómez. Source: Punto de Break.

My only thorn with Del Potro was not seeing him reach No. 1... and I think his too

We interviewed 'Negro' Gómez, the man who shaped Zabaleta, Mónaco, or Del Potro. "Today I prefer watching women's tennis, the guys all play the same way."

Interview with Rafael Jódar by Fernando Murciego. Source: Punto de Break

Rafa Jódar: "I must maintain the same humility, without thinking I am someone I am not"

The newly crowned US Open Junior champion is sharing the locker room these days with the Spanish Davis Cup team. We interviewed the young man from Madrid to get to know him a little better.

Marcel Granollers in his interview with Fernando Murciego. Source: Punto de Break.

Granollers divides the end: "I don't see myself in activity much longer"

The Spanish doubles player, focused in Valencia to compete in the Davis Cup, sits down with Punto de Break to confess that the end of his career is near.

Interview with Pablo Carreño on Punto de Break. Source: Getty.

Carreño: "Life has given me a third chance, and I want to make the most of it"

After overcoming an elbow injury that nearly forced him to retire, the Asturian is once again dreaming big: "Right now, I'm not satisfied with just returning to the top 100".

Genaro Olivieri during the Bratislava Challenger. Photo: Carlos Navarro

"I Felt Lonely, but Therapy Helped Me a Lot": The Incredible Life Story of Genaro Olivieri

He lost his father to COVID, was on the verge of losing his coach... and months later, he made history at Roland Garros. We talked to a natural-born fighter who wants to reclaim his rightful place.