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With Alcaraz Not Enough: Spanish Tennis and a Title Desert. Photo: Gettyimages

With Alcaraz Is Not Enough: Spanish Tennis and a Title Drought

The player from Murcia continues to lead the national tennis, and, except for him and Nadal, only three players (Bautista, Carballés, and Carreño) have won a tournament in the last four years, while the top 100 continues to empty.

Alcaraz and Cerúndolo, representatives of Spanish tennis. Photo: gettyimages

The tremendous fact that shows the miracle of Spanish and Argentine tennis

Both countries are among the top five in terms of the most titles won in the Open Era, with much fewer resources than very powerful federations.

Can Spain qualify again for Bologna?

This is how the qualifying round for the Davis Cup Finals 2026 will be: Spain visits Chile and much more

We analyze how the series defining who will qualify for the Bolonia Finals shape up, with the winners of an exciting first round of the qualifying phase.

Spain to face Chile in Davis Cup 2026. Photo: gettyimages

Spain will travel to Chile to play for their spot in the 2026 Davis Cup Finals

The Chilean team convincingly beat Serbia and will host a Spanish team in September, which needs to overcome this challenging match to have a chance at the Davis Cup.

ATP Ranking by Nationalities at the End of 2025. Photo: gettyimages

This is how the top-100 of the ATP ranking by nationalities ends at the end of 2025

We detail which countries have the most players in the top 100 of the ATP ranking at the end of 2025 and how many nations are represented.

Alcaraz and Davidovich: Spain secures two members in the top-15 in this 2025. Source: Getty

The brilliance of Alcaraz, the evolution of Davidovich and Munar, the hope of Jódar: Spanish tennis is reborn in 2025

Fabulous year for our country, closing out 2025 as world number one, with the best Davidovich, eleven top-200 tennis players, and the excitement of two young players who will finish the year at the NextGen Finals.

Analysis of Spanish Women's Tennis: 'Annus Horribilis' for Badosa, Bouzas' Confirmation, and Sorribes' Pause. Photo: Gettyimages

Analysis of Spanish women's tennis: 'Annus horribilis' for Badosa, Bouzas's confirmation, and Sorribes' break

Spanish tennis had a tumultuous 2025 with the multiple injuries of Badosa, Sorribes' indefinite absence for mental health reasons, and Bolsova's retirement, while Bouzas brought a positive note.

Spain in its first Davis Cup final, in 1965. Source: Getty

Spain's first 'approach' to the Davis Cup

It's been 60 years since Spain's first Davis Cup final back in 1965. It was an easy loss against Australia but marked the first step of our rise to the top.