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Sinner and Djokovic, identical careers. Photo: Getty Images

Sinner matches Djokovic's career until he turns 25

The Italian has just turned 25 with achievements almost identical to those of Djokovic when he reached that age.

Lorenzo Musetti, hope for the one-handed backhand at the 2026 US Open. Photo: gettyimages

The 2026 US Open and a historic threat to the one-handed backhand

The longest-running fact in the history of tennis is related to the one-handed backhand, which has remained uninterrupted since 1877, and it seems difficult for the streak not to end in 2026.

Sabalenka and Swiatek, without Grand Slam titles in 2026. Photo: gettyimages

Sabalenka, Swiatek, and Gauff: an unimaginable ultimatum at the 2026 US Open

What seemed like a Big 3 destined to divide the Grand Titles for years faces the 2026 US Open without any Grand Slam wins this season.

European Dominance in Men's Tennis. Photo: gettyimages

Europe's insulting dominance in men's tennis threatens to be prolonged indefinitely

Of the last 88 Grand Slam tournaments played, 87 of them have been won by a European tennis player. What is the reason behind this trend, and how long can it continue?

Martin Verkerk, finalist at Roland Garros 2003. Photo: gettyimages

The most unexpected Grand Slam champions and finalists in tennis history

We review the biggest surprises in the history of Grand Slams since the beginning of the Open Era in 1968. We selected three champions and three finalists that no one expected.

Aryna Sabalenka, challenge at the US Open 2026. Photo: gettyimages

Sabalenka will face a decisive US Open for her legacy as number 1

The Belarusian remains the undisputed number 1 in the world, but she only has one bullet left in the chamber to avoid ending the year without a Grand Slam title, something unusual for the WTA ranking leader.

Alexander Zverev, ambition and nerves as Roland Garros champion. Photo: gettyimages

Zverev: "Winning an Olympic gold seems more special to me than being a Grand Slam champion"

The German talks about the nerves experienced at Roland Garros, analyzes his expectations on the grass court season, and compares the feeling of winning Olympic gold to that of being a Grand Slam champion.

Félix Auger-Aliassime, lackluster top-4. Photo: gettyimages

Félix Auger-Aliassime, a brand new top-4 with pending tasks

The Canadian breaks into the top 4 in the world somewhat unimpressively, without major titles and with a consistency seemingly incompatible with that position in the ATP rankings.