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.
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.
The Argentine exclusively explains on Punto de Break why he withdrew from Roland Garros during the competition: “It was the accumulation of reactions and attitudes on the court that I didn't like, combined with starting to feel unwell."
The Spanish player, who was eliminated in the second round of Roland Garros, regrets the way Puerta has stopped working with him: "There was no fight, he left without saying a word."
The Argentine, now coach of Alejandro Davidovich, analyzes the potential of the Malaga player and dares to dream out loud: "Hopefully, he can win a Grand Slam as a coach."