Badosa, thank you for this life lesson
The Spanish tennis player has the sky as the limit when she is injury-free, and today she has demonstrated it against Coco Gauff with a new example of never giving up.
Paula Badosa
Badosa is already here, comes back against Gauff in Berlin, and breaks down in tears: "I love this sport, and that's why I always come back"
The Spanish player shines again to pull through a match that became very challenging against the American, securing a spot in the quarterfinals of the German tournament.
Landaluce, a ray of hope in the beginning of the Spanish Armada on grass
A day with lights and shadows for Spanish tennis at the beginning of the grass season, with an inexplicable defeat (due to his form) for Davidovich and the return of Badosa six weeks later.
WTA Ranking: Sabalenka aims for number 1 while Andreava close to her best position
Roland Garros 2026 brings significant changes to the women's ranking. Sabalenka sees the race for the number 1 spot tightening, while Andreeva makes a big leap.
