The historic statistic where Sinner and Alcaraz threaten the Big 3
Italian and Spanish continue to accumulate historic records and already threaten some of the Grand Slam records that for decades seemed reserved for the Big Three.
Italian and Spanish continue to accumulate historic records and already threaten some of the Grand Slam records that for decades seemed reserved for the Big Three.
The young American tennis player, who is compared to Carlos Alcaraz, has emerged as a potential star after winning the Wimbledon junior.
The British tennis player has said that he probably would have won more Grand Slams without crossing paths with Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic, but he also had his positive side.
The Spaniard believes that players should negotiate a progressive increase in prize money, but rejects a direct distribution of Grand Slams' revenue.
The player from Madrid, who defeated Carreño in five sets, downplays his discomfort from yesterday and states, "I did a great job from when the match stopped last night until I stepped onto the court this morning."
The Belarusian admits to being impressed with Nadal's documentary, finding a source of inspiration in him, and discusses other current topics at Wimbledon 2026.
The Spanish player granted an extensive interview in which he reflects on his rivalry with Federer and Djokovic, as well as other matters regarding his professional career and personal life.