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Interview of David Jordà with Fernando Murciego. Source: Punto de Break

The Spaniard who won the race against time: "I never lost faith, I always saw myself at a level to win these matches"

We interviewed David Jordà after winning his first two Challengers at the age of 32. This summer, he will compete in a Grand Slam tournament for the first time.

What does Nadal think of Alcaraz's return? Source: Getty

Nadal Throws a Lifeline to Alcaraz: "He Will Come Back Strong After the Injury, He Is Too Good for It Not to Be That Way"

Rafa spoke bluntly about the present and future of Spanish tennis, analyzing the horizon that lies ahead for Rafa Jódar, Martín Landaluce, and Carlos himself.

Martín Landaluce, resurgence of Spanish tennis. Photo: gettyimages

Spanish tennis and an exciting reconquest of the top 100

After hitting rock bottom with only 4 representatives among the top 100 in the world, Spain is beginning to regain prominence in the ATP rankings.

Pablo Llamas interviewed by Carlos Navarro for Puntodebreak. Source: Own

Pablo Llamas and his comeback after hell: "I couldn't see the light at the end of the tunnel"

Puntodebreak sits down with one of the great jewels of Spanish tennis after the most difficult stage of his career: he underwent surgery, climbed from the top 900 to the top 200... and now dreams of great heights.

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.