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Barcelona Open 2026

We chat with Camilo Ugo Carabelli at the Conde de Godó. Photo: Carlos Navarro

INTERVIEW | Camilo Ugo Carabelli: "On the court I feel shielded, it's my battlefield"

We sat down with the Argentine to chat about his evolution on the circuit, his unique personality on the track, and many other things. "Jódar impressed me, he has a winner's attitude".

Interview with Joan Gisbert and Fernando Murciego from Barcelona. Source: Punto de Break.

"In my time, there were no managers that controlled us, we spoke with whomever we pleased"

We interviewed Joan Gisbert from the Conde de Godó, one of the great pioneers of Spanish tennis: "Whether Alcaraz reaches the Big3 will depend on injuries."

ATP Ranking: Sinner can open gap with Alcaraz and Jódar breaks into the Top-50. Source: Getty

ATP Ranking: Sinner can open gap with Alcaraz as Jódar breaks into the Top 50

The Italian remains in first place after Alcaraz's injury in a ranking with names like Jódar, Fils, Tsitsipas, or Medjedovic. These are the most significant changes.

Son: "Right now I can't compare myself to Sinner and Alcaraz." Source: Getty

Son: "Right now I can't compare myself with Sinner and Alcaraz"

The Frenchman lifted his first title in Barcelona after the injury and spoke at a press conference about his level, his upcoming goals, or the gap with Sinner and Alcaraz. 

Andrey Rublev speaks in Barcelona as a finalist. Photo: gettyimages

Rublev: "I am improving the management of my emotions"

The Russian reflected on what it means to have reached the final of the ATP 500 Barcelona Open 2026 after defeating Medjedovic in the semifinals.

Arthur Fils talks about Jódar in Barcelona. Photo: gettyimages

Son, about Jódar: "His game is more similar to Sinner's than to Alcaraz's"

The Frenchman showered Jódar with praise in Barcelona, daring to compare him to the best in the world in terms of potential at the current age of the Spaniard.

Rafael Jódar assesses his time at Barcelona Open. Photo: gettyimages

Jódar: "I must learn from my mistakes and keep working to be better"

The young Spanish player reflected at the press conference with great maturity on what his defeat in the semi-finals of the Barcelona Open 2026 against Fils means.

Rafael Jódar loses to Fils. Photo: gettyimages

Jódar leaves Barcelona with head held high after falling to a great Fils

Spanish left his soul on the track, but ended up capitulating against an Arthur Fils who physically surpassed him and will be a finalist of the Barcelona Open 2026.