Andy gives his point of view on Novak's role in the 2025 Australian Open and the controversy surrounding the Serbian's withdrawal.
Open de Australia 2025
The Australian coach explains the reasons that led Sinner to a breaking point against Rune, and how he managed to recover.
Bjorn Fratangelo, husband and coach of the champion of the 2025 Australian Open, recounts how the new mindset of the American was forged to break through her ceiling.
Serbian captain came to the defense of Novak Djokovic after his departure from the Australian Open: "This does not happen in any other sport, not even in football".
The Australian Open champion confesses that she even went to therapy to overcome the terror she felt thinking she would never be able to lift a Grand Slam title.
After winning another Australian Open title alongside Taylor Townsend, the 28-year-old Czech player solidifies her position as the best doubles player of her generation.
Very good news comes to us from the WTA Linz regarding Sara Sorribes, as the Spaniard has just secured her first victory in the main draw. After overcoming the qualifying round, Sara defeated Lulu Sun 6-3 6-3 in what was a solid and great match from the Spaniard. However, it won't be easier for her in the next round, as she will face the title favorite, Karolina Muchova. Considering their history, Sara has ended up winning both matches they have played.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sorribes se abre paso en Linz para verse las caras con Muchova
Jannik Sinner never ceases to amaze with his maturity and intelligence on and off the courts. A clear example of how this explains his sporting success, the Italian gave an interesting reflection in a conversation after the 2025 Australian Open with the tournament's official media. He emphasizes the importance of his roots.
"I want to be a humble person, honestly. I always remember my origins; a small house, in a mountain village, with a wonderful family. I am very good at playing sports, which makes me an inspiration to many young people, but nothing more. I am not changing the world. So, why should success change me?" retorted the Italian.
Sinner after defending his AO🏆
— TennisONE App (@TennisONEApp) January 27, 2025
“I want to be just a humble person tbh. I always remind myself where I’m from, & I’m from a small house in a small village and an amazing family, which I was very lucky to have, and I still have(😅). I believe we are also people who are very good… pic.twitter.com/WVrM87IYSs
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La tremenda reflexión de Sinner que explica su éxito y personalidad
Andy gives his point of view on Novak's role in the 2025 Australian Open and the controversy surrounding the Serbian's withdrawal.
Serbian captain came to the defense of Novak Djokovic after his departure from the Australian Open: "This does not happen in any other sport, not even in football".
The Australian coach explains the reasons that led Sinner to a breaking point against Rune, and how he managed to recover.
The Australian Open champion confesses that she even went to therapy to overcome the terror she felt thinking she would never be able to lift a Grand Slam title.
Bjorn Fratangelo, husband and coach of the champion of the 2025 Australian Open, recounts how the new mindset of the American was forged to break through her ceiling.
After winning another Australian Open title alongside Taylor Townsend, the 28-year-old Czech player solidifies her position as the best doubles player of her generation.
Very good news comes to us from the WTA Linz regarding Sara Sorribes, as the Spaniard has just secured her first victory in the main draw. After overcoming the qualifying round, Sara defeated Lulu Sun 6-3 6-3 in what was a solid and great match from the Spaniard. However, it won't be easier for her in the next round, as she will face the title favorite, Karolina Muchova. Considering their history, Sara has ended up winning both matches they have played.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sorribes se abre paso en Linz para verse las caras con Muchova
Jannik Sinner never ceases to amaze with his maturity and intelligence on and off the courts. A clear example of how this explains his sporting success, the Italian gave an interesting reflection in a conversation after the 2025 Australian Open with the tournament's official media. He emphasizes the importance of his roots.
"I want to be a humble person, honestly. I always remember my origins; a small house, in a mountain village, with a wonderful family. I am very good at playing sports, which makes me an inspiration to many young people, but nothing more. I am not changing the world. So, why should success change me?" retorted the Italian.
Sinner after defending his AO🏆
— TennisONE App (@TennisONEApp) January 27, 2025
“I want to be just a humble person tbh. I always remind myself where I’m from, & I’m from a small house in a small village and an amazing family, which I was very lucky to have, and I still have(😅). I believe we are also people who are very good… pic.twitter.com/WVrM87IYSs
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La tremenda reflexión de Sinner que explica su éxito y personalidad
We analyze and delve into what Sinner's triumph in Melbourne means for tennis. Is he already emerging as the main spearhead of the circuit in the short and medium term?
Rafa's former coach weighed in on the controversial withdrawal of the Serbian at the Australian Open. Toni gives the two reasons that could explain the embarrassing incident.