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Open de Australia 2025

Has the Sinner era arrived on the circuit?

Has the Sinner era arrived in tennis?

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?

Novak Djokovic at the Australian Open 2025. Photo: Getty

Toni Nadal tries to explain the reason behind the boos towards Djokovic

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.

Alexander Zverev and Jannik Sinner in Cincinnati 2024. Photo: Getty

Sinner, Alcaraz, and the checkmate to a whole generation

The two young players have dominated the last five Grand Slams, being far more effective than all players born in the 90s.

Madison Keys, champion at the 2025 Australian Open. Photo: Getty

Madison Keys and her liberating change: "I wasn't allowing myself to play tennis"

The recent champion of the 2025 Australian Open reveals the moment she decided to change her focus to find her best tennis.

Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray at the Australian Open 2025. Photo: Getty

Murray: "It is definitely more difficult to play than to train, it can be very stressful"

The British coach of Novak Djokovic confesses after the 2025 Australian Open that some things have been different than expected.

"Sinner enjoys the Australian Open 2025. Photo: gettyimages"

"Sinner explains why the title at the Australian Open 2025 is special"

The Italian appeared before the media for the usual champion's pose and made some interesting statements.

Conclusions from the 2025 Australian Open. Photo: gettyimages

The 10 conclusions from the Australian Open 2025

We analyze what can be drawn from the first Grand Slam of the year and how what happened can influence the coming months in both circuits.

Jannik Sinner at the Australian Open 2025. Photo: Getty

"From the Silence of a Clear Sky, Sinner"

With the conquest of the Australian Open, the number 1 is more alone than ever at the top. A mixture of proportion and harmony typical of ancient art that proves deadly for his rivals.