The Greek tennis player arrives at the Miami Open with an updated version of his tennis, enhanced by the racket change, and aiming to go further than in Indian Wells, where he fell in the round of 16.
The Russian tennis player, who arrives in Miami with the aim of securing her third consecutive WTA 1000 title, talks about the only person who congratulated her on her brilliant appearance at the age of 16 in the 2023 Mutua Madrid Open.
Following the earthquake that occurred yesterday in the tennis world with the PTPA's complaint (players' union created by Djokovic in 2020) against the main tennis authorities (ATP, WTA, ITF, ITIA), one of the main leaders of this demand, Nick Kyrgios, spoke about it upon his arrival at the Miami Open 2025. "We do this for the future of tennis. I know that many players and I, ourselves, are not happy with how tennis is going at the moment. I believe it is a very special moment and things need to change," stated the Australian.
Nick Kyrgios explains why the Professional Tennis Players' Association have started legal action against the sport's governing bodies. pic.twitter.com/i00erG01kH
— Sky Sports Tennis (@SkySportsTennis) March 18, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Kyrgios, sobre la denuncia de la PTPA: "Lo hacemos por el futuro del tenis"
Joao Fonseca continues to take giant steps to become one of the best tennis players of the moment sooner rather than later. The Brazilian is already ranked 61st and after winning the ATP 250 in Buenos Aires and the Phoenix Challenger in less than a month, he arrives at the Miami Open with the goal of continuing to progress. And to achieve that, he has decided to reform his technical team. Starting from this tournament in Florida, the young man from Rio de Janeiro will have Franco Davin on his 'staff'. It is worth noting that the Argentine coach coached Juan Martin Del Potro when he won the US Open in 2009 and also had Christian Garin and Fran Cerundolo as his students.
Coach Franco Davin, at the #MiamiOpen, accompanying João Fonseca. The Pehuajense is an advisor to the Brazilian coach, Guilherme Teixeira. pic.twitter.com/Btbgg6v1Om
— Sebastián Torok (@sebatorok) March 18, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Joao Fonseca añade a su equipo de trabajo a un gran nombre
Taylor Fritz is looking for a better performance at the Miami Open than the one he showed at Indian Wells. The American tennis player fell in the round of 16 against Jack Draper, but is aiming to make amends in Florida, where the court conditions are different from those in California. "This tournament is always interesting because it guarantees that the center court will be different from the outer courts, it's never the same. It's a fast court, but at night and with the humidity it can become slower, although it's not a court with a very high bounce, quite the opposite, it bounces much less and the court is faster than in Indian Wells," stated the number three seed in remarks reported by ATP.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Fritz y las diferencias entre la pistas de Indian Wells y Miami: "Bota mucho menos"
Holger Rune is once again giving hope to fans who long to see him among the world's best after displaying great tennis at Indian Wells 2025. The Dane seems to have taken a step forward in his tennis, and after his final in the Californian tournament, he lands in Miami with the goal of leaving the same impression. The current world No. 11 in the ATP ranking confirms that he is focusing much more on tactics.
"My coach and I used to talk a lot on the nights before matches about the different options I had to harm my opponent. We also had a plan A and a plan B in case things didn't go well. I am much more focused on tactics, especially with the players I have lost to. I am very happy and we will continue to focus on that," stated the young tennis player.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Rune, tras su final en Indian Wells: "Estoy mucho más centrado en la táctica"
The American tennis player lands in Miami with the aim of achieving her first title in Florida and improving her performance in a 2025 where she has not yet won any trophies.
Alexei Popyrin has confirmed just days before the start of the Miami Open 2025 that Xavier Malisse will not be in the coaching seat. The Belgian started working with the Australian in 2022 and has achieved significant milestones with him: breaking into the top 25 and winning the 2024 Canada Masters 1000. However, Popyrin himself announced the split on his Instagram. His poor start to the season, with only two wins in seven matches, could be the reason for ending this professional relationship.
🚨Alexei Popyrin has mutually ended his coaching partnership with Xavier Malisse.
— The First Serve (@TheFirstServeAU) March 17, 2025
The pair had been working together since late 2022; a period which saw Popyrin climb from outside the top-100 to inside the top-25 and win a Masters 1000 title.#TheFirstServe pic.twitter.com/DqwaTXQo49
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Popyrin se separa de su entrenador Xavier Malisse después de tres años
The Greek tennis player arrives at the Miami Open with an updated version of his tennis, enhanced by the racket change, and aiming to go further than in Indian Wells, where he fell in the round of 16.
Joao Fonseca continues to take giant steps to become one of the best tennis players of the moment sooner rather than later. The Brazilian is already ranked 61st and after winning the ATP 250 in Buenos Aires and the Phoenix Challenger in less than a month, he arrives at the Miami Open with the goal of continuing to progress. And to achieve that, he has decided to reform his technical team. Starting from this tournament in Florida, the young man from Rio de Janeiro will have Franco Davin on his 'staff'. It is worth noting that the Argentine coach coached Juan Martin Del Potro when he won the US Open in 2009 and also had Christian Garin and Fran Cerundolo as his students.
Coach Franco Davin, at the #MiamiOpen, accompanying João Fonseca. The Pehuajense is an advisor to the Brazilian coach, Guilherme Teixeira. pic.twitter.com/Btbgg6v1Om
— Sebastián Torok (@sebatorok) March 18, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Joao Fonseca añade a su equipo de trabajo a un gran nombre
The Russian tennis player, who arrives in Miami with the aim of securing her third consecutive WTA 1000 title, talks about the only person who congratulated her on her brilliant appearance at the age of 16 in the 2023 Mutua Madrid Open.
Taylor Fritz is looking for a better performance at the Miami Open than the one he showed at Indian Wells. The American tennis player fell in the round of 16 against Jack Draper, but is aiming to make amends in Florida, where the court conditions are different from those in California. "This tournament is always interesting because it guarantees that the center court will be different from the outer courts, it's never the same. It's a fast court, but at night and with the humidity it can become slower, although it's not a court with a very high bounce, quite the opposite, it bounces much less and the court is faster than in Indian Wells," stated the number three seed in remarks reported by ATP.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Fritz y las diferencias entre la pistas de Indian Wells y Miami: "Bota mucho menos"
Following the earthquake that occurred yesterday in the tennis world with the PTPA's complaint (players' union created by Djokovic in 2020) against the main tennis authorities (ATP, WTA, ITF, ITIA), one of the main leaders of this demand, Nick Kyrgios, spoke about it upon his arrival at the Miami Open 2025. "We do this for the future of tennis. I know that many players and I, ourselves, are not happy with how tennis is going at the moment. I believe it is a very special moment and things need to change," stated the Australian.
Nick Kyrgios explains why the Professional Tennis Players' Association have started legal action against the sport's governing bodies. pic.twitter.com/i00erG01kH
— Sky Sports Tennis (@SkySportsTennis) March 18, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Kyrgios, sobre la denuncia de la PTPA: "Lo hacemos por el futuro del tenis"
Holger Rune is once again giving hope to fans who long to see him among the world's best after displaying great tennis at Indian Wells 2025. The Dane seems to have taken a step forward in his tennis, and after his final in the Californian tournament, he lands in Miami with the goal of leaving the same impression. The current world No. 11 in the ATP ranking confirms that he is focusing much more on tactics.
"My coach and I used to talk a lot on the nights before matches about the different options I had to harm my opponent. We also had a plan A and a plan B in case things didn't go well. I am much more focused on tactics, especially with the players I have lost to. I am very happy and we will continue to focus on that," stated the young tennis player.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Rune, tras su final en Indian Wells: "Estoy mucho más centrado en la táctica"
The American tennis player lands in Miami with the aim of achieving her first title in Florida and improving her performance in a 2025 where she has not yet won any trophies.
Alexei Popyrin has confirmed just days before the start of the Miami Open 2025 that Xavier Malisse will not be in the coaching seat. The Belgian started working with the Australian in 2022 and has achieved significant milestones with him: breaking into the top 25 and winning the 2024 Canada Masters 1000. However, Popyrin himself announced the split on his Instagram. His poor start to the season, with only two wins in seven matches, could be the reason for ending this professional relationship.
🚨Alexei Popyrin has mutually ended his coaching partnership with Xavier Malisse.
— The First Serve (@TheFirstServeAU) March 17, 2025
The pair had been working together since late 2022; a period which saw Popyrin climb from outside the top-100 to inside the top-25 and win a Masters 1000 title.#TheFirstServe pic.twitter.com/DqwaTXQo49
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Popyrin se separa de su entrenador Xavier Malisse después de tres años
Ben Shelton is making headlines in the United States, this time for a non-sports issue. The American tennis player confirmed his relationship with women's soccer player Trinity Rodman through social media. Up to now, no previous relationship of the player was known, so several tennis players have commented on his Instagram post. Both Sloane Stephens and Coco Gauff have posted the same message: "Hard Launch."
Ben Shelton and USWNT soccer star Trinity Rodman 👀💕
— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) March 18, 2025
The comments filled with tennis players 😂 pic.twitter.com/1CfZlRsy1T
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Shelton confirma su relación con una jugadora de fútbol y esta fue la reacción de varios tenistas
The Brazilian tennis player, who arrives in Miami after conquering the Phoenix Challenger and with the goal of going further than in Indian Wells, confesses that he must be more consistent at certain moments.