The player from Murcia continues to lead the national tennis, and, except for him and Nadal, only three players (Bautista, Carballés, and Carreño) have won a tournament in the last four years, while the top 100 continues to empty.
Félix Auger-Aliassime is living up to his top seed status at the ATP Dubai 2026. The Canadian fought hard to defeat Jiri Lehecka 6-3, 7-6(2) in the quarterfinals after an hour and 55 minutes of play. His opponent in the semifinals will be Daniil Medvedev, who convincingly beat Jenson Brooksby 6-2, 6-1. Medvedev leads their head-to-head with seven wins to Auger-Aliassime's two.
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The Monegasque reaches the quarterfinals of Acapulco after dominating Monfils and climbs to 24th in the ATP ranking.
One of the greatest benefits that Rafael Nadal has achieved since retiring from tennis is being able to engage in sports that he couldn't do during his professional playing career. One of them was skiing, and 25 years after the last time, the Mallorcan strapped on skis again. And a few days after that return to the snow, he did so again. This time, he was able to do it with his son Rafael, who has a magnificent teacher.
🥹⛷️ Rafa skiing with his son
— Olly Tennis 🎾 🇬🇧 (@Olly_Tennis_) February 26, 2026
📸 Rafael Nadal’s TikTok pic.com/59oZ5J9BWW
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El tierno momento entre Nadal y su hijo esquiando juntos
In the world of tennis, there are many serving techniques. In fact, each player has their own. Some are more orthodox, others more complicated, but they always adapt to each one's requirements. However, the service technique of Sapfo Sakellaridi, a Greek tennis player who reached number 253 in the WTA ranking, is one of the strangest seen to date. She hits the ball sliced while it's still rising, but with great speed and spin.
It's 2026 & Sapfo Sakellaridi is still using her legendary service motion pic.twitter.com/1CECNC80hY
— Alex Boroch 🎾 (@Alex_Boroch) February 26, 2026
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Así es la surrealista técnica de saque de una tenista que nunca antes habías visto
Stan Wawrinka continues his farewell tour. The Swiss, who is enjoying himself like he hasn't in years, wants to play in as many tournaments as possible, as long as his body allows. The latest event where his presence has been confirmed will be at the ATP Estoril 2026. The Swiss was the champion in the 2023 edition and, alongside Casper Ruud, will be one of the main figures in the lineup. "I am very happy to confirm my participation in the Millennium Estoril Open, to play the tournament in the new July date, and to enjoy the summer in Cascais. In my last year on the tour, I am very happy to return to Portugal after so long and eager to see my Portuguese fans again. See you in July," said the Swiss in a statement released by the tournament.
It’s a match! 🎾
— Millennium #EstorilOpen (@EstorilOpen) February 26, 2026
Stan Wawrinka is returning to Portugal for the sunshine of Cascais and the clay courts of the Millennium Estoril Open. A three-time Grand Slam champion, the Swiss star is preparing to compete in what will be his final season on the professional tour. pic.twitter.com/RbFi5aCywQ
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Carlos Alcaraz is taking a well-deserved break after clinching his first title in Doha last Saturday. The world number one traveled directly to Murcia after his success and, as reported by Marca, he will return to training this Friday at his tennis club. Two days later, he will head to the United States, specifically to Indian Wells, where he will arrive a few days early to adapt to the Californian surface, with his debut scheduled for either Friday, March 6, or Saturday, March 7.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Esta es la hoja de ruta de Alcaraz para Indian Wells
The Filipino player, who is now ranked 31st in the WTA rankings, is just a few weeks away from returning to the place where she made herself known: "Everything fell into place from then on."
The player from Murcia continues to lead the national tennis, and, except for him and Nadal, only three players (Bautista, Carballés, and Carreño) have won a tournament in the last four years, while the top 100 continues to empty.
One of the greatest benefits that Rafael Nadal has achieved since retiring from tennis is being able to engage in sports that he couldn't do during his professional playing career. One of them was skiing, and 25 years after the last time, the Mallorcan strapped on skis again. And a few days after that return to the snow, he did so again. This time, he was able to do it with his son Rafael, who has a magnificent teacher.
🥹⛷️ Rafa skiing with his son
— Olly Tennis 🎾 🇬🇧 (@Olly_Tennis_) February 26, 2026
📸 Rafael Nadal’s TikTok pic.com/59oZ5J9BWW
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El tierno momento entre Nadal y su hijo esquiando juntos
Félix Auger-Aliassime is living up to his top seed status at the ATP Dubai 2026. The Canadian fought hard to defeat Jiri Lehecka 6-3, 7-6(2) in the quarterfinals after an hour and 55 minutes of play. His opponent in the semifinals will be Daniil Medvedev, who convincingly beat Jenson Brooksby 6-2, 6-1. Medvedev leads their head-to-head with seven wins to Auger-Aliassime's two.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Auger-Aliassime cumple ante Lehecka y se cita con Medvedev en las semifinales de Dubái
In the world of tennis, there are many serving techniques. In fact, each player has their own. Some are more orthodox, others more complicated, but they always adapt to each one's requirements. However, the service technique of Sapfo Sakellaridi, a Greek tennis player who reached number 253 in the WTA ranking, is one of the strangest seen to date. She hits the ball sliced while it's still rising, but with great speed and spin.
It's 2026 & Sapfo Sakellaridi is still using her legendary service motion pic.twitter.com/1CECNC80hY
— Alex Boroch 🎾 (@Alex_Boroch) February 26, 2026
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Así es la surrealista técnica de saque de una tenista que nunca antes habías visto
The Monegasque reaches the quarterfinals of Acapulco after dominating Monfils and climbs to 24th in the ATP ranking.
Stan Wawrinka continues his farewell tour. The Swiss, who is enjoying himself like he hasn't in years, wants to play in as many tournaments as possible, as long as his body allows. The latest event where his presence has been confirmed will be at the ATP Estoril 2026. The Swiss was the champion in the 2023 edition and, alongside Casper Ruud, will be one of the main figures in the lineup. "I am very happy to confirm my participation in the Millennium Estoril Open, to play the tournament in the new July date, and to enjoy the summer in Cascais. In my last year on the tour, I am very happy to return to Portugal after so long and eager to see my Portuguese fans again. See you in July," said the Swiss in a statement released by the tournament.
It’s a match! 🎾
— Millennium #EstorilOpen (@EstorilOpen) February 26, 2026
Stan Wawrinka is returning to Portugal for the sunshine of Cascais and the clay courts of the Millennium Estoril Open. A three-time Grand Slam champion, the Swiss star is preparing to compete in what will be his final season on the professional tour. pic.twitter.com/RbFi5aCywQ
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Wawrinka estará presente en el ATP Estoril
Carlos Alcaraz is taking a well-deserved break after clinching his first title in Doha last Saturday. The world number one traveled directly to Murcia after his success and, as reported by Marca, he will return to training this Friday at his tennis club. Two days later, he will head to the United States, specifically to Indian Wells, where he will arrive a few days early to adapt to the Californian surface, with his debut scheduled for either Friday, March 6, or Saturday, March 7.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Esta es la hoja de ruta de Alcaraz para Indian Wells
The Filipino player, who is now ranked 31st in the WTA rankings, is just a few weeks away from returning to the place where she made herself known: "Everything fell into place from then on."
The small details decided a match that was more than equal between Pablo Carreño and Jiri Lehecka in the round of 16 of ATP Dubai 2026. The Spaniard, who came in after overcoming the qualifying rounds and defeating Denis Shapovalov in the first round, couldn't overcome the Czech, despite having three set points in the first set and being 5-3 ahead in the initial part. He didn't capitalize on the opportunities, and Lehecka made him pay dearly, taking the victory with the score 7-6(8), 6-4, after an hour and 52 minutes, advancing to the quarterfinals where he will face Félix Auger-Aliassime.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Carreño cae con honores ante Lehecka en Dubái
The Greek player, who will drop out of the top 40 next Monday, assures he feels "at home with my team," while regretting "certain decisions I made hastily."