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Stan Wawrinka and Belinda Bencic were the main protagonists of Switzerland's press conference after the defeat in the final of the United Cup 2026 against Poland. The Swiss player, who couldn't secure the decisive victory for his team after losing to Hurkacz, didn't hesitate to praise his teammate: "More than MVP, she has been leading this team from day one. It has been incredible both on and off the court. Thank you for helping us become better tennis players and people," stated Wawrinka. 

Bencic was named the tournament's MVP after achieving 9 wins in 10 matches and acknowledged a mix of feelings after an almost perfect tournament. "When you lose a final, there is always a bittersweet feeling. We did everything in our power, and I think we even exceeded our own expectations," stated the Swiss player. She didn't hesitate to thank her friend Stan's words: "They mean a lot to me, especially coming from you, because I believe the true champion is you, and we are learning a lot by your side." Additionally, Belinda will return to the top-10 of the WTA ranking for the first time since her maternity leave. "I have played good matches, and now I will have a few days to rest and adapt to the new conditions. I am very happy to be back in the top 10. It was a big goal, especially after the whole comeback process," explained the Swiss player, who will now face the Australian Open with high expectations.

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The United Cup 2026 concluded this Sunday, crowning Poland as champions for the first time. The team formed by Hubert Hurkacz, Iga Swiatek, Jan Zielinski, and Katarzyna Kawa lifted the trophy after defeating Switzerland in the final (2-1). Zielinski and Kawa were responsible for securing the decisive point for the Polish team after their victory in the mixed doubles against the pair composed of Jakub Paul and Belinda Bencic. However, it wasn't all sorrow for the Swiss player. Belinda Bencic was named the MVP of the United Cup 2026 after achieving 9 wins in 10 matches played throughout the tournament. Bencic claimed victory in all 5 of her individual matches against opponents like Swiatek, Paolini, or Mertens, among others. In the mixed doubles, where she partnered with Jakub Paul throughout the tournament, she secured 4 wins before suffering her only defeat in the crucial title match. The Swiss player starts 2026 almost flawlessly and will tomorrow break into the top-10 of the WTA rankings for the first time since her maternity.

She was Team Switzerland's WORLD 🇨🇭

And @BelindaBencic is the 2026 #UnitedCup MVP! pic.twitter.com/6anJqSZfcL

— Tennis TV (@TennisTV) January 11, 2026

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Carlos Alcaraz is already in Melbourne in preparation for the 2026 Australian Open, the main goal of the season for the young player from Murcia, as he himself has acknowledged on several occasions. The world number 1 arrived in the Oceanian country on Sunday, after a trip from Seoul that he shared with his top rival, Jannik Sinner. After that, Alcaraz had his first contact with the courts of Melbourne Park, where he was seen sharing the Rod Laver Arena with another Spanish player. None other than Rafael Jódar, the 19-year-old from Madrid who lost in the final of the Canberra Challenger on Saturday against Alexander Blockx. Jódar will start the Australian Open qualifying rounds tomorrow aiming to enter the main draw of a Grand Slam tournament for the first time in his career. The Madrid native shared a photo on his Instagram account with Alcaraz after their first training session in Melbourne.

Carlos Alcaraz trained today with tennis player Rafa Jódar. pic.twitter.com/xFoS1IHh3m

— Carlos Alcaraz Brasil (@carlosalcarazbr) January 11, 2026

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Lois Boisson has announced that she will not be able to participate in the United Cup in Perth due to a setback during her pre-season. The 20-year-old French tennis player had been injured at the end of last season in Asia, which had already affected the end of her 2025 season. Her priority now is to recover and arrive in good condition for the first Grand Slam of the year, the Australian Open.

Boisson shared the news through her Instagram account: "Hello everyone, I just wanted to give you an update: unfortunately, I had a little setback during my pre-season and, therefore, I won't be ready in time to compete in the United Cup in Perth. It was a very difficult decision, as I was really looking forward to representing France for the first time in a team tournament. I am doing everything I can to be ready in time for the Australian Open.".

🚨 OFFICIAL! Loïs Boisson WITHDRAWS from the United Cup (January 2-11). ❌🇫🇷

After a mishap during her preparation, the French player announces "doing everything possible to be ready in time for the Australian Open." 🤕 pic.twitter.com/D76KaV4ksR

— Univers Tennis 🎾 (@UniversTennis) December 29, 2025

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Carlos Alcaraz continues to refine his tennis game ahead of the start of the 2026 season. With the Australian Open as his main goal, the player from Murcia seeks to take care of every detail of his game, and this time we have been able to see how he tries to perfect his serving technique. The method used by Samu López to work on the serve was already tested by Carlitos in the last preseason, coinciding with the arrival of the coach to his team. The evolution of the Murcian's serve during 2025 has been evident, confirming that the approach has been successful. The main objective of these exercises is to improve the ball toss, a key aspect to connect a good serve.

However, the most relevant aspect of the video has almost gone unnoticed. Alcaraz has introduced a new gesture in the serve preparation: he now raises the ball to chest level, almost to the throat, before starting the motion. This preparation is very similar to the one used by Novak Djokovic and represents a change from the mechanics he used during the 2025 season. The gesture is repeated in all serves of the video, and the intention seems clear: to achieve a completely smooth preparation from the start of the motion and introduce this new mechanic definitively for 2026.

If you have come across this video of Alcaraz training his serve with Samu López, there are several things that you may have overlooked.

I'll explain it to you.

Also aimed at the "clever" ones who are laughing at Samu's method.pic.twitter.com/DVnt7aoN2X

— José Morón (@jmgmoron) December 29, 2025

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Yevgeny Kafelnikov, former world number 1 and two-time Grand Slam champion, has offered a critical analysis of the recent breakup between Carlos Alcaraz and his former coach Juan Carlos Ferrero. In an in-depth interview with CLAY, the Russian asserts that parental involvement in a player's career is usually "the biggest mistake". With Alcaraz now being an adult, Kafelnikov believes he should have made his own decisions without external interference. “I don't know why he didn't tell his father: ‘Look, it's my own business, we've been very successful together, we won many Grand Slams, made a lot of money…’,” reflected the Olympic champion of Sydney 2000. And he added, “That part disappoints me a little.”

The Russian also assessed Ferrero's career as a coach: “Knowing Juan Carlos, who is extremely professional —as he was also as a player—, I am sure he wants the best for his players and his standards of professionalism are very high.” However, Kafelnikov acknowledges the challenges that come with managing a young star amidst fame and off-court temptations: “It's understandable: you’re 22 years old, all the girls chase you, there's fame and all that entails. Nobody could resist that at such a young age,” explained the former world number 1.

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Novak Djokovic has offered a sincere reflection on his relationship with his two great rivals: Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal. In an interview with former footballer and coach, Slaven Bilic, the Serbian explained that his behavior has always been the same, but the dynamic changed when he perceived a distancing from them: "My behavior towards them never changed. The situation changed because they changed their attitude towards me. I always tried to be, how to say it... I admired them. And I still consider them as those who paved the way for me", Djokovic affirmed. 

The Serbian openly acknowledged a distancing from Federer: "From the moment I felt that coldness and distance on his part, I said to myself: 'Alright, no problem.' Then, when they approached me, I welcomed them with open arms". And he confessed that he has always understood Nadal a little better: "I always had the impression of understanding him better. We are almost the same age, so maybe that's why."

Novak Djokovic on his relationship with Federer and Nadal.pic.twitter.com/iEZcY5BmyO

— José Morgado (@josemorgado) December 26, 2025

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