The title in Rome elevates Carlos to a privileged position at the right moment: he wouldn't face Sinner at Roland Garros until a hypothetical final.
We take out the scalpel and focus on the key points of the title match in Rome. The two best in the world, face to face: who will end up lifting the title?
Before facing Alcaraz, we break down with data the significant improvements of the Italian in this clay court swing. How far can his tennis go?
After losing to Musetti, the German felt satisfied criticizing the balls used in the Italian tournament, pointing out that they are completely different from those used in previous tournaments.
The Italian described the victory over Zverev as a "liberating feeling," explained the reasons behind his incredible progress, and showed hunger ahead of the match against Carlos.
Everything that contributes context to the women's circuit suggests that Paris could be historic. Don't believe it? There are plenty of reasons to get hooked on this WTA.
The American is very clear that ruling out Iga for Roland Garros is not an option, although she acknowledges that confidence in facing her has increased within the circuit's locker room.
