Carlos Navarro
Everything you need to know about the 2024 Davis Cup
The world's biggest team competition is back, and it does so with a group stage that will determine the eight finalists of the tournament. Alcaraz, the key attraction of the upcoming matchdays.
"Sinner breaks audience records in Italy"
Badosa falls out of the WTA Guadalajara 2024
Sinner to stay on Olympus to shape the new paradigm of world tennis
Winning his second Grand Slam elevates Jannik to a new category as a player. Tennis, friends, begins to write a new history... in which the Italian will be the protagonist.
ATP Ranking: Sinner consolidates number one spot while Zverev achieves his best ranking
Week of changes in the world rankings: Djokovic drops out of the top-3 for the first time in almost two years, Fritz returns to the top-10 after his final in New York, and Draper makes his debut in the top-20.
2024 US Open: Analysis of the Men's Final, Fritz vs Sinner
An American and an Italian face off in a thrilling final that will decide the champion at Flushing Meadows. Who is more likely to become the champion?
Analysis of the Women's Final, Sabalenka vs Pegula, US Open 2024
The American will seek to be a prophet in her own land against the top favorite, an Aryna who comes into the final in great form. Who will take the title?
Draper: "I have always believed that my moment would come"
The Brit combines confidence with humility after reaching his first Grand Slam semifinals, revealing that not too long ago he even thought about quitting tennis.
Fritz explains his big change to overcome the quarterfinal barrier in a Slam
Happy, but with even bigger goals: that's how Taylor appeared after reaching his first Grand Slam semifinal. "Today I stepped onto the court less nervous."
Draper's transformation: "I am no longer worried if I have to play five sets"
The Briton reaches the second week of the US Open and does so looking better than ever physically, previously his kryptonite. How has he achieved this?
Djokovic: "This US Open has been a mental battle from the beginning"
The Serbian was tremendously critical of his level after losing to Popyrin in New York, stating that he played his worst serving tournament in history.
Berrettini and the constant struggle against his body: "It's not easy to go beyond the pain"
The Italian was soundly defeated by Fritz at the US Open, but takes positive conclusions from the tournament and claims to be feeling better on court with each match.