The Czech team's number one talks to Puntodebreak about Alcaraz's absence, his country's excitement for the Davis Cup, and Tomas Berdych's role as coach.
Puntodebreak meets with the national team coach in Bologna: reveals what has happened with Alcaraz, analyzes the Czech team, and shows excitement for the days ahead.
Ferrer, surrounded by the players who will represent us in the Davis Cup Finals, explained Alcaraz's withdrawal and, acknowledging that it's tough, showed full support for his pupils.
Zverev and Djokovic complete a top-4 that will remain unchanged until the Australian Open. Aliassime sneaks into the top-5 and Draper holds the final step of the top-10: we analyze it.
We break down the last big final of the season, a new opportunity for Carlos and Jannik, one and two in the world, to make a move on unexplored ground. Who will take the glory?
After advancing to the semis in Turin, the Canadian was questioned about physical and mental fatigue due to the long season. His response? A reflection on the privileges of being a tennis player.
Strong words from the Italian regarding the team competition, proposing a change in format and even expressing excitement about playing with Italy in away matches.
The player from Murcia values a perfect day in Turin: reaching the ATP Finals semifinals and achieving the goal of ending the season at the top of the world rankings.
The duel between Zverev and Sinner once again highlighted the maximum that governs the ATP circuit: it is a duopoly that shows no signs of changing... with a huge difference between Jannik, Carlos, and the rest.
The Italian gave a didactic explanation of why he performs so well on indoor hard courts, and offered a revealing reflection on success and failure after defeating Zverev in Turin.
