Fernando Murciego
Periodista deportivo, la profesión más bonita del mundo. Absorbido por el mundo de la raqueta y toda la pasión que le rodea. Desde 2015 me escuchas en Eurosport y me lees aquí, en Punto de Break, la biblia del tenis.
Dani Mérida, the only Spanish winner of the day in Canada
Swiatek reveals the goal she is pursuing with her new coach
Interesting reflection from the Polish player after debuting with a victory at the WTA 1000 in Toronto. Iga reveals where she is looking to take a new step in her career alongside Francis Roig.
Andreescu's Most Personal Confession After Her Defeat in Canada
Alexandra Eala, a nightmare for the top 10
After winning the title in Washington, the Philippine tennis player strengthens her impressive record every time she faces rivals among the top ten in the world. Is it just a matter of time before she breaks into the top 10?
Ben Shelton's reflection on Sinner and Djokovic after withdrawing from Canada
The American did not want to discuss the points he will have to defend next week in Canada, but he did allow himself to stand up for some of his locker room teammates who have chosen to skip the tournament.
From Manacor to the Elite: Nadal Celebrates Alexandra Eala's Great Leap
The affectionate message from Fritz to Jódar and his team after winning the final in Washington
ATP Ranking: Alcaraz returns to No. 2 and Jódar enters the top 15
One not playing and the other reaching the final in Washington, both Spaniards have become the protagonists this Monday with the latest update of the ranking.
"People don't understand how hard it is to become a professional at 18 years old"
John Isner, retired since 2023, reflects on how his beginnings in professional tennis were and how important the decision to go through college first was.
Lethal blow to the Masters 1000 in Canada: Sinner and Djokovic withdraw
Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic will not compete in the upcoming Masters 1000 in Canada, a double absence that completely changes the lineup and opens up the title race.
Tremendous scene at the Vacaria W75: a tennis player kicks the umpire's chair after being eliminated
"Federer knew he was very good and didn't deny it"
Mary Carillo and Andy Roddick recalled the figure of Roger Federer in the podcast of the former World No.1, where they highlighted his talent, his personality, and a response that defines his essence.