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.
A women's 'Six Kings Slam' will be unveiled at the end of the season
Zverev explains why he has decided to play in the Davis Cup after winning the US Open
The day Badosa met Sharapova
Bucsa is just one step away from the final in Guadalajara
The statistic that no one wants to sign: zero of four in Grand Slam
Six players are mentioned in this article where we will not share anything positive. The six men who will close the curtain on 2026 with first-round defeats in all four Grand Slams.
Fonseca returns in tears: "I couldn't say no to Brazil"
After being out of the circuit for a month due to injury, Joao Fonseca returned this Friday to compete in the Davis Cup and gave Brazil a victory accompanied by tears of pure emotion.
The injury that Rybakina hid to win the US Open now leaves her out of the BJK Cup
The Kazakh player will not be able to represent her country in the final phase of the Billie Jean King Cup due to an injury that accompanied her throughout the US Open. Today she has no choice but to stop.
Taylor Townsend's scare: from winning the US Open to the hospital
Anna Blinkova, the latest Russian to change nationality
Katerina Siniakova, two couples and the same destiny
The Czech player left the 2026 US Open having knocked down a door that had never been touched in history. Today we talk about the only player capable of completing the 'Grand Slam' with two different partners.
Fritz points out the big problem in tennis: "The balls are getting slower"
The American doesn't hold back and explodes indignantly at the type of ball being used currently on the professional circuit: "It's very demotivating, I can't train under the same conditions as I compete."
The most unexpected ending for Ram and Salisbury
It may have gone unnoticed, but Rajeev Ram announced his retirement from tennis after his last match at the 2026 US Open. What no one expected was that his battle partner, Joe Salisbury, would announce the same fate yesterday.