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.
Maya Joint, the chosen one
The 20-year-old Australian tennis player will be the one who has the privilege this Tuesday to be Serena Williams' first opponent on her return to the circuit. What can be expected from her?
Pablo Carreño has a mission at Wimbledon
After his great performance at Roland Garros, the Asturian faces the main draw of Wimbledon with an objective he has been pursuing his whole life: to win a match.
Musetti ends his time with Perlas after six months
Norrie asserts himself as the 'dark horse' of Wimbledon: "My best tennis is yet to come"
From contained gesture to absolute liberation: this is how Alejandro Davidovich celebrated his first professional title
Davidovich breaks free from the chains in Mallorca: finally champion!
The Malagan puts an end to the curse on the grass of Mallorca, defeating Ethan Quinn in two tough sets and claiming his first individual title after five lost finals. The day that everyone was waiting for is finally a reality.
Ben Shelton announces that he now has the final piece to shine on grass
Keys will arrive at Wimbledon with a backpack full of confidence
Djokovic warns at Wimbledon: "I arrive better prepared here than at Roland Garros"
The Serbian analyzes how he has prepared for Wimbledon after his brief stop in Paris. He also dedicated some nice words to Serena Williams related to her return.
Sabalenka defends the progress of the boycott: "I hope we don't have to go through a situation like this again"
The Belarusian player explained in a press conference why the tennis players will continue to limit their time with the media after their requests were not heard.
Sinner reveals the plan outlined to endure longer matches
Historically tormented by being defeated every time the clock approaches the four-hour mark, the Italian has confessed what has changed in the training to arrive better prepared for that type of situations.
Carlos and Jannik are very close to the level of Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic
Marin Cilic joins the debate of comparing generations, but the Croatian dares to almost assure that the two current great dominators are at the same level as the previous ones.