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.
Shapovalov and his most sincere confession: "Federer made me feel like a junior"
The Canadian talks in an interview about those experiences that his matches with Roger Federer or Novak Djokovic left him, two rivals who made him see the different levels that exist within the game.
Laver Cup 2026: Agassi announces the last two members of Team World
Rune promises a new Rune: "Perhaps I needed this break to come back stronger"
The Norwegian talks about how he is handling the final stages of his recovery and reflects on the learning he believes this experience will bring him when it's time to return to the circuit.
Jannik is not as you see him on the court, he loves joking around off the court
A former top 10 player ignites the debate: "Serena is the queen of the Grand Slams, I don't take Margaret Court's record very seriously"
Vondrousova breaks her silence: "A commissioner's mistake could end my career"
The Czech exposes her point of view in an interview where she directly emphasizes the things that were not done well by the inspectors. Although it is evident that there were irregularities, the future of the Czech Republic remains bleak.
"The biggest leap I have taken has been at a mental level"
Max Alcalá has conquered his first two Challenger titles in this last month. We interviewed him to discuss this improvement and learn a little more about his story.
Sinner recalls his most special moment at Wimbledon: "I would like to feel it again, I'm not going to lie"
Rafa Jódar's confusion: Signs up for two tournaments held in the same week
The objective is to transform the complex into a modern and sustainable facility capable of hosting international competitions year-round and reinforce Montreal's role as one of the tennis capitals in North America
"I want to enjoy this experience; I don't know if someday I will be here again"
At 26 years old, Ángela Fita is preparing these days for her participation in the Wimbledon qualifying rounds. We interviewed her before her debut in a Grand Slam tournament.