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.
Alcaraz at the limit: retching and vomiting during his match with Shelton
Navarro, after falling in the quarterfinals of the US Open: "It's disappointing, I felt I could win"
Michelsen, devastated after losing to Tiafoe: "I don't think anyone else could make me cry"
Tiafoe labels his epic victory over Michelsen: "It has been a Braveheart-type victory"
The morning of Wednesday gifted us one of those matches that give meaning to the Grand Slams. Frances Tiafoe, its protagonist, analyzed the keys to an impossible comeback against Michelsen.
Pegula demonstrates once again her romance with New York
Tiafoe completes the wildest comeback at the US Open to reach the semifinals again
The incredible confession of Elena Rybakina before battling for the number one spot
Elena Rybakina is now just one step away from fulfilling every tennis player's dream. If she defeats Qinwen Zheng in the quarterfinals of the US Open, she will become the new world No. 1. What is the Kazakh player thinking at this moment?
Osaka, without drama after being eliminated: "My daughter is healthy and my family is well"
The Japanese surprised at the press conference with a mature speech, above any results that could destabilize her. However, on the court, she acknowledges that she still has work to do.
Blockx sneaks into the top eight at the US Open and makes history for Belgium
One step from the top: Rybakina will be the new world No. 1 if she wins her next match
A dominant Rybakina reaches the US Open quarterfinals for the first time
Qinwen Zheng returns to the main stage: “I have all the pieces, I just needed to put them together”
The Japanese player, who started the tournament from the preliminary round, has made it into the top eight of the draw, recalling her best level of tennis. The world number #125 is smiling again in the big arenas.