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.
Medvedev defends his crown in Almaty and is already looking towards Turin
Rybakina confirms her reign with her fourth title of the season
Notable week for the Kazakh in Ningbo, where she capped it off this Sunday with a final against Leylah Fernández in which the wind only blew in one direction. Although it is not yet mathematical, Rybakina is practically ensuring she finishes the year at the top of the ranking.
The new tennis star confesses: "It would be great to win a Grand Slam"
Still in the midst of her knee recovery, the Canadian offers a more personal interview in which she reveals some anecdotes from her childhood and her arrival in the professional circuit. At 20 years old, Vicky dreams of reaping all the rewards she couldn’t fight for this season in 2027.
Universities, eager to win and taking advantage of the more permissive rules of the NCAA, are recruiting players with considerable professional experience, including some top 200. To what extent is this positive? Gabe Jaramillo, an expert in the field, offers his exclusive analysis.
Sabalenka swaps her racket for the UFC while preparing for the WTA Finals
The best voice actress in the world also knows how to win individual titles
Musetti reunites with himself: "It means everything to reach a final again"
The Italian performed a miracle this Saturday against Cobolli and will now fight for the title in Lyon. Tomorrow against Taylor Fritz, he will seek his first success of the season, which would be a significant achievement for a man who has been struggling with injuries in recent months.
Should Djokovic play the ATP Finals with a wild card? This is what Medvedev thinks
Tsonga's Unfulfilled Dream with the Davis Cup: "I Would Like to Be Captain"
The Frenchman, who has been retired since 2022, is back with statements expressing his desire to be the next French Davis Cup captain. So far, the timing for him to fulfill this dream has not materialized, but if he continues to push in that direction, it seems it will be only a matter of time.
What is happening to the WTA circuit? Is it really bankrupt? Beyond the rumors, the current situation of the women's circuit needed several explanations, and today we bring almost all of them. One of its most important leaders speaks out and analyzes what the future plans will be.
Borg designs the perfect tennis player using only players from his era