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.
Cincinnati is dyed in red, white, and blue: four Americans in the quarterfinals
Rybakina has the chance to leave Cincinnati as the world No. 1
Sabalenka crashes in Cincinnati and arrives at the US Open on the brink of disaster
Just when it seemed she was starting to take flight after a few months of decline, the Belarusian bids farewell to Cincinnati in the round of 16 against the Czech Sara Bejlek, who is just 20 years old.
The Williams sisters open up after losing in Cincinnati: "This isn't going to last forever"
It wasn't a bad match; in fact, they competed quite well. However, the Williams sisters lasted only one round in the WTA 1000 in Cincinnati, a result that leads them to assess their situation.
Nico Jarry explains why he will not be in the upcoming Davis Cup series against Spain
The Chilean, who has not competed since mid-April, updated his condition to explain his absence in the upcoming Davis Cup qualifiers. When will he be able to return to the circuit?
Andreeva's unexpected confession: "I went almost two weeks without picking up a racket, and they were the best of the year"
Mirra Andreeva is in the round of 16 in Cincinnati, a tournament where it seems she is starting to regain that good feeling she showed us at Roland Garros a few months ago. However, be careful with her next match.
Sabalenka anticipates where her wedding will be and makes a promise: "It's going to be a really fun party"
A comfortable victory for the Belarusian allowed her to continue progressing in Cincinnati, although her mind is already starting to think about the ceremony that will take place in a few months with her fiancé.
Stan Wawrinka wins a match again three months later
Lerner Tien "accuses" Tiafoe after losing to him in Cincinnati: "You're not injured, dude!"
Pegula criticizes the speed of the courts in Cincinnati: "I preferred how they were before"
Everyone knows that this U.S. tour is Jessica Pegula's favorite on the calendar, although the 32-year-old tennis player spoke about how the conditions of the courts have slightly changed her perception.
What drink was Anisimova having during the match with Eala?