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.
Svitolina survives seven match points and stages a crazy comeback
Shelton: From Glory in Canada to Disaster in Cincinnati
Just a few days after winning his second Masters 1000 in Montreal, Ben Shelton falls on his side in his debut at the Cincinnati Masters against Jaime Faria, an opponent he had never beaten in his career among the top 10.
Bouzas, Carreño, and Mérida sign a perfect day for Spanish tennis in Cincinnati
A former No. 1 criticizes Djokovic and his proposal to change tennis: "It's absurd"
Novak Djokovic was very brave in publicly expressing his ideas for tennis to adapt to new generations. A proposal that has continuously faced criticism from other legends.
Serena and Venus already know their opponents in the doubles at Cincinnati
Cobolli's obsession has a name
The Italian talks from Cincinnati about his ambition to be part of the upcoming ATP Finals in Turin. A goal that is currently quite close, although the Italian is not overly confident.
Roberto Bautista trades his racket for boots and makes his debut with a double
Rybakina, without a title but with answers
Fantastic week for Elena Rybakina in Toronto, but with a bitter end. Last night, the Kazakh ran out of ideas against Swiatek, a collapse of energy that she later explained in detail at the press conference.
Shelton, one step away from defending his title: “This is where I want to be”
If last summer we saw Ben Shelton win his first Masters 1000 tournament, now he is just one victory away from claiming his second. Back in Canada, a country he seems to be connected to.
Rybakina, after yet another comeback: “I'm tired; now the most important thing is to get some sleep.”
Naomi Osaka makes a crucial decision before the US Open: "I am very sad"
Jódar, without excuses after losing in Montreal: "Defeats also help to evolve"
Rafa Jódar came close to advancing to his first Masters 1000 final, a prize that was snatched from his hands by a much fresher Brandon Nakashima: "You have to give credit, he was better today."