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.
Wawrinka: "I keep having fun... especially when I win"
The Swiss remains competitive at 40 years old and demonstrated it once again on Wednesday in Montpellier, debuting with a great victory against Medjedovic.
Musetti confirms his withdrawal for the next two tournaments
Sara Sorribes wins her first match of the season
Casper Ruud wins his first ‘Grand Slam’
Djokovic praises Alcaraz in his latest tweet: "Little wizard of Oz!"
ATP Ranking: Alcaraz is No. 1 and Djokovic returns to the top 3
The title at the Australian Open pushes the Spaniard to establish a difference of over 3,000 points with Jannik Sinner and over 8,000 points with Novak Djokovic.
The man who prevented the 'Rafa Slam'
Back in 2011, after winning in Paris, London, and New York, Rafa Nadal lands in Melbourne with a unique opportunity. Until a good friend snatched it away.
The abyss of Jelena Dokic
The former Australian player lived in Melbourne the toughest moment of her professional career. She wouldn't heal that wound until eight seasons had passed.
Martín De la Puente, one step away from history (again)
The Spanish player will compete in the final of the Australia Open 2026 with the possibility of becoming the first Spaniard to win an individual Grand Slam in the discipline of adapted tennis.
Svitolina: "The scoreboard does not reflect what the match has been"
Disappointed but aware of her position, that's how the Ukrainian player showed herself after losing in the Australian Open semifinals: "I can't afford to be sad".
The director of the Australian Open addressed some hot topics in this edition, such as the issue of excessive cameras or that of the closed roof during matches.