Jose Morón
Fognini: "There is no better way to say goodbye to Wimbledon... or even to tennis"
The Italian acknowledges that he ended up crying in the locker room after pushing Alcaraz to a fifth set. "I didn't expect it," he admitted.
What has led Sinner to do without part of his team two days before Wimbledon?
In Italy, there are several rumors about Sinner's breakup with Badio and Panichi. What has been the real reason?
Why does Alcaraz's serve cause so much damage on grass?
If anyone was wondering why Carlitos plays so well at Wimbledon and why his serve causes so much damage on grass, we have the answer.
Alcaraz and the art of the comeback: "I never gave up"
Carlitos explained in a press conference how he is capable of never losing faith and of coming back to win matches like today's in Queen's against Munar.
Davidovich withdraws from Queen's and will not be Alcaraz's opponent in the first round
Why doesn't Sinner like to play against Alcaraz?
Surely many have asked themselves this question in recent days after a new victory by the Spaniard. We answer it.
Mouratoglou: "Sinner and Alcaraz's level is superior to that of the Big 3"
Winning a Grand Slam is not easy
Musetti has talent and magic in his racket to spare, but that alone is not enough to compete for a Grand Slam. More is still needed.
Zverev surrenders to Djokovic: "There came a moment where I didn't know how to win a point from the baseline"
The German surrenders to a Novak whom he considers "underrated" by people. "I hadn't seen him play like this all year," he acknowledges.
Bublik, and what it means to face Sinner: "He's in another dimension"
Bublik offers a very deep response about what his next objectives are after reaching the quarterfinals in Paris.
"Sinner, for me, is like Spiderman"
Mats Wilander says he has never seen anyone so aggressive from the baseline as the Italian. "I don't know how I would play against him," he says.