We delve deeply into what can be expected from the upcoming month of competition and what the main incentives are on the grass court circuit on both tours.
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It has been almost two years since Coco Gauff's parents watched a match of their daughter together in the box. No, it's not personal, it's just superstition. Corey Gauff has taken this to such levels that he needs to follow the matches from a different area, whether it's five rows back or tucked away at the other end of the stadium. Do you know from where he watched the match point of this last Roland Garros?
"At that moment, I needed to stay calm, so I went to follow it from the transportation zone, parked there, following the match with my iPad and the volume low. I played some music to avoid the comments. On the first match point, I ran back to the box, but she lost it. When the second one came, I decided to stay where I was, not move, and that's where I stayed until the end," confesses the father with a smile.
Corey Gauff watched @CocoGauff's final from the "transportation area" 😂🫶 pic.twitter.com/D6DlJJM19A
— Tennis Channel (@TennisChannel) June 10, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El padre de Gauff revela dónde estaban en el match point de su hija en Roland Garros
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With one first-round match still to be played at the BBVA Open Internacional de Valencia 2025, four Spanish players have reached the second round of the singles draw: Ane Mintegi, Nuria Párrizas, Leyre Romero, and Ariana Geerlings. It could be five if tomorrow Carlota Martínez adds the finishing touch in her match against Czech player Sara Bejlek. We are witnessing a great week of tennis in the city of Turia, and soon we will bring you interviews to get to know its protagonists a little better.
Match results for the day
- (Q) A Geerlings d. L Pigossi: 64 63
- [8] O Selekhmeteva d. (LL) A Fita: 62 64
- L Romero d. (LL) E Gorgodze: 64 62
- [2] N Párrizas d. A Sobolieva: 75 76
- (Q) A Charaeva d. (WC) K Quevedo: 64 64
- T Korpatsch d. G Maristany: 64 62
- (Q) A Mintegi d. A Lázaro: 61 57 60
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, BBVA Open Internacional de Valencia 2025. Párrizas sella una jornada con cuatro victorias españolas
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After winning the mixed doubles tournament at Roland Garros with Andrea Vavassori and following it up three days later with the women's doubles title alongside Jasmine Paolini, what do you think Sara Errani has been doing these days? Resting would have been the most logical answer, but it is perhaps the most mistaken one. The Italian tennis player has been spotted in Rome these days to fulfill another dream: making her debut in the professional paddle tennis circuit. Partnered with her compatriot Giulia Del Pozzo, the 38-year-old veteran competed in the Italy Major of Premier Padel, although they couldn't secure victory in their first match. A hobby that Sara has been nurturing for years and will surely continue in the future.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sara Errani debuta en el circuito Premier Pádel
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A professional since the 2001 season, the player from Taiwan is approaching 40 springs while enjoying like never before: "Sometimes I step onto the court without a game plan".
The 17-year-old Austrian, trained by Francesca Schiavone, explains the exact moment of her childhood when she made the decision on how to execute her backhand.
Emma Raducanu wants to rediscover her best form on the grass of WTA 500 Queen's 2025 and seems to be on the right track judging by her performance in the first round against Cristina Bucsa. The Spanish player was outplayed by Raducanu, who won 6-1 6-2, now setting up a match against Sramkova, capable of defeating Krejcikova. The other winners of the day were Katie Boulter, Heather Watson, Karolina Muchova, McCartney Kessler, and Diana Shnaider.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Queen´s 2025: Raducanu no da opción a Bucsa
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The big week of women's tennis in Valencia started with the celebration of the BBVA Open International de Valencia, where a total of ten Spanish players will compete in the main draw. The first to step onto the court was Charo Esquiva, only 17 years old, who had just participated in the last Roland Garros Junior. She nearly pulled off a major upset against Louisa Chirico but ultimately fell short against the American.
Day's Results
- H Vanderwinkel d. L Boskovic: 63 63
- [6] X Galo d. (WC) A Korneeva: 62 26 64
- R Serban d. B Cengiz: 63 64
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, BBVA Open Internacional de Valencia 2025. Charo Esquiva se queda a las puertas de una gran remontada
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We delve deeply into what can be expected from the upcoming month of competition and what the main incentives are on the grass court circuit on both tours.
After winning the mixed doubles tournament at Roland Garros with Andrea Vavassori and following it up three days later with the women's doubles title alongside Jasmine Paolini, what do you think Sara Errani has been doing these days? Resting would have been the most logical answer, but it is perhaps the most mistaken one. The Italian tennis player has been spotted in Rome these days to fulfill another dream: making her debut in the professional paddle tennis circuit. Partnered with her compatriot Giulia Del Pozzo, the 38-year-old veteran competed in the Italy Major of Premier Padel, although they couldn't secure victory in their first match. A hobby that Sara has been nurturing for years and will surely continue in the future.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sara Errani debuta en el circuito Premier Pádel
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It has been almost two years since Coco Gauff's parents watched a match of their daughter together in the box. No, it's not personal, it's just superstition. Corey Gauff has taken this to such levels that he needs to follow the matches from a different area, whether it's five rows back or tucked away at the other end of the stadium. Do you know from where he watched the match point of this last Roland Garros?
"At that moment, I needed to stay calm, so I went to follow it from the transportation zone, parked there, following the match with my iPad and the volume low. I played some music to avoid the comments. On the first match point, I ran back to the box, but she lost it. When the second one came, I decided to stay where I was, not move, and that's where I stayed until the end," confesses the father with a smile.
Corey Gauff watched @CocoGauff's final from the "transportation area" 😂🫶 pic.twitter.com/D6DlJJM19A
— Tennis Channel (@TennisChannel) June 10, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El padre de Gauff revela dónde estaban en el match point de su hija en Roland Garros
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A professional since the 2001 season, the player from Taiwan is approaching 40 springs while enjoying like never before: "Sometimes I step onto the court without a game plan".
With one first-round match still to be played at the BBVA Open Internacional de Valencia 2025, four Spanish players have reached the second round of the singles draw: Ane Mintegi, Nuria Párrizas, Leyre Romero, and Ariana Geerlings. It could be five if tomorrow Carlota Martínez adds the finishing touch in her match against Czech player Sara Bejlek. We are witnessing a great week of tennis in the city of Turia, and soon we will bring you interviews to get to know its protagonists a little better.
Match results for the day
- (Q) A Geerlings d. L Pigossi: 64 63
- [8] O Selekhmeteva d. (LL) A Fita: 62 64
- L Romero d. (LL) E Gorgodze: 64 62
- [2] N Párrizas d. A Sobolieva: 75 76
- (Q) A Charaeva d. (WC) K Quevedo: 64 64
- T Korpatsch d. G Maristany: 64 62
- (Q) A Mintegi d. A Lázaro: 61 57 60
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, BBVA Open Internacional de Valencia 2025. Párrizas sella una jornada con cuatro victorias españolas
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The 17-year-old Austrian, trained by Francesca Schiavone, explains the exact moment of her childhood when she made the decision on how to execute her backhand.
Emma Raducanu wants to rediscover her best form on the grass of WTA 500 Queen's 2025 and seems to be on the right track judging by her performance in the first round against Cristina Bucsa. The Spanish player was outplayed by Raducanu, who won 6-1 6-2, now setting up a match against Sramkova, capable of defeating Krejcikova. The other winners of the day were Katie Boulter, Heather Watson, Karolina Muchova, McCartney Kessler, and Diana Shnaider.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Queen´s 2025: Raducanu no da opción a Bucsa
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The big week of women's tennis in Valencia started with the celebration of the BBVA Open International de Valencia, where a total of ten Spanish players will compete in the main draw. The first to step onto the court was Charo Esquiva, only 17 years old, who had just participated in the last Roland Garros Junior. She nearly pulled off a major upset against Louisa Chirico but ultimately fell short against the American.
Day's Results
- H Vanderwinkel d. L Boskovic: 63 63
- [6] X Galo d. (WC) A Korneeva: 62 26 64
- R Serban d. B Cengiz: 63 64
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, BBVA Open Internacional de Valencia 2025. Charo Esquiva se queda a las puertas de una gran remontada
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Historic day in London with the start of the first women's edition of the WTA 500 at Queen's. The same day where the main court was named the Andy Murray Arena. And who had the honor of being there? Besides Murray himself, by his side were Petra Kvitova and Beatriz Haddad Maia, where the Brazilian came back to win (2-6, 6-4, 6-4). A special day where the lack of light prevented completing the schedule.
Day's results
- (WC) S Kartal d. D Kasatkina: 61 36 63
- [8] A Anisimova d. (WC) J Burrage: 46 63 64
- (Q) T Maria d. L Fernández: 76 62
- (Q) A Zakharova d. D Vekic: 63 63
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Kvitova y Haddad Maia inauguran la ‘Andy Murray Arena’
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Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini, doubles champions at Roland Garros 2025, analyze the state of health of a discipline that does not always enjoy recognition.