The legend of women's tennis analyzed the victory of the Russian in Indian Wells, also mentioning another legend with whom she draws similarities regarding Mirra's game.
The Greek tennis player arrives at the Miami Open with an updated version of his tennis, enhanced by the racket change, and aiming to go further than in Indian Wells, where he fell in the round of 16.
The Russian tennis player, who arrives in Miami with the aim of securing her third consecutive WTA 1000 title, talks about the only person who congratulated her on her brilliant appearance at the age of 16 in the 2023 Mutua Madrid Open.
The former world number one from Belgium speaks clearly about all those tennis players who want to become mothers on the circuit.
Tennis players born in the 21st century show a potential tending towards significant dominance over generations that have already seen their great opportunities pass by.
The world number one showers Mirra Andreeva with praise, although she makes her intentions for revenge clear.
The Japanese unveils a curious analysis of the reason for her latest injury and admits to having a kind of amnesia about what happened on the track.
Tennis governing bodies harshly respond to the PTPA, accusing it of being an organization that creates "chaos" and listing recent economic improvements for players.
The Russian tennis player, who arrives in Miami with the aim of securing her third consecutive WTA 1000 title, talks about the only person who congratulated her on her brilliant appearance at the age of 16 in the 2023 Mutua Madrid Open.
The world number one showers Mirra Andreeva with praise, although she makes her intentions for revenge clear.
The former world number one from Belgium speaks clearly about all those tennis players who want to become mothers on the circuit.
The Japanese unveils a curious analysis of the reason for her latest injury and admits to having a kind of amnesia about what happened on the track.
Tennis players born in the 21st century show a potential tending towards significant dominance over generations that have already seen their great opportunities pass by.
Tennis governing bodies harshly respond to the PTPA, accusing it of being an organization that creates "chaos" and listing recent economic improvements for players.
20 mar. 2025 16:00
Joao Fonseca
Learner Tien
Victoria de Fonseca por 2-0.
Cuota: 1.93
20 mar. 2025 16:00
Tallon Griekspoor
Tomas Martin Etcheverry
Menos de 23.5 juegos.
Cuota: 1.8
20 mar. 2025 16:00
Jan-Lennard Struff
Alejandro Davidovich Fokina
Davidovich -2.5 juegos.
Cuota: 1.83
Emma Raducanu needs victories. Continuity. Confidence. The road back to the elite continues to be full of tough tests for the British player, who faces the Miami Open 2025 as another attempt to re-engage with the circuit's elite. Her debut left few doubts, overcoming Japanese wildcard Sayaka Ishii by 6-2 and 6-1: more importantly, though, are her post-match statements. "I'm very proud of how I competed today. It hasn't been easy for me to get to this point, but I think I delivered a great performance today". Her next match will be against Emma Navarro.
Carlos Alcaraz already knows who will be his first opponent in the Miami Open 2025. It is none other than a familiar face to the audience, David Goffin, who is nearing the end of his ATP circuit career. The Belgian managed a significant comeback against Aleksandar Vukic (2-6, 6-4, 6-2), in a fast-paced match where he used his greater experience to his advantage. At 34 years old, Goffin currently ranks #55 in the ATP standings and his best result in 2025 so far is reaching the quarterfinals in Acapulco, eliminating players like Ben Shelton along the way. Interestingly, in their last encounter, David defeated Alcaraz, marking Alcaraz's first Grand Slam champion match at Astana in 2022.
Holger Rune is once again giving hope to fans who long to see him among the world's best after displaying great tennis at Indian Wells 2025. The Dane seems to have taken a step forward in his tennis, and after his final in the Californian tournament, he lands in Miami with the goal of leaving the same impression. The current world No. 11 in the ATP ranking confirms that he is focusing much more on tactics.
"My coach and I used to talk a lot on the nights before matches about the different options I had to harm my opponent. We also had a plan A and a plan B in case things didn't go well. I am much more focused on tactics, especially with the players I have lost to. I am very happy and we will continue to focus on that," stated the young tennis player.
Novak Djokovic already knows who his first opponent will be in his return to competition. On the horizon, a possible Balkan derby in the second round of the Miami Open 2025... a mission, however, thwarted by an inspired Rinky Hijikata. Nonetheless, Hamad Medjedovic will have much to regret: he served to win the match at 5-4 in the third set... and completely fell apart, delivering a horrible game (lost it to love) and handing over the match (7-5, 3-6, 7-5). Therefore, there won't be a showdown between student and master: the Australian will be Nole's first test next Saturday.
Joao Fonseca continues to take giant steps to become one of the best tennis players of the moment sooner rather than later. The Brazilian is already ranked 61st and after winning the ATP 250 in Buenos Aires and the Phoenix Challenger in less than a month, he arrives at the Miami Open with the goal of continuing to progress. And to achieve that, he has decided to reform his technical team. Starting from this tournament in Florida, the young man from Rio de Janeiro will have Franco Davin on his 'staff'. It is worth noting that the Argentine coach coached Juan Martin Del Potro when he won the US Open in 2009 and also had Christian Garin and Fran Cerundolo as his students.
Coach Franco Davin, at the #MiamiOpen, accompanying João Fonseca. The Pehuajense is an advisor to the Brazilian coach, Guilherme Teixeira. pic.twitter.com/Btbgg6v1Om
— Sebastián Torok (@sebatorok) March 18, 2025
At just 17 years old, Federico Cinà surprised the world by reaching the final of the Challenger in Crete. After a few days to reflect on that magical week, the Italian confesses his goal: "In the future, my dream is to become the world number 1 and win as many Grand Slams as possible. This year, I did 7 weeks of preparation, working extensively on the physical and muscular aspects, improving my forehand to make it more effective, and especially on my serve. The most important step to take is to maintain the same mindset and concentration every day in all training sessions."
Corentin Moutet and Alexander Bublik experienced moments of high tension last week. They faced each other at the Phoenix Challenger and nearly came to blows after a tense match. The latest videos, taken from the stands, show the Kazakh inviting the Frenchman to settle things off the court. "I'll be waiting outside, in ten minutes", Bublik taunted his opponent. This incident caught the attention of Moutet, who added fuel to the fire on social media. "People behave very differently with cameras and without cameras. The real ones know. I won't say more about this. The real ones know", Moutet retorted. Can you imagine a new match between them soon?
People are different in front of the camera and behind the camera 🙃
— Corentin Moutet (@moutet99) March 19, 2025
Real knows I won’t say more about this
Real knows https://t.co/F1Eh9vL6Kf
Taylor Fritz is looking for a better performance at the Miami Open than the one he showed at Indian Wells. The American tennis player fell in the round of 16 against Jack Draper, but is aiming to make amends in Florida, where the court conditions are different from those in California. "This tournament is always interesting because it guarantees that the center court will be different from the outer courts, it's never the same. It's a fast court, but at night and with the humidity it can become slower, although it's not a court with a very high bounce, quite the opposite, it bounces much less and the court is faster than in Indian Wells," stated the number three seed in remarks reported by ATP.
Toni Nadal weighs in on the current level of the circuit and the dynamics it presents with a rather innovative idea: "In tennis, the size of the net is immutable, while the average height of circuit players has gone from 1.75 m in my time to 1.90 m today, and with more power. I propose reducing the size of the rackets because the nature of the game itself has changed," Toni said in an interview with Le Monde.
The Miami Open 2025 is much more than a tennis tournament. It could be said that it is a social event, in a privileged location in terms of brands and communities. The Latin presence is broad, and many sponsors want to make themselves known, leading us to encounters or meetings that immortalize great legends of our sport. Yesterday, at the famous Gekko restaurant, an appointment took place whose 'lineup' was immortalized in a spectacular photo: Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, Juan Martín del Potro, Grigor Dimitrov, and Matteo Berrettini. Quite something: what would they talk about throughout the evening?
Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic, Grigor Dimitrov, Matteo Berrettini, and Juan Martin del Potro all together for dinner in Miami 😍😍😍 pic.twitter.com/GltzeTlzgH
— Giovanni Pelazzo (@giovannipelazzo) March 19, 2025
Following the earthquake that occurred yesterday in the tennis world with the PTPA's complaint (players' union created by Djokovic in 2020) against the main tennis authorities (ATP, WTA, ITF, ITIA), one of the main leaders of this demand, Nick Kyrgios, spoke about it upon his arrival at the Miami Open 2025. "We do this for the future of tennis. I know that many players and I, ourselves, are not happy with how tennis is going at the moment. I believe it is a very special moment and things need to change," stated the Australian.
Nick Kyrgios explains why the Professional Tennis Players' Association have started legal action against the sport's governing bodies. pic.twitter.com/i00erG01kH
— Sky Sports Tennis (@SkySportsTennis) March 18, 2025
The demand in the previous phase has been intense, and the identities of the 12 men who have successfully made it through are now known, securing their ticket to the final draw of the Miami Open 2025. Among them, standout names include Jacob Fearnley and the Australians Christopher O'Connell and Tristan Schoolkate, but above all, the young Belgian Alexander Blockx, who emerges as a great promise in the world of tennis and will make his debut in an event of this caliber.
- Opponents of the players who qualified from the previous phase in the Miami Open 2025
Miami ATP Masters 1000 - Qualifiers placed pic.twitter.com/bGeFxznTXZ
— Tennis Draws (@DrawsTennis) March 18, 2025
Emma Raducanu needs victories. Continuity. Confidence. The road back to the elite continues to be full of tough tests for the British player, who faces the Miami Open 2025 as another attempt to re-engage with the circuit's elite. Her debut left few doubts, overcoming Japanese wildcard Sayaka Ishii by 6-2 and 6-1: more importantly, though, are her post-match statements. "I'm very proud of how I competed today. It hasn't been easy for me to get to this point, but I think I delivered a great performance today". Her next match will be against Emma Navarro.
Novak Djokovic already knows who his first opponent will be in his return to competition. On the horizon, a possible Balkan derby in the second round of the Miami Open 2025... a mission, however, thwarted by an inspired Rinky Hijikata. Nonetheless, Hamad Medjedovic will have much to regret: he served to win the match at 5-4 in the third set... and completely fell apart, delivering a horrible game (lost it to love) and handing over the match (7-5, 3-6, 7-5). Therefore, there won't be a showdown between student and master: the Australian will be Nole's first test next Saturday.
Corentin Moutet and Alexander Bublik experienced moments of high tension last week. They faced each other at the Phoenix Challenger and nearly came to blows after a tense match. The latest videos, taken from the stands, show the Kazakh inviting the Frenchman to settle things off the court. "I'll be waiting outside, in ten minutes", Bublik taunted his opponent. This incident caught the attention of Moutet, who added fuel to the fire on social media. "People behave very differently with cameras and without cameras. The real ones know. I won't say more about this. The real ones know", Moutet retorted. Can you imagine a new match between them soon?
People are different in front of the camera and behind the camera 🙃
— Corentin Moutet (@moutet99) March 19, 2025
Real knows I won’t say more about this
Real knows https://t.co/F1Eh9vL6Kf
The Miami Open 2025 is much more than a tennis tournament. It could be said that it is a social event, in a privileged location in terms of brands and communities. The Latin presence is broad, and many sponsors want to make themselves known, leading us to encounters or meetings that immortalize great legends of our sport. Yesterday, at the famous Gekko restaurant, an appointment took place whose 'lineup' was immortalized in a spectacular photo: Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, Juan Martín del Potro, Grigor Dimitrov, and Matteo Berrettini. Quite something: what would they talk about throughout the evening?
Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic, Grigor Dimitrov, Matteo Berrettini, and Juan Martin del Potro all together for dinner in Miami 😍😍😍 pic.twitter.com/GltzeTlzgH
— Giovanni Pelazzo (@giovannipelazzo) March 19, 2025
Carlos Alcaraz already knows who will be his first opponent in the Miami Open 2025. It is none other than a familiar face to the audience, David Goffin, who is nearing the end of his ATP circuit career. The Belgian managed a significant comeback against Aleksandar Vukic (2-6, 6-4, 6-2), in a fast-paced match where he used his greater experience to his advantage. At 34 years old, Goffin currently ranks #55 in the ATP standings and his best result in 2025 so far is reaching the quarterfinals in Acapulco, eliminating players like Ben Shelton along the way. Interestingly, in their last encounter, David defeated Alcaraz, marking Alcaraz's first Grand Slam champion match at Astana in 2022.
Joao Fonseca continues to take giant steps to become one of the best tennis players of the moment sooner rather than later. The Brazilian is already ranked 61st and after winning the ATP 250 in Buenos Aires and the Phoenix Challenger in less than a month, he arrives at the Miami Open with the goal of continuing to progress. And to achieve that, he has decided to reform his technical team. Starting from this tournament in Florida, the young man from Rio de Janeiro will have Franco Davin on his 'staff'. It is worth noting that the Argentine coach coached Juan Martin Del Potro when he won the US Open in 2009 and also had Christian Garin and Fran Cerundolo as his students.
Coach Franco Davin, at the #MiamiOpen, accompanying João Fonseca. The Pehuajense is an advisor to the Brazilian coach, Guilherme Teixeira. pic.twitter.com/Btbgg6v1Om
— Sebastián Torok (@sebatorok) March 18, 2025
Taylor Fritz is looking for a better performance at the Miami Open than the one he showed at Indian Wells. The American tennis player fell in the round of 16 against Jack Draper, but is aiming to make amends in Florida, where the court conditions are different from those in California. "This tournament is always interesting because it guarantees that the center court will be different from the outer courts, it's never the same. It's a fast court, but at night and with the humidity it can become slower, although it's not a court with a very high bounce, quite the opposite, it bounces much less and the court is faster than in Indian Wells," stated the number three seed in remarks reported by ATP.
Following the earthquake that occurred yesterday in the tennis world with the PTPA's complaint (players' union created by Djokovic in 2020) against the main tennis authorities (ATP, WTA, ITF, ITIA), one of the main leaders of this demand, Nick Kyrgios, spoke about it upon his arrival at the Miami Open 2025. "We do this for the future of tennis. I know that many players and I, ourselves, are not happy with how tennis is going at the moment. I believe it is a very special moment and things need to change," stated the Australian.
Nick Kyrgios explains why the Professional Tennis Players' Association have started legal action against the sport's governing bodies. pic.twitter.com/i00erG01kH
— Sky Sports Tennis (@SkySportsTennis) March 18, 2025
Holger Rune is once again giving hope to fans who long to see him among the world's best after displaying great tennis at Indian Wells 2025. The Dane seems to have taken a step forward in his tennis, and after his final in the Californian tournament, he lands in Miami with the goal of leaving the same impression. The current world No. 11 in the ATP ranking confirms that he is focusing much more on tactics.
"My coach and I used to talk a lot on the nights before matches about the different options I had to harm my opponent. We also had a plan A and a plan B in case things didn't go well. I am much more focused on tactics, especially with the players I have lost to. I am very happy and we will continue to focus on that," stated the young tennis player.
At just 17 years old, Federico Cinà surprised the world by reaching the final of the Challenger in Crete. After a few days to reflect on that magical week, the Italian confesses his goal: "In the future, my dream is to become the world number 1 and win as many Grand Slams as possible. This year, I did 7 weeks of preparation, working extensively on the physical and muscular aspects, improving my forehand to make it more effective, and especially on my serve. The most important step to take is to maintain the same mindset and concentration every day in all training sessions."
Toni Nadal weighs in on the current level of the circuit and the dynamics it presents with a rather innovative idea: "In tennis, the size of the net is immutable, while the average height of circuit players has gone from 1.75 m in my time to 1.90 m today, and with more power. I propose reducing the size of the rackets because the nature of the game itself has changed," Toni said in an interview with Le Monde.
Once the preliminary phase of the men's tournament at the Miami Open 2025 has concluded, the schedule for the matches corresponding to each part of the draw has been announced. This allows us to know not only the day Carlos Alcaraz will debut but also when he would play his following matches if he advances.
Therefore, the Spanish player will debut on Friday, March 21, with the exact time still to be determined. If he wins, he would play the third round on Sunday, March 23, while all round of 16 matches will take place on Tuesday, March 25. If the player from Murcia reaches the quarterfinals, he would play the match on Wednesday, March 26, meaning there would be no rest day between those two matches. Both semifinals are scheduled for Friday, March 28. Novak Djokovic will follow the same timeline as he is positioned in the same half of the draw as Alcaraz.
Miami Open provisional schedule:
— José Morgado (@josemorgado) March 18, 2025
Wednesday: WTA Bottom Half R1 (Bencic, Raducanu); ATP Bottom Half R1 (Kyrgios, Monfils)
Thursday: WTA Top Half R2 (Sabalenka, Gauff, Rybakina, Collins, Osaka); ATP Top Half R1 (Fonseca)
Friday: WTA Bottom Half R2 (Swiatek, Keys, Pegula); ATP…
The demand in the previous phase has been intense, and the identities of the 12 men who have successfully made it through are now known, securing their ticket to the final draw of the Miami Open 2025. Among them, standout names include Jacob Fearnley and the Australians Christopher O'Connell and Tristan Schoolkate, but above all, the young Belgian Alexander Blockx, who emerges as a great promise in the world of tennis and will make his debut in an event of this caliber.
- Opponents of the players who qualified from the previous phase in the Miami Open 2025
Miami ATP Masters 1000 - Qualifiers placed pic.twitter.com/bGeFxznTXZ
— Tennis Draws (@DrawsTennis) March 18, 2025
More than eight players, including Kyrgios, Opelka, and Cirstea, represent the PTPA in a historic lawsuit against the governing bodies of tennis. What does it consist of?
The American tennis player lands in Miami with the aim of achieving her first title in Florida and improving her performance in a 2025 where she has not yet won any trophies.
The Canadian player makes impressive revelations about her last year during which she went through cancer.
The Brazilian tennis player, who arrives in Miami after conquering the Phoenix Challenger and with the goal of going further than in Indian Wells, confesses that he must be more consistent at certain moments.
The German admits the rough patch he is going through, although he shows confidence in turning things around in this Miami Open 2025.
More than eight players, including Kyrgios, Opelka, and Cirstea, represent the PTPA in a historic lawsuit against the governing bodies of tennis. What does it consist of?
The Canadian player makes impressive revelations about her last year during which she went through cancer.
The German admits the rough patch he is going through, although he shows confidence in turning things around in this Miami Open 2025.
The American tennis player lands in Miami with the aim of achieving her first title in Florida and improving her performance in a 2025 where she has not yet won any trophies.
The Brazilian tennis player, who arrives in Miami after conquering the Phoenix Challenger and with the goal of going further than in Indian Wells, confesses that he must be more consistent at certain moments.
The Polish tennis player opens up in a profound letter published on social media, where she apologizes for almost hitting a ball at a ball boy, but criticizes the uproar caused.
We analyze with numbers whether Carlitos' new service is working in this 2025, compared to previous years.
We thoroughly uncover and divide by quadrants the possible opponents that the top favorites for the title in Indian Wells 2025 would have to face.
The Brazilian star explains the weight of the Challenger de Phoenix trophy as she prepares for the Miami Open.
The young Russian, current world number 6, points out the key to her victory against Aryna Sabalenka at Indian Wells 2025.
The Polish tennis player opens up in a profound letter published on social media, where she apologizes for almost hitting a ball at a ball boy, but criticizes the uproar caused.
We thoroughly uncover and divide by quadrants the possible opponents that the top favorites for the title in Indian Wells 2025 would have to face.
The young Russian, current world number 6, points out the key to her victory against Aryna Sabalenka at Indian Wells 2025.
We analyze with numbers whether Carlitos' new service is working in this 2025, compared to previous years.
The Brazilian star explains the weight of the Challenger de Phoenix trophy as she prepares for the Miami Open.
We reveal which fundamental aspects can be extracted from what happened in the Californian desert during this Indian Wells 2025.
The Dane uses Alcaraz as an example to learn from his defeat in Indian Wells: "I liked how he lost because he left fighting," he pointed out.
We analyze which potential rivals the title favorites may face round by round in the 2025 Miami Open.
The Briton secures himself as the champion of his first Masters 1000 after overwhelming an unrecognizable Rune in the 2025 Indian Wells final.
We detail all the changes that have occurred in the ATP rankings after the conclusion of Indian Wells 2025.
The 17-year-old Russian graduates by winning the Indian Wells final against the world number one. This is the second WTA 1000 of her career.
The Briton reflected on what it means to achieve his first Masters 1000, as well as delving into the reasons why he adapted so well to the conditions of Indian Wells.
We break down the potential matchups that may occur among the favorites in every round of the Miami Open 2025.
We reveal which fundamental aspects can be extracted from what happened in the Californian desert during this Indian Wells 2025.
We analyze which potential rivals the title favorites may face round by round in the 2025 Miami Open.
We detail all the changes that have occurred in the ATP rankings after the conclusion of Indian Wells 2025.
The Briton reflected on what it means to achieve his first Masters 1000, as well as delving into the reasons why he adapted so well to the conditions of Indian Wells.
The Dane uses Alcaraz as an example to learn from his defeat in Indian Wells: "I liked how he lost because he left fighting," he pointed out.
The Briton secures himself as the champion of his first Masters 1000 after overwhelming an unrecognizable Rune in the 2025 Indian Wells final.
The 17-year-old Russian graduates by winning the Indian Wells final against the world number one. This is the second WTA 1000 of her career.
We break down the potential matchups that may occur among the favorites in every round of the Miami Open 2025.
The Miami Open 2025 is much more than a tennis tournament. It could be said that it is a social event, in a privileged location in terms of brands and communities. The Latin presence is broad, and many sponsors want to make themselves known, leading us to encounters or meetings that immortalize great legends of our sport. Yesterday, at the famous Gekko restaurant, an appointment took place whose 'lineup' was immortalized in a spectacular photo: Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, Juan Martín del Potro, Grigor Dimitrov, and Matteo Berrettini. Quite something: what would they talk about throughout the evening?
Carlos Alcaraz continues to write his name in golden letters in the history of world tennis, with the Indian Wells tournament being one of the places where his greatness is shining the most. The Spaniard has reached four consecutive semifinals in the Californian desert, a feat previously achieved only by Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic.
The relationship between Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic is fantastic. Every reunion between them generates a magnificent competitive spark, smiles everywhere, and a great vibe that extends to their respective teams. It had been a while since we had seen the Serbian and Spanish players sharing moments, and it was at the Miami Open 2025 when we saw them together again, with a very cordial greeting that the Murcian extended to Andy Murray. Nole's smile doesn't lie: they get along wonderfully.
The top 10 players in the world have confirmed their presence through the Entry List of the ATP Masters 1000 Monte-Carlo 2025, with the exception of Jannik Sinner who is still serving a doping suspension. An exciting list led by Alexander Zverev, who replaces the Italian as the top seed, followed by Carlos Alcaraz. Also signed up are Stefanos Tsitsipas, the defending champion, and Casper Ruud, the finalist, along with Novak Djokovic who seems eager to play in Monaco.
The legal complaint made by PTPA against ATP, WTA, ITF, and ITIA has shaken the foundations of world tennis. It's the big news of the day: the players' union has taken the most powerful action since its inception, with a dozen tennis players filing as plaintiffs. Many have been surprised, however, by the absence of Novak Djokovic on this list of names. The Serbian player has, after all, been the main driving force behind this association, being involved in numerous matters related to it despite his status within the circuit.
The ATP and WTA have joined forces again to create another humorous video, this time set at Indian Wells 2025. This time, the video focuses on the ticks, quirks, and routines that tennis players have from before the match until its end. Each player has explained to a group of fans how to perform these gestures. For example, Bublik explains how to slam the racket, Sabalenka how to blow kisses to the crowd after a victory, Tommy Paul how to bounce the ball before serving, or Gauff shows how to take a selfie with the fans. Meanwhile, Alex de Minaur teaches how to peel a banana, Rune how to sign at the camera, and Jabeur how to place the towel during breaks. And if that weren't enough, Djokovic acted as a master explaining step by step the importance of all these gestures to become a professional tennis player. In short, a funny video that has quickly gone viral on social media.
Novak Djokovic returns to the Miami Open after a five-year absence. The Serbian arrives with doubts following his performance in Indian Wells, and his draw in the Florida tournament requires him to step up before embarking on the European clay court swing. The six-time champion of the tournament (2007, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016) faces an edition with an optimistic draw, although in the quarterfinals is where he could encounter top-level opponents. And the incentive of facing Carlos Alcaraz in a potential semifinal.
The Miami Open 2025 is much more than a tennis tournament. It could be said that it is a social event, in a privileged location in terms of brands and communities. The Latin presence is broad, and many sponsors want to make themselves known, leading us to encounters or meetings that immortalize great legends of our sport. Yesterday, at the famous Gekko restaurant, an appointment took place whose 'lineup' was immortalized in a spectacular photo: Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, Juan Martín del Potro, Grigor Dimitrov, and Matteo Berrettini. Quite something: what would they talk about throughout the evening?
The relationship between Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic is fantastic. Every reunion between them generates a magnificent competitive spark, smiles everywhere, and a great vibe that extends to their respective teams. It had been a while since we had seen the Serbian and Spanish players sharing moments, and it was at the Miami Open 2025 when we saw them together again, with a very cordial greeting that the Murcian extended to Andy Murray. Nole's smile doesn't lie: they get along wonderfully.
The legal complaint made by PTPA against ATP, WTA, ITF, and ITIA has shaken the foundations of world tennis. It's the big news of the day: the players' union has taken the most powerful action since its inception, with a dozen tennis players filing as plaintiffs. Many have been surprised, however, by the absence of Novak Djokovic on this list of names. The Serbian player has, after all, been the main driving force behind this association, being involved in numerous matters related to it despite his status within the circuit.
Novak Djokovic returns to the Miami Open after a five-year absence. The Serbian arrives with doubts following his performance in Indian Wells, and his draw in the Florida tournament requires him to step up before embarking on the European clay court swing. The six-time champion of the tournament (2007, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016) faces an edition with an optimistic draw, although in the quarterfinals is where he could encounter top-level opponents. And the incentive of facing Carlos Alcaraz in a potential semifinal.
Carlos Alcaraz continues to write his name in golden letters in the history of world tennis, with the Indian Wells tournament being one of the places where his greatness is shining the most. The Spaniard has reached four consecutive semifinals in the Californian desert, a feat previously achieved only by Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic.
The top 10 players in the world have confirmed their presence through the Entry List of the ATP Masters 1000 Monte-Carlo 2025, with the exception of Jannik Sinner who is still serving a doping suspension. An exciting list led by Alexander Zverev, who replaces the Italian as the top seed, followed by Carlos Alcaraz. Also signed up are Stefanos Tsitsipas, the defending champion, and Casper Ruud, the finalist, along with Novak Djokovic who seems eager to play in Monaco.
The ATP and WTA have joined forces again to create another humorous video, this time set at Indian Wells 2025. This time, the video focuses on the ticks, quirks, and routines that tennis players have from before the match until its end. Each player has explained to a group of fans how to perform these gestures. For example, Bublik explains how to slam the racket, Sabalenka how to blow kisses to the crowd after a victory, Tommy Paul how to bounce the ball before serving, or Gauff shows how to take a selfie with the fans. Meanwhile, Alex de Minaur teaches how to peel a banana, Rune how to sign at the camera, and Jabeur how to place the towel during breaks. And if that weren't enough, Djokovic acted as a master explaining step by step the importance of all these gestures to become a professional tennis player. In short, a funny video that has quickly gone viral on social media.
The Miami Open 2025 is much more than a tennis tournament. It could be said that it is a social event, in a privileged location in terms of brands and communities. The Latin presence is broad, and many sponsors want to make themselves known, leading us to encounters or meetings that immortalize great legends of our sport. Yesterday, at the famous Gekko restaurant, an appointment took place whose 'lineup' was immortalized in a spectacular photo: Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, Juan Martín del Potro, Grigor Dimitrov, and Matteo Berrettini. Quite something: what would they talk about throughout the evening?
With one month left until the start of the 2025 Conde de Godó, the organization has officially announced the Entry List for the 72nd edition in an event held in the city of Barcelona. As confirmed several weeks ago, Carlos Alcaraz will be the number one seed this year, after missing the previous edition due to a forearm injury. The current champion, Casper Ruud, and the finalist, Stefanos Tsitsipas, will also be present. It is worth noting the first-time presence of Holger Rune, who typically opted to play in the Munich tournament. Additionally, invitations have been extended to two players with impeccable careers: Kei Nishikori, champion in 2014 and 2015, and Stanislas Wawrinka.
Carlos Alcaraz already knows who will be his first opponent in the Miami Open 2025. It is none other than a familiar face to the audience, David Goffin, who is nearing the end of his ATP circuit career. The Belgian managed a significant comeback against Aleksandar Vukic (2-6, 6-4, 6-2), in a fast-paced match where he used his greater experience to his advantage. At 34 years old, Goffin currently ranks #55 in the ATP standings and his best result in 2025 so far is reaching the quarterfinals in Acapulco, eliminating players like Ben Shelton along the way. Interestingly, in their last encounter, David defeated Alcaraz, marking Alcaraz's first Grand Slam champion match at Astana in 2022.
After the draw for the 2025 Miami Open, Carlos Alcaraz now knows what his path would be in the second Masters 1000 of the season. Following the setback in Indian Wells, the Murcian seeks to head into the clay court swing filled with confidence. It could be said he didn't have bad luck at all, as he has avoided tough opponents in the early rounds, considering what he could have faced. However, he has been placed on the same side as Djokovic, so he could potentially meet the Serbian in the semifinals. He steers clear of Indian Wells' winner, Jack Draper, until a hypothetical final.
Once the preliminary phase of the men's tournament at the Miami Open 2025 has concluded, the schedule for the matches corresponding to each part of the draw has been announced. This allows us to know not only the day Carlos Alcaraz will debut but also when he would play his following matches if he advances.
Sportsmanship and camaraderie are what Carlos Alcaraz radiates in every defeat, no matter how tough it may be, and the one at Indian Wells 2025 was not going to change that. The Spaniard maintains a great relationship with Jack Draper and didn't hesitate to congratulate him, adding that he is looking forward to the opportunity for revenge and wishing him luck in the final.
The relationship between Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic is fantastic. Every reunion between them generates a magnificent competitive spark, smiles everywhere, and a great vibe that extends to their respective teams. It had been a while since we had seen the Serbian and Spanish players sharing moments, and it was at the Miami Open 2025 when we saw them together again, with a very cordial greeting that the Murcian extended to Andy Murray. Nole's smile doesn't lie: they get along wonderfully.
Difficult blow for Carlos Alcaraz to accept, as he falls in the semifinals of Indian Wells 2025 against Jack Draper. The Spaniard is unable to defend the title won in this tournament last year, resulting in a deduction of 600 points from his ATP ranking. This leaves him with 6,910 points, more than 1,000 behind the second position held by Zverev.
The Miami Open 2025 is much more than a tennis tournament. It could be said that it is a social event, in a privileged location in terms of brands and communities. The Latin presence is broad, and many sponsors want to make themselves known, leading us to encounters or meetings that immortalize great legends of our sport. Yesterday, at the famous Gekko restaurant, an appointment took place whose 'lineup' was immortalized in a spectacular photo: Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, Juan Martín del Potro, Grigor Dimitrov, and Matteo Berrettini. Quite something: what would they talk about throughout the evening?
Carlos Alcaraz already knows who will be his first opponent in the Miami Open 2025. It is none other than a familiar face to the audience, David Goffin, who is nearing the end of his ATP circuit career. The Belgian managed a significant comeback against Aleksandar Vukic (2-6, 6-4, 6-2), in a fast-paced match where he used his greater experience to his advantage. At 34 years old, Goffin currently ranks #55 in the ATP standings and his best result in 2025 so far is reaching the quarterfinals in Acapulco, eliminating players like Ben Shelton along the way. Interestingly, in their last encounter, David defeated Alcaraz, marking Alcaraz's first Grand Slam champion match at Astana in 2022.
Once the preliminary phase of the men's tournament at the Miami Open 2025 has concluded, the schedule for the matches corresponding to each part of the draw has been announced. This allows us to know not only the day Carlos Alcaraz will debut but also when he would play his following matches if he advances.
The relationship between Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic is fantastic. Every reunion between them generates a magnificent competitive spark, smiles everywhere, and a great vibe that extends to their respective teams. It had been a while since we had seen the Serbian and Spanish players sharing moments, and it was at the Miami Open 2025 when we saw them together again, with a very cordial greeting that the Murcian extended to Andy Murray. Nole's smile doesn't lie: they get along wonderfully.
With one month left until the start of the 2025 Conde de Godó, the organization has officially announced the Entry List for the 72nd edition in an event held in the city of Barcelona. As confirmed several weeks ago, Carlos Alcaraz will be the number one seed this year, after missing the previous edition due to a forearm injury. The current champion, Casper Ruud, and the finalist, Stefanos Tsitsipas, will also be present. It is worth noting the first-time presence of Holger Rune, who typically opted to play in the Munich tournament. Additionally, invitations have been extended to two players with impeccable careers: Kei Nishikori, champion in 2014 and 2015, and Stanislas Wawrinka.
After the draw for the 2025 Miami Open, Carlos Alcaraz now knows what his path would be in the second Masters 1000 of the season. Following the setback in Indian Wells, the Murcian seeks to head into the clay court swing filled with confidence. It could be said he didn't have bad luck at all, as he has avoided tough opponents in the early rounds, considering what he could have faced. However, he has been placed on the same side as Djokovic, so he could potentially meet the Serbian in the semifinals. He steers clear of Indian Wells' winner, Jack Draper, until a hypothetical final.
Sportsmanship and camaraderie are what Carlos Alcaraz radiates in every defeat, no matter how tough it may be, and the one at Indian Wells 2025 was not going to change that. The Spaniard maintains a great relationship with Jack Draper and didn't hesitate to congratulate him, adding that he is looking forward to the opportunity for revenge and wishing him luck in the final.
Difficult blow for Carlos Alcaraz to accept, as he falls in the semifinals of Indian Wells 2025 against Jack Draper. The Spaniard is unable to defend the title won in this tournament last year, resulting in a deduction of 600 points from his ATP ranking. This leaves him with 6,910 points, more than 1,000 behind the second position held by Zverev.
Carlos Alcaraz continues to write his name in golden letters in the history of world tennis, with the Indian Wells tournament being one of the places where his greatness is shining the most. The Spaniard has reached four consecutive semifinals in the Californian desert, a feat previously achieved only by Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic.
Rafael Nadal confirmed a few weeks ago during the tribute he received from the Spanish Olympic Committee that, since his retirement in November at the Davis Cup, he had not picked up a racket again and was in no hurry to do so. However, it seems that the manacorí has been bitten by the bug again, but not for tennis, but for paddle tennis, as he has been seen playing at his academy facilities. The Spaniard stated in an interview on El Hormiguero a couple of years ago that he did not play this sport, but watching his movements and technique, it seems he has taken to it like a duck to water.
Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz left a mark in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games that will be remembered in the world of tennis. 'Nadalcaraz' was a phenomenon that captivated all fans during the games. And the Spaniard didn't hesitate to compliment him during his interview with Andy Roddick: "Carlos is a great guy, with a very good family backing him up with positive values. They are humble, good people. That's why Carlos is who he is. Ultimately, the values you receive, the way you are educated, is how you end up presenting yourself," stated the 22-time Grand Slam champion.
Spanish could become the third tennis player of all time to achieve a memorable feat in the Californian tournament.
Last summer, Rafael Nadal was part of one of the most unforgettable moments involving a tennis player. It happened at the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, where the Spaniard had the honor of carrying the Olympic flame just moments before kicking off the competition. The images were captivating and traveled around the world: it was an iconic moment for Rafa, who now reminisces about that day with Andy Roddick.
The former Argentine tennis player opened up on ESPN about what it feels like to face one of the greatest legends in tennis history.
Iga Swiatek is a devoted fan of Rafael Nadal, and the retirement of the Spaniard had a profound impact on her. So much so, that by Indian Wells 2025, she admitted to having decided to disconnect from men's tennis following his retirement. However, the emergence of Joao Fonseca has rekindled her enthusiasm for following the ATP circuit, believing that the Brazilian is a burgeoning star.
Rafa Nadal will not play an official match at Roland Garros again after his recent retirement from tennis, which is why the tournament has a big surprise in store for him. According to the French radio station, Europe1, the Parisian tournament will pay a grand tribute to its most successful winner this coming summer. Additionally, the intention is for the Spaniard to take on an important role as the tournament's ambassador. After winning there 14 times, Rafa will continue to be a key figure in Paris even in retirement.
Carlos Alcaraz continues to write his name in golden letters in the history of world tennis, with the Indian Wells tournament being one of the places where his greatness is shining the most. The Spaniard has reached four consecutive semifinals in the Californian desert, a feat previously achieved only by Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic.
Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz left a mark in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games that will be remembered in the world of tennis. 'Nadalcaraz' was a phenomenon that captivated all fans during the games. And the Spaniard didn't hesitate to compliment him during his interview with Andy Roddick: "Carlos is a great guy, with a very good family backing him up with positive values. They are humble, good people. That's why Carlos is who he is. Ultimately, the values you receive, the way you are educated, is how you end up presenting yourself," stated the 22-time Grand Slam champion.
Last summer, Rafael Nadal was part of one of the most unforgettable moments involving a tennis player. It happened at the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, where the Spaniard had the honor of carrying the Olympic flame just moments before kicking off the competition. The images were captivating and traveled around the world: it was an iconic moment for Rafa, who now reminisces about that day with Andy Roddick.
Iga Swiatek is a devoted fan of Rafael Nadal, and the retirement of the Spaniard had a profound impact on her. So much so, that by Indian Wells 2025, she admitted to having decided to disconnect from men's tennis following his retirement. However, the emergence of Joao Fonseca has rekindled her enthusiasm for following the ATP circuit, believing that the Brazilian is a burgeoning star.
Rafael Nadal confirmed a few weeks ago during the tribute he received from the Spanish Olympic Committee that, since his retirement in November at the Davis Cup, he had not picked up a racket again and was in no hurry to do so. However, it seems that the manacorí has been bitten by the bug again, but not for tennis, but for paddle tennis, as he has been seen playing at his academy facilities. The Spaniard stated in an interview on El Hormiguero a couple of years ago that he did not play this sport, but watching his movements and technique, it seems he has taken to it like a duck to water.
Spanish could become the third tennis player of all time to achieve a memorable feat in the Californian tournament.
The former Argentine tennis player opened up on ESPN about what it feels like to face one of the greatest legends in tennis history.
Rafa Nadal will not play an official match at Roland Garros again after his recent retirement from tennis, which is why the tournament has a big surprise in store for him. According to the French radio station, Europe1, the Parisian tournament will pay a grand tribute to its most successful winner this coming summer. Additionally, the intention is for the Spaniard to take on an important role as the tournament's ambassador. After winning there 14 times, Rafa will continue to be a key figure in Paris even in retirement.
Spanish accumulates defeats that are difficult to bear, and doubts and incomprehension arise in the minds of some fans. We analyze the root of this strange drift.
The Murcian was self-critical and revealed that nerves played a fundamental role in his poor performance in the semifinals, even disclosing curious details about his previous training.
We reveal the keys that will shape the outcome of the match where the champion of Indian Wells 2025 will be decided, with Holger Rune and Jack Draper involved.
Spanish succumbed in three strange sets against a Draper who continues to demonstrate his upward trend and further undermines Alcaraz's confidence.
The Brit recounts what he did in the locker room after the end of the second set, when Alcaraz was clearly on the rise, completely changing everything.
The Dane advances to his first Indian Wells final after not giving any chance to a Daniil who has not left inconsistency behind and has not lifted a title in two years.
Spanish accumulates defeats that are difficult to bear, and doubts and incomprehension arise in the minds of some fans. We analyze the root of this strange drift.
We reveal the keys that will shape the outcome of the match where the champion of Indian Wells 2025 will be decided, with Holger Rune and Jack Draper involved.
The Brit recounts what he did in the locker room after the end of the second set, when Alcaraz was clearly on the rise, completely changing everything.
The Murcian was self-critical and revealed that nerves played a fundamental role in his poor performance in the semifinals, even disclosing curious details about his previous training.
Spanish succumbed in three strange sets against a Draper who continues to demonstrate his upward trend and further undermines Alcaraz's confidence.
The Dane advances to his first Indian Wells final after not giving any chance to a Daniil who has not left inconsistency behind and has not lifted a title in two years.
