Programme messieurs alléchant jeudi à Madrid

Le 08/05/2019 à 19h41 par Guillaume Nonque

Programme messieurs alléchant jeudi à Madrid

A suivre Federer-Monfils, Djokovic-Chardy, Nadal-Tiafoe, Wawrinka-Nishikori ou Fognini-Thiem.

Federer, Roger [4]

6

4

7

Monfils, Gael [15]

0

6

Djokovic, Novak [1]

6

7

Chardy, Jeremy

1

6

Tiafoe, Frances

3

4

Nadal, Rafael [2]

6

Nishikori, Kei [6]

3

6

Wawrinka, Stan

6

7

Fognini, Fabio [10]

4

5

Thiem, Dominic [5]

6

7

Cilic, Marin [9]

4

6

Djere, Laslo

6

3

2

Tsitsipas, Stefanos [8]

6

Verdasco, Fernando

3

4

Hurkacz, Hubert [Q]

6

4

Zverev, Alexander [3]

3

6

Madrid

Tableau

Roger Federer

Non classé

Gael Monfils

69e, 825 points

Novak Djokovic

4e, 4830 points

Jeremy Chardy

Non classé

Rafael Nadal

Non classé

Frances Tiafoe

30e, 1510 points

Stan Wawrinka

157e, 397 points

Kei Nishikori

159e, 385 points

Fabio Fognini

Non classé

Dominic Thiem

Non classé

Alcaraz Surpasses 12,000 Points: A Total That Puts Him Alongside the Big 3

Jules Hypolite 16/11/2025 à 17h16

By securing his spot in the Masters final, Alcaraz has blown past the counters: 12,200 points, a figure only the sacred monsters of tennis had reached. After a stunning 2025 season, the world No. 1 ca...

Six Finals in 2025: The Statistic That Places Alcaraz and Sinner Just Behind Legendary Duos

Jules Hypolite 16/11/2025 à 17h39

In 2025, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner faced each other six times, and always in the final. Their series began in Rome in May, before continuing at Roland-Garros, Wimbledon, Cincinnati, the US Open...

Becker: "The theme of friendship between rivals evolved with Federer and Nadal"

Clément Gehl 16/11/2025 à 13h38

While the greatest current rivalry in men's tennis is between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, Boris Becker has spoken out about the relationships that rivals can have in tennis. For the Gazzetta De...

Alcaraz imagines duels against the Big 3… and his verdict is final

Jules Hypolite 15/11/2025 à 20h28

When asked about hypothetical duels against the Big 3, Alcaraz did not dodge the question: Federer at Wimbledon, Djokovic on hard court, Nadal at Roland-Garros… for the Spaniard, the verdict is clear....