Lys on the Battle of the Sexes between Kyrgios and Sabalenka: "I can't say whether this will be beneficial for the sport or controversial" An unpredictable Australian, a champion on fire, and a concept that already divides: the 2025 version of the "Battle of the Sexes" promises to be explosive. But behind the show, a real question: how f... 1 min to read
Draper withdraws again, as does Mensik: Humbert called in as reinforcement for Macau exhibition Another setback for Jack Draper: the Briton, expected in Macau at the end of December, must once again delay his return. Ugo Humbert seizes the opportunity and joins a young and promising lineup. 1 min to read
"She does not live in Moscow": Kazakhstan's response to Russia regarding Rybakina's nationality She has conquered the tennis world, but her triumph at the WTA Finals has reawakened resentments. Between national pride and diplomatic quarrels, Elena Rybakina finds herself at the heart of an unexpe... 2 min to read
"It Was a Goal," Says Blockx About the Next Gen ATP Finals At 19 years old, Alexander Blockx arrives at the Next Gen ATP Finals with unwavering confidence and a clear ambition: to lift the trophy. As the second seed after a promising season, the young Belgian... 2 min to read
The WTA tournament in Adelaide unveils its list with the presence of 4 Top 10 players The WTA tournament in Adelaide promises a spectacular start to the season: four Top 10 players, rising talents, and highly anticipated returns. 1 min to read
Alcaraz Confirms His Return to Barcelona in 2026 The world number 1 is not letting up: Carlos Alcaraz has confirmed his participation in the 2026 Open Banc Sabadell. Already a two-time winner and finalist last year, the Spaniard now dreams of a hist... 1 min to read
Australian Open Wild-Cards: Jacquet and Rakotomanga in the Main Draw, Efremova in the Qualifiers The Australian dream becomes reality for Kyrian Jacquet and Sarah Rakotomanga. Thanks to the agreement between the French and Australian federations, the two French players are heading directly to the... 1 min to read
Djokovic's Secret Morning Routine: Discover How the Serbian Fuels His Energy from the Moment He Wakes Up Novak Djokovic is not only famous for his exploits on the court: his morning routine intrigues as much as his relentless backhand. 2 min to read
5 major finals: why Sinner's 2025 season is already historic He may not have ended the year as world number 1, but Jannik Sinner has done something much stronger. 1 min to read
Nutrition, Pleasure, Performance: How Far Can Tennis Stars Let Go During the Off-Season? Between extreme discipline and small, assumed pleasures, the diet of professional tennis players fascinates as much as it intrigues, especially during the off-season. 2 min to read
"I was terrified at the idea of losing 6-0, 6-0," Johnson recounts about his match against Nadal Facing Rafael Nadal, Steve Johnson had only one thing in mind: avoid humiliation. The American looks back on that 2015 match in Madrid, between fear of a double 6-0 and relief at having won... just a ... 1 min to read
Cameron Norrie Injured Before the Australian Open: 'Very Disappointed' While preparing his season in Argentina, Cameron Norrie saw his plans collapse: an injury forces him to withdraw from his comeback tournaments, and his Australian dream is now threatened. 1 min to read
Carlos Bernardes: "The problem with tennis is time" — the confession of a legendary umpire One year after his retirement, Carlos Bernardes, an iconic figure on the ATP circuit, sounds the alarm: time has become one of the greatest dangers for the future of tennis. 2 min to read
"They move like rockets": Sinner and Alcaraz, the natural heirs to Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic? Rick Macci, the legendary coach, gives, in his opinion, the common point between the Alcaraz-Sinner duo and the legendary members of the Big 3. 1 min to read
"They're killing me": Andrey Rublev reveals the hellish training imposed by Marat Safin Struggling on the court, Andrey Rublev decided to work tirelessly to be ready in 2026. 2 min to read
Novak Djokovic in Adelaide: The Strong Signal Sent Before the Australian Open Novak Djokovic will be the main attraction of the 2026 edition of the Adelaide tournament. 1 min to read
Del Potro confesses: "I imagined being number 1 after the 2019 Australian Open" Between shattered dreams and chronic pain, Juan Martín del Potro opens up about the career he could have had. 2 min to read
When Andy Murray Relives the Unique Emotion of the 2012 Olympics: "Home Games are a chance you only get once" Between confidences and nostalgia, Murray explains why the London 2012 Olympic gold medal remains his greatest achievement, far beyond his first Grand Slam. 1 min to read
"Step Out of Your Comfort Zone": Why the Off-Season Pushes Players to Change Coaches Stagnation, doubts, and thwarted ambitions push many players to rethink their sporting project, often starting with the coach position. 1 min to read
Arthur Fils reveals his start to the 2026 season: Montpellier on the schedule after the Australian Open On the eve of the 2026 season, the Frenchman has confirmed his schedule, marked by a return to Montpellier after the Australian Open. 1 min to read
Alcaraz returns to Rotterdam in 2026: the world number one aims for a double in the Netherlands In 2026, Carlos Alcaraz will defend his trophy in Rotterdam. Facing him, a challenging draw with Alexander Zverev, Alex de Minaur, or Félix Auger-Aliassime. 1 min to read
Novak Djokovic in South America in 2026? The wild dream of the Buenos Aires tournament director A Davis Cup trip, a rare opportunity, and an Argentine dream: Could Novak Djokovic surprise everyone next February? 1 min to read
Fabio Fognini: From the Court to the Dance Floor, the Italian Sets "Dancing with the Stars" on Fire and Aims for a New Trophy! After a hesitant start, Fabio Fognini has transformed into a true showman, winning over the jury and reaching the final of "Dancing with the Stars." 1 min to read
Carlos Alcaraz reaches a symbolic milestone: already 50 weeks on the ATP ranking throne! With 50 cumulative weeks as world No. 1, the Spanish prodigy solidifies his place among the legends and already has his sights set on Jim Courier's mark. 1 min to read
Davis Cup: between reforms, criticism and national culture 
When tennis stars change courts: from Noah the singer to Safin the deputy, another match – the battle of reinvention 
As a laboratory for tomorrow’s tennis, does the Next Gen Masters have a future? 
Tennis: the little-known truths about the offseason, between rest, stress and physical survival 