Comments Bertolucci McManus

Alcaraz

Walton

09:30

Sabalenka

0 live

All • 90

Wimbledon 1972 - 1st round

Finished - ??:??

Bertolucci, Paolo

McManus, Jim

Australian Open's Epic Rise: From Shunned Slam to Tennis Powerhouse

Jules Hypolite 17/01/2026 à 17h02

Once Ignored and Mocked, Australian Open Reinvents Itself as Global Modern Marvel

PTPA's Fight to Reform Tennis: Djokovic's Shock Exit Amid Lawsuits Against ATP, WTA

Adrien Guyot 17/01/2026 à 11h20

Born from Players' Quest for Justice, PTPA Becomes Battleground – Sues Tennis Bodies, Loses Djokovic but Pospisil Believes in Historic Change

Tennis Fans' Favorites Exposed: Record Crowds at Australian Open, Top Surfaces, and Players Who Captivate

Arthur Millot 10/01/2026 à 13h15

Millions of Fans Worldwide: Survey Reveals Beloved Grand Slams, Surfaces, and Stars That Ignite Tennis Passion

Australian Open's Extreme Heat Crisis: Players Battle Scorching Conditions Year After Year

Jules Hypolite 10/01/2026 à 17h02

Courts Turned to Furnaces, Stars on the Brink: Extreme Heat Makes Australian Open a Climate Test

“Top 5 Is Just the Starting Point”: Bertolucci Predicts Stellar Future for Musetti as Italy Lands Two Elites

Arthur Millot 12/01/2026 à 14h25

Paolo Bertolucci Gushes Over Compatriot Lorenzo Musetti's Top 5 Rise

"It's Never Friendly": Bertolucci Fires Up Sinner-Alcaraz Clash Ahead of Australian Open

Arthur Millot 09/01/2026 à 15h37

Just One Week Before Melbourne, Sinner and Alcaraz Face Off in South Korea Exhibition

Before the Australian Open, Bertolucci makes his call: "Hard to imagine a third man inserting himself between Sinner and Alcaraz"

Jules Hypolite 27/12/2025 à 22h16

One month before the start of the Australian Open, Paolo Bertolucci delivers his verdict: for the former Italian player, Sinner and Alcaraz already dominate the season even before it begins.

"It cannot continue like this," says Bertolucci about the Davis Cup

Clément Gehl 26/11/2025 à 08h03

The current Davis Cup format continues to receive many criticisms in the tennis world. Paolo Bertolucci, although satisfied with Italy's victory, believes changes are urgent.