Comments Devilder Baghdatis

Why Modern Tennis Feels More Predictable: 20 Years of Slower Courts, Heavier Balls, and Optimized Athletes

Arthur Millot 17/01/2026 à 13h11

Pro Tennis Transformed in 20 Years: Slower Surfaces, Heavier Balls, Fitter Players – Has the Game Lost Its Diversity and Magic?

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

Baghdatis on Djokovic: "If I were him, I would never retire either"

Clément Gehl 21/12/2025 à 14h52

In an exclusive interview for Tennis365, Marcos Baghdatis opened up about Novak Djokovic's future. For the former Australian Open finalist, the Serbian still has everything to shine... provided he continues to enjoy it.

Nalbandian's regrets at the 2006 Australian Open: "If I had beaten Baghdatis, I would have beaten Federer in the final"

Adrien Guyot 16/12/2025 à 19h17

In a no-holds-barred podcast, David Nalbandian revisits a painful chapter: a semifinal at the Australian Open that was in his hands.

Alcaraz or Sinner? Baghdatis Announces Who Will Win the Most Grand Slams

Arthur Millot 15/12/2025 à 10h11

Marcos Baghdatis, former Grand Slam finalist, gives his prediction on the future of Sinner and Alcaraz and also reveals the name of a possible spoiler.

Baghdatis discusses the calendar: "It's problematic, but I hate that players complain about it"

Adrien Guyot 11/12/2025 à 07h48

Between extended Masters 1000 events, new tournaments, and accumulated fatigue, the ATP Tour is out of breath. According to Marcos Baghdatis, players have the means to shift the lines thanks to the PTPA, but prefer to complain.