Ferrer Moya - Umag 2002

Beaten in the Australian Open final, Alexander Zverev became the seventh player in history to lose his first three Grand Slam finals. Following this latest setback for the German, former world No. 7 ...

Video - The Spanish Federation pays tribute to Nadal

Clément Gehl 26/12/2024 à 10h18

A month after Rafael Nadal's retirement was made official, the Spanish Tennis Federation published a video tribute to him, featuring messages and testimonials from Spanish players who have made histor...

Nadal recalls: "An unforgettable experience

Elio Valotto 18/12/2024 à 18h36

Rafael Nadal is no longer a professional tennis player. After writing the history of our sport for almost 20 years, the Majorcan has finally bowed out. In an interview with 'The Players Tribute', Raf...

ATP Barcelona: Two-time tournament winner Alcaraz to return to Catalonia in 2025

Adrien Guyot 12/12/2024 à 12h28

Good news for all tennis fans in Spain. During the spring of 2025, current world number 3 Carlos Alcaraz will be fine-tuning his preparations for the French Open (of which he is the defending champio...

Zverev: "I love Boris Becker".

Clément Gehl 10/12/2024 à 08h21

Alexander Zverev spoke to Tennis Magazine Germany about his coaches. He declares himself ambitious for 2025 and possibly ready to hire a new coach: "The right person has to be there. I'm not going to...

Moya on Nadal: "In 1307 matches, Nadal has never broken a racket".

Clément Gehl 02/12/2024 à 08h12

Carlos Moya, Rafael Nadal's coach from 2018 to 2024, spoke at length about his player, who is also a very close friend. He spoke of his character: "Rafa's influence on tennis will last long after his...

Moya on the Nadal-Federer rivalry: "Rafa was more motivated than ever to take the world number one spot".

Adrien Guyot 01/12/2024 à 08h25

Now retired, Rafael Nadal left his mark on tennis. Carlos Moya looks back on one of the greatest rivalries in the sport's history. In the mid-2000s, when the Spaniard was world number 2, he had only ...

Ferrer, disappointed by Nadal's farewell: "It was all a rush".

Jules Hypolite 23/11/2024 à 20h41

David Ferrer, Spain's Davis Cup captain, reflects on Rafael Nadal's controversial farewell ceremony. Nadal's career ended with a Davis Cup defeat, but his farewell ceremony was not to everyone's tast...

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