Harrison Baghdatis - Brisbane 2012

Tennis never really stops… or almost. Behind the endless stream of tournaments, champions must learn to stop in order to last. From Federer to Alcaraz, an investigation into those decisive few weeks when everything is at stake: rest, release, and rebirth.

Arthur Millot 13/12/2025 à 13h00

From the Hopman Cup to the United Cup: how team competitions reinvent the magic of the start of the season

Jules Hypolite 03/01/2026 à 17h03

Mythical duos, bold formats, shared emotions: the Hopman Cup paved the way, the ATP Cup tried to establish itself, and the United Cup reinvented everything. A story where tennis is experienced as a team.

Beyond the Scores: Social Media, the New Arbiter of Major Tournaments

Arthur Millot 03/01/2026 à 15h18

In a world where every exchange unfolds online and to the rhythm of stories and threads, the major tennis tournaments are no longer judged solely by their results.

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.