Hewitt Roddick - US Open 2001

Tennis Never Stops… Or Almost. Behind the Chain of Tournaments, Champions Must Learn to Stop to Last. From Federer to Alcaraz, Investigation into These Decisive Few Weeks Where Everything is at Stake: Rest, Relaxation, Rebirth.

Tennis: The Lesser-Known Truths About the Off-Season, Between Rest, Stress, and Physical Survival

Arthur Millot 13/12/2025 à 13h00

Between Total Disconnection and Intensive Work, the Off-Season is a Crucial Period to Prepare for a Long Season on the Circuit.

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.

Rublev, 19 ans, est le plus jeune quart de finaliste à New York depuis Roddick en 2001 (19 ans et 1 jour)

AFP 04/09/2017 à 21h56

Joint uncertain to face Norway? "She's trying to rest as much as possible," says Australian captain Hewitt

Adrien Guyot 02/01/2026 à 11h05

Blow for Australia before the United Cup: Maya Joint, world number 32, is sick and absent from media. Her captain Lleyton Hewitt remains optimistic, but suspense remains before the match against Norway.

"I'm very confident for him": Roddick announces Medvedev's big comeback in 2026

Arthur Millot 01/01/2026 à 14h31

Despite a nightmarish season in Grand Slams, Andy Roddick was optimistic about Daniil Medvedev's 2026 season.

Roddick on Rybakina: 'She can win a Grand Slam, without a doubt'

Clément Gehl 31/12/2025 à 11h33

In his podcast 'Served', Andy Roddick didn't mince words: for him, Elena Rybakina is the player to watch in 2026. The former world number 1 sees the Kazakh as the future queen of Grand Slams, ahead of Sabalenka, Swiatek, and Gauff.