Nalbandian Isner - Auckland 2011

The off-season period in professional tennis regularly reignites the debate about its length. On his podcast Nothing Major, John Isner went against the grain by stating that this period is not as impo...

Podcasts: The Surprising Career Change for Some Tennis Players

Clément Gehl 09/12/2025 à 16h36

Once retired, tennis players often move on to new and very different horizons. While the majority transition into roles as coaches or TV consultants, some engage in a completely different activity: po...

"I loved watching them face off": Isner opens up about the legendary rivalry between Sampras and Agassi

Jules Hypolite 06/12/2025 à 20h34

During the 1990s and into the early 2000s, the all-American rivalry between Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi profoundly marked tennis history. Diametrically opposed, the two champions battled for the bi...

"A bigger TV, that doesn't exist in Europe?": The photo of Alcaraz's living room that shocks American stars

Arthur Millot 26/11/2025 à 15h56

Even before the Davis Cup made Europe vibrate a third time under the Italian flag, a snapshot diverted the fans' attention: Carlos Alcaraz, sitting on a small sofa, watching Spain-Germany in his livi...

Mental strength, movement, return: the unpredictable Bublik gives us his perfect player

Arthur Millot 25/11/2025 à 11h30

Alexander Bublik is the kind of player who doesn't leave anyone indifferent. Known for his fiery temperament, he is capable of the best and the worst on the court. But in 2025, it's mostly the best o...

"The Guys Don't Care": Isner and Querrey Criticize the Current Version of the Davis Cup

Jules Hypolite 23/11/2025 à 17h36

As the 2025 Davis Cup comes to an end this Sunday with an Italy–Spain final, the competition's format has been widely criticized throughout the week, both by the players involved and by other tennis s...

A Semi-Final at the ATP Finals with Just One Group Stage Win: De Minaur Joins a Very Exclusive Club at the Masters

Adrien Guyot 14/11/2025 à 11h24

Alex De Minaur will play in the ATP Finals semi-finals for the very first time in his career. Despite his two initial losses, the Australian benefited from a favorable scenario this Thursday on the fi...

ATP Finals: 4 non-European players, a first since 2005

Arthur Millot 10/11/2025 à 15h41

For the first time since 2005, half of the ATP Finals lineup comes from outside Europe. For the past two decades, the ATP Finals had almost become an exclusive showcase for the European giants. Feder...