Stepanek Berdych - Paris 2005

Tomas Berdych hasn't left the world of tennis. The Czech, former world number 4, was Jiri Lehecka's coach before the two men ended their collaboration. The 2010 Wimbledon finalist is now captain of t...

Berdych on the Sinner-Alcaraz rivalry: "It can only be good for tennis".

Adrien Guyot 19/12/2024 à 09h47

Tomas Berdych talks about the new generation. The former Czech player, who reached the Wimbledon final in 2010 and world No. 4 in 2015, talked about the evolution of the game and the budding rivalry ...

Berdych: "I was very lucky to play against the Big Four".

Elio Valotto 18/12/2024 à 17h01

Tomas Berdych is a great tennis player. Known for his powerful, efficient tennis, the Czech is one of those players with immense potential whose career has been held back by the presence of the 'Big F...

The area of the game that Sinner fine-tuned before the Masters

Jules Hypolite 04/11/2024 à 23h38

Jannik Sinner, who arrived in Turin yesterday ahead of the start of the ATP Finals, will be starting out as the favorite in front of his home crowd. Having missed out on Paris due to a virus, the Ita...

Berdych takes over as head of the Czech Davis Cup team!

Elio Valotto 15/09/2024 à 16h30

The Czech Republic's recent Davis Cup fiasco was a harbinger of things to come. Having come bottom of their group with no wins, and despite having two of the world's top tennis prospects in their ran...

Korda remembers: "That's why I started playing tennis".

Elio Valotto 07/08/2024 à 18h03

Sebastian Korda is having a satisfying 2024 season, especially since the arrival of grass. Surprised from the start at Wimbledon, he had previously reached the final at Bois-le-Duc before playing in ...

Retrospective #1: The day Federer won the only blue clay tournament in history.

Elio Valotto 13/05/2024 à 16h14

That was just 12 years ago. On May 13, 2012, Roger Federer had won one of the most controversial tournaments in tennis history. Since its first appearance on clay in 2009, the Madrid Masters 1000 has...

Dominic Thiem, the story of a shooting star - Portrait

Elio Valotto 10/05/2024 à 20h11

At just 30 years of age, Dominic Thiem will be calling time on his career. As the Austrian announced on Friday, he will no longer play on the ATP circuit after the 2024 season. Unthinkable a few years...

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Humbert ready for the challenge against Zverev: "I know I can beat him".

Pegula complains about conditions on Rod Laver Arena: "It was slower than on clay".