Verdasco Lorenzi - Madrid 2018

The stakes are getting higher at the Madrid tournament. This Wednesday, April 30, will feature the women's quarterfinals and the last matches of the men's round of 16. On Manolo Santana Court, the da...

Stats: Draper Gains a Spot in ATP Rankings and Becomes the Second Left-Hander This Century to Reach Top 6 Since Nadal

Arthur Millot 07/04/2025 à 08h53

Draper moves from 7th to 6th in the ATP rankings. He surpasses Casper Ruud and becomes the second left-handed player this century to break into the ATP top 6. Left-handers in the ATP top 10 since 2...

Lorenzi on Alcaraz's Situation: "If Ferrero Stops Having an Impact, Carlos Will Need a Second Voice"

Arthur Millot 02/04/2025 à 16h01

Carlos Alcaraz's recent performances have left some commentators skeptical. With Sinner absent due to a doping suspension, the Spaniard should have asserted his dominance on the tour. However, afte...

Verdasco on Alcaraz and Sinner: "It's going to be a long road if they want to win as many Grand Slams as the Big 3".

Adrien Guyot 25/02/2025 à 13h18

During the Doha tournament last week, Fernando Verdasco played the last doubles match of his career alongside Novak Djokovic. The 41-year-old Spaniard, former world No. 7 and winner of seven ATP Tour...

Nadal pays tribute to Verdasco: "We had some great battles".

Clément Gehl 20/02/2025 à 07h00

Fernando Verdasco is now officially retired from tennis, following his defeat at the Doha doubles tournament, where he was partnered by Novak Djokovic. Many players paid tribute to the former world N...

Verdasco talks about his vision of the Big 3: "You have to imagine how difficult it was to win a Grand Slam or even a Masters 1000."

Jules Hypolite 19/02/2025 à 21h30

Fernando Verdasco bid farewell to the world of professional tennis after a doubles defeat in Doha alongside Novak Djokovic. In comments reported by L'Equipe, the Madrid native spoke of the Big 3 (Fed...

Verdasco officially retired after doubles defeat with Djokovic in Doha

Jules Hypolite 19/02/2025 à 17h14

At the age of 41, Fernando Verdasco put an end this Wednesday to a professional career spanning more than twenty years on the ATP circuit. Paired in doubles with Novak Djokovic in Doha, the two men l...

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