Virtanen Paul - Lugano 2022

Right after the end of Wimbledon, the European tennis season will continue on clay, starting with the tournaments in Gstaad and Bastad. Last year, Matteo Berrettini won in Gstaad before triumphing ...

Korda eliminated by Virtanen in Marseille

Adrien Guyot 10/02/2025 à 19h36

Number 5 seed at the Open 13 Provence, Sebastian Korda didn't make it past the first round in Bouches-du-Rhône. The American, ranked 23rd in the world, lost his opening match to Otto Virtanen, 98th i...

First French son qualifies for Australian Open second round

Adrien Guyot 12/01/2025 à 05h12

Arthur Fils answers the call. On this first day of the Australian Open, the number 20 seed is the first French player to qualify for the second round. However, it was not all plain sailing for the 20...

Australian Open: Sunday's schedule

Jules Hypolite 11/01/2025 à 20h35

We're almost there. The first Grand Slam of the season kicks off in a few hours' time in Melbourne, and promises to be a great fortnight of tennis, with its share of exploits, spectacular exchanges an...

Australian Open: Zverev and Sabalenka headline Sunday's action

Jules Hypolite 09/01/2025 à 16h25

The Australian Open now plays its first round on three different days, as does the French Open. However, it's well known that star players don't necessarily like to start on a Sunday, and often prefe...

Switzerland unveils its United Cup roster

Clément Gehl 24/12/2024 à 06h38

Switzerland will play in the United Cup from December 27 to January 5 in Sydney. Their list has been unveiled and the players called up are Belinda Bencic, Remy Bertola, Dominic Stricker, Conny Perrin...

De Minaur makes a successful return to competition!

Elio Valotto 27/08/2024 à 23h28

A successful return to the stage for Alex De Minaur. We had left the Australian in tears. Injuring himself on his winning match point in his Wimbledon Round of 16 match against Arthur Fils (6-2, 6-4...

As he bids farewell to the French Open, Thiem thanks the fans: "Thank you for all the memories, they will last a lifetime"

Elio Valotto 22/05/2024 à 13h36

Dominic Thiem has said farewell to the French Open. Beaten by Otta Virtanen (6-2, 7-5), the Austrian, twice a finalist at Porte d'Auteuil, will never set foot on Parisian clay again. Following his de...

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