Tennis · World
Alcaraz hace saltar todas las alarmas en Tokio a 'palos'
"¡16 puntos. Esto no. Es imposible jugar así, es imposible", se quejaba Carlos Alcaraz. Sí, todo un campeón del ATP 500 de Tokio perdiendo dieciséis puntos consecutivos. Recibió tres juegos en blanco, entregó un set que dominaba por 5-3 con dos dobles faltas seguidas. Una crisis del murciano que explotó un excelente Jaume Munar, atento a cuqluier opción.
Related stories
How District 10's girls team tennis champions fared for their PIAA openers
Cathedral Prep extended the team portion of its 2026 season with a PIAA Class 2A win that followed…
Stan Wawrinka, triple ganador de torneos de Grand Slam, puso fin a su larga carrera
El veterano ex número tres del mundo, puso fin a su larga carrera a los 41 años, tras…
Mayo romps in girls tennis state quarterfinals
Oct. 27—MINNEAPOLIS — The No. 1 ranked and three-time defending state champion Mayo girls tennis team put on…
Hoggard girls tennis repeats as 8A East champions, sets up state title rematch
Hoggard girls tennis is heading to the state championship for the second straight year. Here's how the Vikings…
Foley edges Lake City in first round of girls tennis state tournament
Oct. 27—MINNEAPOLIS — Lake City dropped a heartbreaker to Foley in the first round of the Class 1A…
The ATP player who was the first ever official world number one and won seven Grand Slams in his career
Alexander Zverev has the opportunity to achieve the world number one ranking for the first time in his…