Neither Alcaraz nor Sinner: Sabalenka’s powerful arm
Iga Swiatek's consistency in recent times is probably unmatched. But there is Aryna Sabalenka, trying to knock on the door ...
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The risky path, the best path for Paula Badosa
One of the keys (if not the most important) to Paula Badosa's progress, which is now gaining prominence in New ...
Paula Badosa discovers the happy eighth of New York
Fingers in the sky, Paula Badosa celebrates in the centre of the Louis Armstrong after a fierce battle with the ...
The crazy nights of the US Open, or where anything can happen
New York, as we know, is a city of cities where for three years there has been a common denominator, ...
The blessed carom of Sorribes and Bucsa: a circumstantial link that shines in the Games
There has been much talk at these Games about the duo formed by Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz, until the ...
Krejcikova’s resurgence is Paolini’s sorrow, also defeated at the end of Wimbledon
Wimbledon Women - final - This last women's Wimbledon final will not be remembered for its rather low-level level, but ...
It is bad to suffer; it is very good to have suffered.
Between Friday and Saturday, Wimbledon gave us the satisfaction of seeing three of our representatives, Paula Badosa, Roberto Bautista and ...
Paula Badosa: “Sometimes you have to take a beating to get ahead”
Paula Badosa has been fighting a major battle for over a year, that of continuing a career that has been ...
Jessica Bouzas’ blossoming shakes La Catedral
It is a gaze in orbit. And Jessica Bouzas bites at every shot, surprising, winning (6-4 and 6-2, in 66 ...
Poker under her arm, Swiatek establishes herself as Nadal’s heir
Roland Garros Women - final - He wonders planet tennis For years now there has been someone capable of achieving ...