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ANALYSIS: Scintillating Sinner surpasses 10,000 ranking point mark for second consecutive season, but trails Novak Djokovic's irreversible record

The fabled 10,000 ranking point mark is very challenging to reach to, with only the greatest ATP players being able to camber that high. In recent times Jannik Sinner has proven to be worthy of this, with him becoming just the second player ever to surpass the target in consecutive seasons since the...Novak Djokovic Read Article

Alejandro Tabilo's Programming to Rechallenge Novak Djokovic

The national tennis player, who defeated the former number one in the world in his only two clashes, will again be measured with the Serbian this Tuesday by the eighth finals of Athens' ATP 250.Novak Djokovic · Chile Read Article

Valentin Royer Almost Finished with His Gargantuan Season: "at One Point, You Have to Raise Your Head a Bit"

Very intense player, author of a remarkable 2025 season, Valentin Royer (56th ATP), beaten in three innings by Cameron Norrie (6-3, 6-7 [2], 6-3) Monday at the Metz tournament, is the top 100 player who played the most matches this year. He will soon blow a little.Sports · France Read Article

Ignacio Buse vs. Miguel Tobón en Vivo: Face for the First Round of Challenger Lima 3

Ignacio Buse (109 ATP) will return to competition when in front of the Colombian Miguel Tobón (517 ATP), in match corresponding to the first round of Challenguer Lima 3.The first Peruvian racket will come out as the favorite and in case he wins will face the Brazilian Joao Reis Da Silva (211), who defeated the Argentine Lautaro Midón.Since its integration in 1994, no Peruvian representative has managed to win the Challenguer of Lima. Ignacio Bus…ATP Tour · Lima Read Article

Pedro Cachin, a Tennis Worker, Retires: "Forty-Eight of the World, It's Said Easy but It's not."

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After a year of struggling with physical problems, the Cordobes who reached the top 50 decided to hang the racket. "It was an unforgettable trip," he wrote on his networks.Tennis · Buenos Aires Read Article

David Ferrer, in the Cope Party: "Davidovich Told Me that if I Didn't Go on the First List, Don't Count on Him"

Juanma Castaño spoke with David Ferrer, captain of the Spanish Davis Cup team, to talk about Davidovich’s low polemic, second best Spanish tennis player in the ATP ranking, in the final. Spain is in the final to 8 because he won: - Switzerland, in Biel, on February 1 and 2. Pedro Martínez and Jaume Munar were there and won decisive points. Alejandro Davidovich was summoned and an injury in the psoas pulled him off the list, but ... the next day,…ATP Tour · Marbella Read Article

ATP roundup: Alexandre Muller rallies in third set to prevail in Athens

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Fifth-seeded Frenchman Alexandre Muller shook off a loss of serve while trying to win the match and a match point against in the deciding set's 12th game and rallied to edge Germany's Jan-Lennard Struff 6-3, 2-6, 7-6 (6) in the…ATP Tour · Greece Read Article

Umpire and Electronic Line-Calling System Make Extraordinary Error in Athens

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One of 2025's worst umpiring mistakes occurred at the 2025 Athens Open, where Miomir Kecmanovic was somehow awarded a point despite clearly hitting a shot wide. Electronic line-calling is now used at most ATP and WTA tournaments on the calendar. Some 250-level events still use line judges, but that...Tennis · Serbia See the Story

From 3rd Down, Closer to the 1000th Post than Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz

Until a few months ago, the German Alexander Zverev fought from you to you with Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz for the first square of the ATP ranking; however, that balance is history, for the wide dominance in the most important tournaments in the world of Italian and Spanish, remembering that they faced in the three recent Grand Slam finals: Roland Garros, Wimbledon and US Open. That contundity has opened a significant gap with the rest of …Carlos Alcaraz · Italy Read Article

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Pedro Cachin, a Tennis Worker, Retires: "Forty-Eight of the World, It's Said Easy but It's not."

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