Unseeded Naomi Osaka rallies past Belinda Bencic to reach Miami final
Naomi Osaka’s eyes welled with tears when her match ended, an all-too-familiar scene for her in recent years.
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Pedro Martínez logra su primera victoria en Montecarlo
En un partido tenso y con alguna polémica, logró estrenar su casillero de victorias en el Masters 1.000 de al ganar en dos sets a Ugo Humbert (6-4 y 7-6 (5) en 2h30). El valenciano de 28 años y 45º del mundo se sacó la espina de su primera participación el año pasado, cuando después de perder en la segunda ronda de la previa contra el argentino Federico Delbonis entró al cuadro principal como repescado, pero tuvo que retirarse en su debut ante Tommy Paul cuando caía por 1-4. El martes se medirá con el polaco Hubert Hurkacz.
Wawrinka beaten on tour return in Monte Carlo
Three-time grand slam champion Stan Wawrinka made a losing return to the ATP Tour after a 13-month injury-enforced absence as he was beaten by Alexander Bublik in the first round of the Monte Carlo Masters.
SA's Lloyd Harris is now ranked above Roger Federer in ATP rankings
South African tennis ace Lloyd Harris has moved past legendary Swiss Roger Federer in the latest ATP Tour rankings.
Carlos Alcaraz received phone call from King of Spain after winning Miami Open
Future tennis royalty came into contact with an actual king when Spanish starlet Carlos Alcaraz received a phone call from his country's monarch. King Felipe was one of those who contacted the teenager to congratulate him after his Miami Open success on Sunday.
¿Cuánto dinero se lleva Alcaraz de premio por ganar el Miami Open?
Carlos Alcaraz es el nuevo campeón del y, por ello, resulta ser el jugador más agradecido en cuanto a premio económico se refiere. En total se reparten cerca de 7,7 millones de euros (concretamente, 8.584.055 dólares), lo que es un incremento notable con la cifra del año pasado, cuando fueron 6.687.000 dólares a distribuir.
Carlos Alcaraz ready to win a Grand Slam 'this year' in warning to Nadal and Djokovic
Carlos Alcaraz is setting his sights high after making history as the youngest man ever to win the Miami Open. The 18-year-old now believes he has the ability to win his first Grand Slam title as early as this year, threatening Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal's attempts to continue their race for the most Major titles with Djokovic on 20 and Nadal on 21.
Nick Kyrgios fined £26k for another outburst as Murray and Raducanu suffer early losses
The Miami Open came to an end on Sunday with 18-year-old Carlos Alcaraz crowned the champion as the youngest man ever to do so. It came one day after Iga Swiatek picked up the title making her the youngest woman ever to complete the 'Sunshine Double', having also won Indian Wells just two weeks prior.