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#NextGenATP Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz, 16, broke through on the ATP Tour in February, beating 2017 Monte-Carlo finalist Albert Ramos-Vinolas in Rio de Janeiro 7-6(2), 4-6, 7-6(2) to become the youngest player to win an ATP 500 match in series history (since 2009) and the youngest Spaniard to win an ATP Tour match since Rafael Nadal at 2002 Mallorca. Alcaraz is coached by former World No. 1 Juan Carlos Ferrero, who spoke to ATPTour.com about what it’s like to work with a rising star, which ...

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Andre Agassi had a big decision to make ahead of the 1994 Miami final. When he walked into the locker room that day, his opponent, Pete Sampras, was suffering on the floor due to stomach illness. It seemed clear Sampras would not be prepared to take the court on time, which would give Agassi the title, the FedEx ATP Ranking points that came with lifting the trophy, and the champions prize money. It wasnt his fault Sampras was ill. I woke up at 7 feeling nauseated, heaving and gagging. I...

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Your favourite players are all finding ways to stay busy and remain in shape while doing their part to flatten the curve. From Jo-Wilfried Tsongas new family band to Novak Djokovic’s homemade costume, find out how the biggest names in tennis are keeping active. Tsonga didnt need to look far when he needed someone to accompany him on drums. Please make noise for the new duo of the year ?????? #TsongaTeam #Family #StayHome #RESTEZCHEZVOUS #TennisAtHome ???? @atptour pi...

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Cristian Garin has proven himself a clay-court stalwart over the past two seasons, winning all four of his ATP Tour titles on the surface. The former junior Grand Slam titlist has quickly established himself among the world’s best, and he is currently the No. 2 South American, trailing only Argentina’s Diego Schwartzman, who is World No. 13 ATPTour.com looks at five things you should know about Garin. [ATP APP] 1) Garin is at his career-high FedEx ATP Ranking Garin enjoyed a br...

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Former World No. 3 Milos Raonic has increasingly become interested in art, and his great uncle was an artist from Montenegro. He has enjoyed visiting art galleries or going to art shows that have coincided with the ATP Tour’s schedule. But during the coronavirus pandemic, the Canadian has been staying inside. ATPTour.com spoke to the 29-year-old to find out how he’s been keeping busy, his advice and more. [TENNIS AT HOME] What movie would you recommend and why The Talented Mr....

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Looking to satisfy your tennis cravings ESPN2 is providing a 22-hour marathon on Saturday that features six epic Grand Slam matches between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. The matches can also be viewed on the ESPN app. Nadal currently leads their ATP Head2Head rivalry 24-16 and has won 10 of their 14 Grand Slam battles. Federer picked up three of his Grand Slam victories at Wimbledon. Federer-Nadal Marathon Schedule (all times EST on 28 March) ...

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While the pandemic caused by COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc around the world, some of the biggest stars on the ATP Tour have thrown themselves into providing aid during this difficult situation. Juan Sebastian Cabal, No. 2 in the FedEx ATP Doubles Rankings, launched an initiative with his brother to help the most vulnerable people in his hometown of Cali, Colombia. Cabal is promoting a campaign on social media to raise funds for buying food in local markets and delivering it to families in ...

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