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Who Had a Better 2024 Season – Jannik Sinner or Carlos Alcaraz?

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Of course. After reviewing their 2024 seasons, the clear and consensus answer is that Jannik Sinner had a definitively better season than Carlos Alcaraz. While Alcaraz had monumental, career-defining highs, Sinner’s season was characterized by unparalleled consistency, a meteoric rise to the world’s top ranking, and a superior head-to-head record. Here is a detailed breakdown of […]

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The Biggest Men’s Tennis Tournaments of 2025 And the Champions Who Conquered Them

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  The 2025 men’s tennis season delivered one of the most electrifying calendars in recent years. From the Grand Slams to the Masters 1000 series, the year showcased dominant champions, shocking upsets, and new breakthroughs that reshaped the ATP landscape. Below is a clear rundown of the top 15 tournaments of the season and the

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Italy Makes it a Three-Peat, Clinches Davis Cup Title Against Spain

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In a stunning display of depth and resilience, Italy has been crowned Davis Cup champion for the third consecutive year, securing a hard-fought victory over a tenacious Spanish squad in Bologna. The final, played on Sunday, saw the Italians triumph without their talisman, Jannik Sinner, proving the team’s strength runs deep. Spain was similarly missing

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No Alcaraz, no problem as Spain fight to keep Davis Cup dream alive

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A “heartbroken” Carlos Alcaraz was forced to withdraw from Spain’s squad on Tuesday after the new world number one was advised to rest due to swelling in his right hamstring. Without their star player, Spain’s campaign began uncertainly as big-serving Jakub Mensik, firing 20 aces, powered past Pablo Carreno Busta 7-5, 6-4. But world number

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Zverev Fires Germany to Semi-Finals in Davis Cup Thriller

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World number three Alexander Zverev led Germany into the Davis Cup semi-finals on Thursday, anchoring a hard-fought 2-1 comeback victory over Argentina in a tie decided by a dramatic doubles match. The crucial win sets up a semi-final clash with Spain on Saturday. Germany’s campaign in Bologna started with a setback after Argentina’s Tomas Etcheverry

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German Grit Prevails: Krawietz and Puetz Save Three Match Points to Stun Argentina in Davis Cup Epic

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BOLOGNA, Italy – In a heart-stopping display of resilience, Germany’s Davis Cup team clawed its way into the semi-finals on Thursday, defeating Argentina 2-1 in a quarter-final tie that was decided by a monumental doubles battle, culminating in a final-set tie-break for the ages. The victory, sealed after a grueling two-hour and 31-minute doubles contest, sets

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The Great Backhand Divide: Analyzing the Two-Handed Dominance in Modern Professional Tennis

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The tennis backhand, a stroke often described as the barometer of a player’s nerve and precision, is the subject of one of the sport’s most enduring and emotionally charged debates: the viability of the elegant one-handed backhand (OHBH) against the efficient, powerful two-handed backhand (THBH). This comprehensive analysis explores the biomechanical, statistical, and strategic factors

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Forgotten Grand Slams: The Tournaments That Molded Tennis History

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  When we think about the absolute peak of tennis, four tournaments instantly come to mind: the Australian Open, the French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open. These are the Grand Slams everyone recognizes worldwide – the ultimate challenges testing a player’s skill, stamina, and mental toughness. The champions who win these events become legends,

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