For setting, emotion, drama, joy, heartache, shot-making, atmosphere—everything that goes into a great tennis match—nothing topped this duel of the Cinderellas.

“You can never be bigger than the game,” Roger Federer once said, and the transition has been a surprisingly smooth one.

If the official penalties were fairly small, the damage—emotional, psychological, reputational—to both was significant. The damage to tennis is also significant.

“He never sets limits, and always wants to improve," said the rejuvenated Matteo Berrettini, who was also a key contributor in Malaga.

Two of the Big Four fired a shocking opening salvo for the 2025 season.

The Spaniard showed how far fighting spirit and full-throttle effort can take an athlete.

Captain David Ferrer has many lineup possibilities to consider at Rafa's farewell event in Malaga.

With his supercharged pace and nerveless precision, the Italian looks like the new men’s standard-setter.

The world No. 1 already has a win over the American this week during the round robin stage.

Will both players with undefeated round robin records this week advance to the championship match in Turin?

On Wednesday, we saw some of his best in a 31-winner victory over Andrey Rublev.