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Taking down Rafael Nadal on clay has long been considered one of the toughest challenges in tennis, and perhaps even in sport as a whole. The Spaniard claimed a record 63 titles on the surface, finishing his career with a remarkable 90% win rate on clay courts.
This week’s Games of the Week to watch in Pueblo features lots of options from golf, volleyball, tennis, baseball and more.
Spain’s next big thing in tennisAs Rafael Nadal’s time at the top of tennis began to wind down, it didn’t take long for Spain to find its next superstar. Carlos Alcaraz has already made a massive impact on the ATP Tour, and he’s only 22 years old.
One of the biggest wins of Flavio Cobolli’s career was also one of the most emotional days of his life.
Apr. 18—PIpestone on Friday evening at the Huether Family Match Pointe indoor facility. LQPV/DB won 7-0. Matches were only played at Nos. 1, 2 and 3 singles. Pipestone forfeit the rest of the points. At No. 1, LQPV/D-B's Hudson Giese beat the Arrows' Brady Dunn 6-1, 6-2. At No. 2, Aidan Menn
Arizona men’s tennis falls to TCU in Big 12 Tournament final
Carlos Alcaraz is currently injured and trying to get healthy for tennis‘s next Grand Slam, Roland Garros beginning in mid May. In the meantime, his French Open kit somehow has been leaked (either intentionally or unintentionally.) Many did not like…
Alex Eala’s rise in tennis has been remarkable, transforming from a relative unknown into a recognisable figure on the global stage. That’s largely due to her loyal following, who consistently show up for her regardless of where she plays or what’s at stake.
Juan Martin del Potro’s career was one of the great what-ifs in tennis, with injuries playing a huge part in how his story unfolded. The Argentinian star picked up a Grand Slam title but could have added several more had he managed to stay healthy.