Joao Fonseca, the 18-year-old Brazilian who is enjoying a meteoric rise and is projected to be the ATP Tour’s next superstar, ...

Jan. 31-9 2025 — ABN AMRO Open, HO (Carlos Alcaraz) Feb. 7-16 2025 — Argentina Open, CO (Joao Fonseca) Feb. 7-16 2025 — Delray Beach Open, HO (Miomir Kecmanovic) Feb. 8-16 2025 — Open 13 Provence, HO ...

Former top 10 player Isner previously suggested Fonseca can win five major titles in his career, and he has backed his previous claim by suggesting that the Brazilian can challenge Sinner and Alcaraz.

No player other than Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz has dominated in Grand Slam events since last year because these The post Chris Eubanks Makes Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner Comparison While ...

Chris Eubanks recently drew a comparison between Carlos Alcaraz and Joao Fonseca, as he defended the Brazilian from criticism ...

Wimbledon experienced its hottest-ever start on a scorching Monday as temperatures climbed to 32.3 degrees Celsius and transformed the All England Club into a sizzling spectacle of sun hats, ...

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João Fonseca is enjoying a breakthrough season. The 18-year-old Brazilian claimed his maiden ATP title earlier this year and made an eye-catching Grand Slam debut by defeating then-world No 9 Andrey ...

Alexandra Eala, Joao Fonseca advance in pre-Wimbledon warm-ups The young phenoms both won at the Lexus Eastbourne Open on Monday.

Jack Draper's French Open campaign continued in style on Saturday as the Briton ended Brazilian poster boy Joao Fonseca's run with a ruthless 6-2 6-4 6-2 victory to reach the fourth round.

Jack Draper is prepared for another lively atmosphere as the British No 1 takes on rising star Joao Fonseca for a place in the French Open fourth round. Having defeated home favourite Gael Monfils ...

João Fonseca has been terrific in his first-ever French Open. The 18-year-old from Brazil made quick work of No. 30 Hubert Hurkacz in Round 1, and then whitewashed Pierre-Hugues Herbert in Round 2.