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Ugo Carabelli sends Monfils into the Madrid night one last time
Ugo Carabelli won 6-3, 6-4, but the match was secondary. Monfils played his last Madrid Open, shook hands at the net with a smile bigger than the result, and walked off a court he first stepped onto in 2003. That is the story
Fils conquers Barcelona to signal he is back among the best
Eight months out, two match points saved in round one, his 100th win in the semis, and now a Barcelona title on clay — Fils (No 9) beat Rublev (No 5) 6-2, 7-6 (2) and the comeback has become a title challenge. Doha and Miami were signs. Barcelona is proof.
Shelton avenges Munich final defeat to claim first European clay title
A year after losing this final to Zverev, Shelton (No 2) came back and won it 6-2, 7-5, dropping just six points on his first serve against Cobolli (No 4).
Rybakina reclaims Stuttgart crown and leads the WTA Race opening the clay seaon
Elena Rybakina (No 1 seed, world No 2) beat Karolina Muchova (No 7 seed) 7-5, 6-1 to win her second Stuttgart title and 13th career title, extending her winning streak at the Porsche Arena to eight matches.
Shelton books back-to-back Munich finals with clinical Molcan dismissal
Ben Shelton defeated Alex Molcan 6-3, 6-4 on Saturday afternoon and will face Italian Flavio Cobolli, the No 4 seed, for the title
Rublev fights back to reach first Barcelona
Cobolli stuns defending champion Zverev to reach first Munich final
Sinner’s Monte-Carlo revelation: “I am surprised in a very good way”
Sinner seizes the throne: world No. 1 after defeating Alcaraz in Monte-Carlo final
Alcaraz defends his Monte-Carlo crown and clay master reputation – with the world No. 1 ranking on the line too
Alcaraz beats Vacherot to set up the first Alcaraz-Sinner final of 2026 – with No. 1 at stake
Zverev: “When you’re not at your best, there’s no chance – he’s like a wall”
Sinner dismantles Zverev again to reach his first Monte-Carlo final
Vacherot stuns de Minaur to become the first Monégasque in a Monte-Carlo Masters semifinal
Alcaraz turns 300 wins into a statement – and Bublik says it all at the net
One day different from the next – Sinner finds his clay feet match by match
Monte-Carlo’s own Vacherot makes history and enters the top 20
Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters: Alcaraz also needed three sets to reach the last eight
37 sets, 186 days, one tiebreak – Machac ends the record, Sinner takes the match
Clay bites back: Monte Carlo’s red dirt claims another batch of victims, from Musetti to Rublev