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Alcaraz revelling in Indian Wells conditions: “I like playing with a bit of wind”
The Spaniard is chasing a third straight BNP Paribas Open title
March 13, 1988: The day Gabriela Sabatini defeated Steffi Graf for the first time
Every day Tennis Majors takes you back in time to celebrate a great moment in tennis history. Today, we go back to 1988 to witness how Gabriela Sabatini finally the defeated the world No 1, Steffi Graf, after having lost their first 11 encounters
March 13, 1996: The day world No 1 Thomas Muster suffered another early exit
Every day, Tennis Majors looks back at the biggest moments in tennis history. On March 13, 1996, world No 1 Thomas Muster was beaten by Adrian Voinea in Indian Wells
March 12, 1996: The day Chanda Rubin upset the returning Jennifer Capriati in Indian Wells
Each day, Tennis Majors takes you back in time to an important moment in tennis history. On this day, March 12, 1996, Chanda Rubin temporarily halted Jennifer Capriati's comeback with a victory in Indian Wells with a third round win
March 11, 1991: The day Monica Seles put an end to Steffi Graf’s 186-week-long reign as world No 1
Each day, Tennis Majors takes you back in time to an important moment in tennis history. On March 11, 1991, Monica Seles became the youngest world No 1 in tennis history
From sinking ship to gladiator: rejuvenated Tsitsipas back to his best
March 10, 2008: The day Roger Federer beat his idol Pete Sampras in an exhibition
“It’s a title I’m getting used to” – Keys adjusting to tour life as a new Grand Slam champion
March 9, 1980: The day John McEnroe lost for the second time to Argentina in a Davis Cup tie
Players say Indian Wells playing even slower after surface change
March 8, 1980: The day Jose-Luis Clerc got the better of John McEnroe in Davis Cup epic
March 8, 2015: the day Leonardo Mayer defeated Joao Souza in the longest Davis Cup singles match of all time
Fonseca adjusting to new fame: “Two years ago it was me asking for autographs””
Djokovic says he wants Murray to continue as coach until Wimbledon, at least
Serbia, Left-handed, Jan Oblak: Everything you always wanted to know about Olga Danilovic (but never had time to find out)
“A bit heartbreaking just because I thought I’d figured it out” – Kyrgios
Kokk, Australian Open, Special Ks: Everything you always wanted to know about Thanasi Kokkinakis (but never had time to find out)