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Until now, understanding your true level in Beach Tennis could be a bit of a headache, with disparate national rankings and ITF points reserved for the elite. This spring 2026, the ITF (International Tennis Federation) is ending the confusion by officially integrating the World Tennis Number (WTN) at the heart of its sand circuit.The algorithm that analyzes your real abilityThe WTN is not a simple ranking based on accumulated points, but a real-time performance evaluation. The scale ranges from 40 (for beginner players) to 1 (for the world elite like Mattia Spoto or Rafaella Miiller). Unlike c

April 5, 2026, will remain a pivotal date in Wang Chuqin's career. By lifting the Evans Cup at the Galaxy Arena in Macau, the Chinese star not only filled one of the few gaps in his trophy cabinet but, more importantly, sent a message of absolute resilience to the rest of the world.A Fighter's Path, Not a Smooth RideWhile Wang Chuqin may seem untouchable, his Macau title was won through grit. His journey was a series of challenges:Round of 16: He knocked out France's Félix Lebrun in a high-tension match (4-2).Quarter-final: Trailing 1-3 against Slovenia's Darko Jorgic, he made a spectacular co

In modern padel, being pushed to the back of the court by an opponent's lob is no longer a death sentence. If the ball bounces high enough off the back glass, you are no longer defending: you are in a position of power. The "bajada" is that lethal weapon that allows you to punish the opposing team following a lob.The Principle: From Frustration to AggressionThe scenario is classic: you are at the net, and your opponents play a clean lob over you. You run to the back, you lose the net, and your rivals move up. This is where the bajada comes in. If the ball rises above your shoulder after hittin

The ATP calendar is shifting into its most spectacular phase. This Sunday, April 5, 2026, marks the kick-off of the Monte-Carlo Masters, the first major clay-court tournament of the season. On the courts overlooking the Mediterranean, the world's elite gather for an often perilous transition between hard courts and the red clay, with a historic stake: the world number one ranking.Alcaraz: The Momentum from MelbourneArriving in the Principality with the 2026 Australian Open trophy in his pocket, Carlos Alcaraz seems untouchable. The Spaniard, who returned to world number one after his triumph i