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Paula Badosa and Stefanos Tsitsipas at the Australian Open 2025. Photo: Getty

Tsitsipas sends a beautiful message to Badosa after her defeat in Australia

A few hours after Paula Badosa lost in the semifinals of the 2025 Australian Open to her close friend Aryna Sabalenka, social media served as a platform for the Spanish player to reflect on the beauty of life. Despite the defeat, Badosa is experiencing one of her best moments, as just a few months ago, reaching this stage seemed almost impossible due to her back issues. "Today I find myself enjoying every moment, big or small, realizing the value of this journey. Success is not just about the destination but about every step, every lesson, and every connection along the way. And for that, I am deeply grateful," wrote the Catalan. Joining in on this beautiful reflection is Stefanos Tsitsipas, always supporting Paula in every step forward or backward: "You are not just playing tennis. You are playing life, and you are winning at both."

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Paula Badosa at the Billie Jean King Cup 2024. Photo: Getty

BJKC 2025: Spain to face Czech Republic and Brazil in the group stage

This afternoon, the draw for the group stage of the Billie Jean King Cup 2025 took place, so we now know who Spain will face the week of April 7. Czech Republic and Brazil will be the teams to beat for the Spanish women in Group B, where the Spanish team is placed, with Czech Republic hosting the matches. Remember that the group winner will qualify for the Final 8, to be held in November in Shenzhen (China), a city that replaces Malaga.

 

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Madison Keys at the Australian Open 2025. Photo: Getty

Keys and some surprising data after sneaking into the Australian final

Madison Keys will return to a Grand Slam final after 8 years from the first and only time she achieved it at the US Open in 2017. On that occasion, she was defeated by Sloane Stephens, and this time she will want to lift her first title at the Australian Open at the expense of Aryna Sabalenka. Her qualification for the final in Melbourne implies several things, such as being the player with the largest gap between her first two times in this round of a Slam in the Open Era, surpassing Amélie Mauresmo (7 years). Furthermore, at 29 years old, she has become the oldest female singles player to be a finalist at the Australian Open after Serena (36 years) and Venus Williams (37 years) in 2017.

 

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Keys, on track after defeating Swiatek: "Both of us were battling nerves." Photo: Getty

Keys on track after defeating Swiatek: "We were both fighting against the nerves"

Madison Keys caused a major upset against Iga Swiatek by defeating her in the semifinal of the 2025 Australian Open. These were the words of the American after sealing the victory: "I'm still trying to understand what happened. I'm in the final. The match was played at a very high level. She played very well. I was trying to fight to stay in there. The third set was a real battle. Being able to be in the final is incredible, I'm super happy to be in Saturday's final. Even though I lost the first set, I feel like I was playing better towards the end of the first set. Did she have a match point? Being able to keep fighting is simply amazing. In the end, I felt like both of us were battling nerves, it was about who could get that last point, and I'm happy that it was me."

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The Billie Jean King Cup moves to China until 2027. Photo: Getty

The Billie Jean King Cup moves to China until 2027

Rumors had been circulating for months, but it is now official that the Billie Jean King Cup will be held in China from 2025 to 2027, specifically in the city of Shenzhen. In recent seasons, the women's team competition had been played in Seville and Málaga, but the future is far from the Andalusia region. "This shows our commitment to bringing the passion and excitement of team tennis between nations to markets around the world," said Billie Jean King herself.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La Billie Jean King Cup se muda a China hasta 2027

Paula Badosa and Stefanos Tsitsipas at the Australian Open 2025. Photo: Getty

Tsitsipas sends a beautiful message to Badosa after her defeat in Australia

A few hours after Paula Badosa lost in the semifinals of the 2025 Australian Open to her close friend Aryna Sabalenka, social media served as a platform for the Spanish player to reflect on the beauty of life. Despite the defeat, Badosa is experiencing one of her best moments, as just a few months ago, reaching this stage seemed almost impossible due to her back issues. "Today I find myself enjoying every moment, big or small, realizing the value of this journey. Success is not just about the destination but about every step, every lesson, and every connection along the way. And for that, I am deeply grateful," wrote the Catalan. Joining in on this beautiful reflection is Stefanos Tsitsipas, always supporting Paula in every step forward or backward: "You are not just playing tennis. You are playing life, and you are winning at both."

stefanos tsitsipas and paula badosa

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Tsitsipas le manda un precioso mensaje a Badosa tras su derrota en Australia

Madison Keys at the Australian Open 2025. Photo: Getty

Keys and some surprising data after sneaking into the Australian final

Madison Keys will return to a Grand Slam final after 8 years from the first and only time she achieved it at the US Open in 2017. On that occasion, she was defeated by Sloane Stephens, and this time she will want to lift her first title at the Australian Open at the expense of Aryna Sabalenka. Her qualification for the final in Melbourne implies several things, such as being the player with the largest gap between her first two times in this round of a Slam in the Open Era, surpassing Amélie Mauresmo (7 years). Furthermore, at 29 years old, she has become the oldest female singles player to be a finalist at the Australian Open after Serena (36 years) and Venus Williams (37 years) in 2017.

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Keys y algunos datos sorprendentes después de colarse en la final de Australia

Paula Badosa at the Billie Jean King Cup 2024. Photo: Getty

BJKC 2025: Spain to face Czech Republic and Brazil in the group stage

This afternoon, the draw for the group stage of the Billie Jean King Cup 2025 took place, so we now know who Spain will face the week of April 7. Czech Republic and Brazil will be the teams to beat for the Spanish women in Group B, where the Spanish team is placed, with Czech Republic hosting the matches. Remember that the group winner will qualify for the Final 8, to be held in November in Shenzhen (China), a city that replaces Malaga.

 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, BJKC 2025: España se enfrentará a Chequia y Brasil en la fase de grupos

Keys, on track after defeating Swiatek: "Both of us were battling nerves." Photo: Getty

Keys on track after defeating Swiatek: "We were both fighting against the nerves"

Madison Keys caused a major upset against Iga Swiatek by defeating her in the semifinal of the 2025 Australian Open. These were the words of the American after sealing the victory: "I'm still trying to understand what happened. I'm in the final. The match was played at a very high level. She played very well. I was trying to fight to stay in there. The third set was a real battle. Being able to be in the final is incredible, I'm super happy to be in Saturday's final. Even though I lost the first set, I feel like I was playing better towards the end of the first set. Did she have a match point? Being able to keep fighting is simply amazing. In the end, I felt like both of us were battling nerves, it was about who could get that last point, and I'm happy that it was me."

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Keys, en pista tras ganar a Swiatek: "Las dos luchábamos contra los nervios"

The Billie Jean King Cup moves to China until 2027. Photo: Getty

The Billie Jean King Cup moves to China until 2027

Rumors had been circulating for months, but it is now official that the Billie Jean King Cup will be held in China from 2025 to 2027, specifically in the city of Shenzhen. In recent seasons, the women's team competition had been played in Seville and Málaga, but the future is far from the Andalusia region. "This shows our commitment to bringing the passion and excitement of team tennis between nations to markets around the world," said Billie Jean King herself.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La Billie Jean King Cup se muda a China hasta 2027

Sabalenka secures the number one spot in the world after Swiatek's defeat. Photo: Getty

Sabalenka secures world number one spot after Swiatek's defeat

The battle for the number one spot in the WTA Ranking was intensifying as the 2025 Australian Open progressed, but Madison Keys has ensured things remain calm, at least for the next few days. Following the American's victory over Iga Swiatek, the number one position is now secure for Aryna Sabalenka, who will defend her title next Saturday in Melbourne.

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This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sabalenka se asegura el número uno del mundo tras la derrota de Swiatek