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Argentine Tennis AssociationBuenos Aires Herald |
As the 2026 season enters its final stretch, Argentine tennis players continue to bring trophies home, dominating in the Challenger Tour, the men’s...
Argentine tennis had its best-ever performance at the Santa Fe 2026 South American Games, winning eight medals and producing the only all-Albiceleste...
For decades, the iconic image of a red clay court, open-air stands, and marathon matches was inseparable from the Davis Cup in Argentina. As the...
Argentine Davis Cup team captain Javier Frana confirmed Francisco Cerúndolo, Thiago Tirante, Mariano Navone, Guido Andreozzi, and Andrés Molteni as...
For decades, Argentine tennis had an unwritten rule for identifying promising young players: the earlier they won titles, the higher the expectations...
This year brings good news for Argentine tennis fans in Patagonia, as the Davis Cup, men’s tennis’ premier international competition, will be...
The path to the tennis Grand Slams starts long before a player steps onto the courts in Paris, London, or New York. For most young Argentine players,...
Tomás Laguna was 6 when picked up a tennis racket for the first time. It wasn’t at a club or an academy but through a free program at a public...
Argentine tennis is going through one of its best periods in recent years, with an ever-increasing presence on the men’s circuit. However, Javier...
After years away from the pro tour, Paola Suárez is back on the courts in a different role, with a mission that seems to suit her to a T: helping...
There’s a new generation knocking on the door of Argentine men’s tennis. And all eyes are on one name: Dante Pagani. At just 17, hailing from...