Former No.1 Juan Carlos Ferrero announces retirement

Spain's Juan Carlos Ferrero, a former world number one who won the French Open in 2003 but whose career has been hampered by injuries, will retire after playing at his home event next month, he......

Ferrero keeps Monte Carlo crown

Spanish top seed Juan-Carlos Ferrero retained his crown at the Monte Carlo Masters with a 6-2, 6-2 win over Argentina's Guillermo Coria on Sunday. The win made Ferrero the first back-to-back winner......

Ferrero through to Monte Carlo semi-final

Resurgent Spaniard Juan Carlos Ferrero stayed on course for a third Monte Carlo Masters title on Friday with a confident 6-2 6-3 quarter-final defeat of Italian Filippo Volandri. Wildcard Ferrero,......

Inside Carlos Alcaraz's Dreamy Vacation

In the lead-up to the Australian Open, World No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz made the most of the off-season, showcasing his experiences through recent social media updates. Wrapping up his 2023 season with......

Spain salutes Ferrero

Spain paid homage to French Open champion Juan Carlos Ferrero on Monday after the 23-year-old succeeded compatriot Albert Costa as the king of Roland Garros.'Juan Carlos I -- King of France'......