Edu Pérez-Landaluce Shines with 13th Place Finish at Trofeo Agostinho

Edu Pérez-Landaluce, riding for the Obidos Cycling Team, secured a 13th-place finish in the most recent stage of the Trofeo Joaquim Agostinho in Portugal, crossing the finish line 59 seconds behind stage winner José Neves. This performance moved the Spanish cyclist to 13th place in the general classification of the UCI 2.2-ranked stage race. Performance … Read more

Marcel Camprubí Crowned Spanish Road Cycling Champion in Sabiñánigo

Marcel Camprubí of the Pinarello Q36.5 team claimed the Spanish national road cycling title in Sabiñánigo, Huesca, finishing ahead of Joel Nicolau and Urko Berrade. In the same race, Edu Pérez-Landaluce emerged as the top-placed Asturian rider, marking a significant performance for the regional cyclist in a highly competitive national field. The Road to the … Read more

Madrid’s Heartbreak: How Juan Manuel Cerúndolo Outlasted a 6-Hour Battle to End Carlos Alcaraz’s Dream

Carlos Landaluce Loses Third-Longest Match in Roland Garros History in 6-Hour Epic Against Cerúndolo By Daniel Richardson | May 31, 2026 | Paris, France Landaluce during the fifth set against Cerúndolo, which pushed the match into historic territory. Photo: Roland Garros Paris, France — In a match that will be studied for generations, Madrid’s Carlos … Read more

Martin Landaluce Falls in Epic Six-Hour Thriller Against Juan Manuel Cerúndolo

Roland Garros Epic: Landaluce Falls in 6-Hour Marathon, Third-Longest Match in History By Daniel Richardson | May 30, 2026 | Paris, France Carlos Landaluce collapses on court after the 5h 58m epic at Roland Garros. PARIS — The tennis world witnessed history unfold at Roland Garros on Wednesday as Carlos Landaluce, the Madrid-based rising star, … Read more

Martín Landaluce: El Resiliencia que Definió Roland Garros – De la Caída al Combate en un Partido Épico contra Cerúndolo

Hero Without a Prize: Landaluce’s 6-Hour Roland Garros Epic Ends in Heartbreaking Defeat to Cerúndolo By Daniel Richardson | Editor-in-Chief, Archysport | Paris, France PARIS — Martín Landaluce entered Roland Garros 2024 as the embodiment of resilience, a young Spanish talent whose career has been defined by comebacks and unyielding determination. On a sweltering Sunday … Read more

Madrid’s Rising Star Kopriva: Historic 2-Set Comeback to Reach Roland Garros Semifinals for First Time Ever

Landaluce Achieves Career Masterpiece: How a Two-Set Deficit Became Roland Garros History Daniel Richardson May 28, 2026 • Updated 15:45 UTC Landaluce raises his racket in triumph after defeating Juraj Kopriva 4-6, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 to reach the third round of Roland Garros for the first time in his 12-year career. FFT PARIS — … Read more

Madrid Player Narrowly Misses First Masters 1000 Semifinal and Top 10 Win

Heartbreak in Rome: Martín Landaluce Falls Just Short of Historic Upset Over Daniil Medvedev In the high-pressure cauldron of the Foro Italico, tennis often produces moments where the gap between a rising star and an established legend shrinks to a razor’s edge. That was the story in Rome this week as 20-year-old Spanish sensation Martín … Read more

Martín Landaluce: The Rising Spanish Tennis Star Making His Mark in Miami

MIAMI, FL – The Miami Open witnessed the emergence of a fresh talent this week as 20-year-old Martín Landaluce, currently ranked 105th in the world, made a compelling run to the quarterfinals. Though his journey was ultimately halted by Jiří Lehečka, Landaluce’s performance signaled a significant step forward in his development and left a lasting … Read more

Martín Landaluce: The Spanish Tennis Star Beyond Alcaraz You Need to Know

MIAMI – The Miami Open presented by Itaú is often a tournament that signals shifts in the tennis landscape. For 20-year-old Martín Landaluce, his dramatic victory over Sebastian Korda on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, may well represent a turning point not just for the tournament, but for his burgeoning career. The Spanish qualifier overcame a … Read more