Joao Fonseca causes concern at Miami Open and asks umpire for bag to throw up in

Joao Fonseca causes concern at Miami Open and asks umpire for bag to throw up in

Joao Fonseca's victory over Learner Tien wasn't without a late scare.

18-Year-Old Fonseca Records Upset Win In Miami Even After Huge Stadium Controversy

Joao Fonseca was able to block out the off-court noise and win his second-round match at the 2025 Miami Open. The match between Fonseca and Ugo Humbert was supposed to be one of the blockbusters at Grandstand in Miami. Since the first match started at this stadium, hundreds of Brazilian fans watched...

"Tennis isn't broken after all," Andy Murray praises Joao Fonseca and Learner Tien's talent following their first-round matchup in Miami

Joao Fonseca and Learner Tien face each other in the first round of the Miami Open. The two youngsters met The post “Tennis isn’t broken after all,” Andy Murray praises Joao Fonseca and Learner Tien’s talent following their first-round matchup in Miami appeared first on FirstSportz.

Joao Fonseca aims to emulate Juan Martin del Potro with latest team addition

Joao Fonseca's rise in form has been one of the most talked about stories of the 2025 tennis season, having won the Next Gen Finals in December 2024 and continued that level ever since. The Brazilian has added Franco Davin to his team for the Miami Open, a coach renowned for Juan Martin del Potro's 2009 US Open title.

João Fonseca achieved another good result in the season. The 18-year-old tennis player debuted with a victory over North American Learner Tien at the Masters 1000 in Miami. On Instagram, the narrator Galvão Bueno highlighted the Rio de Janeiro's performance in the match. “It was with emotion! João came in with protection on his left thigh! He lost the 1st set in the tiebreak with a very tough 7-1! And it came back stronger!! They won the 2nd set…

Miami: Joao Fonseca tops Learnen Tien in a teenage thriller!

Two upcoming stars battled in the first round of the Miami Open. On Stadium, Joao Fonseca ousted fellow teenager Learnen Tien 6-7, 6-3, 6-4 in two hours and 23 minutes for his first victory at the second Masters 1000 event of the season. The Brazilian received a massive support from the stands, feeling like he performed in Brazil! He lost a tight opener before raising his level on serves in sets two and three, moving over the top with two breaks…