That certainly was the case at the Miami Open on Sunday afternoon ... up against the fencing to catch a glimpse of rising star Joao Fonseca, the 18-year-old from Rio de Janeiro who has become ...

Alex de Minaur and Brazilian Joao Fonseca will contest the third round of the Miami Open in Florida. Australian de Minaur has started 2025 well. He reached the quarterfinal in Melbourne in January ...

In Miami, it was easy to forget that Fonseca is still just 18, and was still the underdog against the 11th-ranked De Minaur. The Brazilian played like he belonged, through. He powered his ground ...

Advertisement Then evening fell, a Brazilian named Joao Fonseca entered the building ... Things got seriously loud at this year’s Australian Open, when Fonseca blew away No. 9 Andrey Rublev ...

Joao Fonseca leads the head-to-head record ... became the first American teenager to reach the last 16 at the Australian Open, since Pete Sampras in 1990. Tien would be hoping that he can also ...

Novak Djokovic has piled more praise on Joao Fonseca after his statement run to the third round of the Miami Open. The Brazilian teenager has taken the tennis world by storm this season and picked up ...

Joao Fonseca brought his energetic brand of ultra-attacking tennis, but Alex De Minaur was up to the challenge, coping with both the blistering forehands and the partisan crowd.

Australian Alex de Minaur beat exciting 18-year-old João Fonseca in a thrilling round-of-32 clash at the Miami Open. The crowd was so partisan in the Brazilian's favour that de Minaur jokingly ...

Brazilian tennis player Joao ... Fonseca fans were perched along the top row of the adjacent Court 12 stadium, looking down into his practice. Fonseca has had a meteoric rise from 2023 U.S. Open ...

Joao Fonseca also showed flashes of his enormous talent during the Miami Open - the second Masters 1000 of the season - in which he defeated young local idol Learner Tien and French ace Ugo Humbert, ...