At 18, Adelia Da Costa is already aiming high. The young French player of Moroccan and Portuguese descent dreams of winning the US Open, one of the most prestigious tournaments in world tennis. First, she faces the challenge of making her mark on the professional circuit.
The Israeli Tennis Association announces its withdrawal from the Billie Jean King Cup scheduled in Bosnia. This decision is notably explained by the participation of Muslim-majority countries, particularly Morocco and Egypt.
The Davis Cup playoff between Morocco and Colombia ended in total confusion on Sunday in Casablanca. The decisive victory of Nicolas Mejia triggered bottle throwing and heated altercations, against a backdrop of accusations of mutual provocation.
After six years of relationship, Canadian tennis player Félix Auger-Aliassime and Moroccan Nina Ghaibi got married at the end of September in Marrakech, in a ceremony worthy of a fairy tale.
Canadian tennis player Félix Auger-Aliassime married his long-time partner, Nina Ghaibi, on Saturday in Marrakech, in the presence of close friends and family.
Moroccans expressed their disappointment with the participation of Moroccan athletes in the Paris Olympics, who performed poorly and failed to defend the national colors in this international competition.
Former Russian tennis player Maria Sharapova was in Marrakech to celebrate the birthday of her friend and compatriot, model Kristina Romanova.
During his participation in a tournament in Morocco, Russian tennis player Vladislav Ivanov violated the sport’s anti-doping program. As a result, he has been suspended for a period of four years.
Maria Sharapova has chosen to spend her year-end vacation in Morocco. The Russian tennis star has shared on her social networks photos of the good times spent in the kingdom.
Moroccan tennis player Younes Lalami Laaroussi refused to play against Israelis Amit Vales and Lior Goldenberg, withdrawing from his quarter-final doubles match of the ITF tournament taking place in Greece.
"From the candle to the spotlights." This is the title of the book that retraces the journey of Abdel-François Nadini, the manager of the Orangerie tennis club, in the Parc neighborhood. The author recounts his rise.
At 16 years old, Reda Bennani is a tennis player full of talent and with a very promising future. Within a few years, he could become one of the best in the world.