Joao Fonseca has a lot of people talking. The 18-year-old tennis player is just off of a high-profile cotillion at the Australian Open, where he beat the number nine seed Andrey Rublev in the ...

Dressed in bright yellow Brazilian jerseys and waving their flags, singing fans were raising the decibel levels as the South American country’s new teenage sensation Joao Fonseca was looking to ...

Despite being knocked out by Lorenzo Sonego yesterday, Joao Fonseca's run at the 2025 Australian Open impressed everyone. The young Brazilian talent has entered a new dimension in recent months by ...

Novak Djokovic reveals why a gun teenager could be one of the most important figures in the sport despite his elimination from Melbourne Park. Instead, the soundtrack for thousands enjoying dinner ...

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Joao Fonseca delivered what he described as a 'rude' response to Novak Djokovic's comments after becoming the breakthrough star of the Australian Open. Fonseca delivered a sensational display to ...

Playing during the day and on a smaller court meant an abrupt change in conditions compared to his previous match, but Fonseca came out in the first set determined to stick to his style ...

Brazilian tennis phenom Joao Fonseca has taken the tennis community by storm over the past few weeks, causing renown coach Rick Macci to foretell a promising future for the young star. Fonseca made ...

Joao Fonseca, 18, is a much-talked player in the tennis fraternity after his powerful performance at the 2025 Australian Open. He created an upset by eliminating No. 9 Andrey Rublev in the first ...

And so when Andrey Rublev, the No. 9 seed, gets flattened in straight sets by an 18-year-old Brazilian qualifier named Joao Fonseca, who’s never even played a Grand Slam match before ...

Joao Fonseca got his first taste of five-set tennis on Thursday evening at the Australian Open. In the end, experience won out. Lorenzo Sonego battled past the 18-year-old, 6-7 (6), 6-1 ...

“He’s human,” a TV commentator said when Joao Fonseca plunked an easy overhead into the bottom of the net on Thursday. Does that fact seem a little too obvious to bother mentioning?