Joao Fonseca Becomes Youngest Tennis Player To Reach 1 Million Instagram Followers

The new tricolor number one qualified for the third round where he will challenge the American Tiafoe. The Veteran of the Blues, he, faces the Spanish Munar this Sunday for a place in the eighth of the final.

John McEnroe was surprised by Tabilo’s talent at the Laver Cup 2024 and publicly recognized it. Alejandro Tabilo is the current number one Chilean tennis player and has managed to consolidate himself as one of the great figures of the circuit. But just a few months ago, a living tennis legend admitted that he didn’t have it on the radar. John McEnroe, seven times Grand Slam champion, made an unexpected confession about the Chilean during the Lav…

João Fonseca's title at the Phoenix Challenger, on the 16th, rekindled the debate about the increasingly promising future - surrounded by expectations - that is projected for the career of the 18-year-old tennis player. Read more (03/25/2025)

A revelation of Brazilian tennis, João Fonseca has attracted the attention of the biggest names in the sport. After being compared to Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, it was the turn of Novak Djokovic, the greatest Grand Slam champion, to praise the young man's performance after qualifying for the third round of the Miami Master. He faces the Australian Alex de Minaur this Monday (24), not before 8 p.m. (from Brasilia). “He's been the talk of t…

Joao Fonseca Becomes Youngest Tennis Player To Reach 1 Million Instagram Followers

Joao Fonseca’s blossoming career is winning new admirers. The Brazil teen prodigy made history following his second-round victory over Ugo Humbert at the 2025 Miami Open. Fonseca became the youngest tennis player, male or female, to reach one million followers on Instagram. This latest off-court milestone comes on the back of a breakout season on the ATP Tour. Fonseca qualified for his first Grand Slam main draw at this year’s Australian Open an…

João Fonseca, one of the promising players in Brazilian tennis, won the attention of Novak Djokovic as he advanced to the third round of the Miami Masters. The Serbian tennis player praised the 18-year-old's talent, stressing his ability to withstand pressure and his impressive playing power. “He's been the talk of the circuit in recent months. And deservedly so,” Djokovic said at a press conference this weekend. Fonseca had already surprised to…