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Bublik Cashes In, Still Hates Tennis
November 17, 2025 | Edition #272
The tennis season may be over, but the drama isn’t. Felix just dropped a brutal truth about facing Alcaraz, while Bublik made a bold confession about himself. And to top it all off, the modern Big 3 debate is back in the spotlight.
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Bublik Earns Massive Paycheck But Still Hates Tennis |
Despite walking away with a hefty $155K paycheck after a quick showdown against Carlos Alcaraz, Alexander Bublik keeps up his love-hate narrative with tennis. |
As you read above, Bublik earned hefty amount just for training with Alcaraz. Earlier this month, Mirra Andreeva also received substantial fee just for showing up at WTA Finals. So,
Do You Think Tennis Is One Of The Most Expensive Sports? |
Last Poll’s Results: 50.90% of you think that Sinner didn’t win ATP Finals because Alcaraz was injured.
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On November 17, 1991, in Frankfurt, Pete Sampras beat Jim Courier in the final (3-6, 7-6, 6-3, 6-4) to claim his first title at the season-ending Masters Cup. For the young American, who had lost his US Open crown two months earlier – to the same opponent – it was a relief to win such an important title after a hard season. It was also the first of five titles claimed by the future world No 1 at the year-end Masters Cup, which would be a record at the time (eventually broken by Roger Federer in 2011).
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