Argentine who played Rafa admits lying over 2005 drugs ban
August 4, 2020
FIRST SERVE
- Nadal withdraws from US Open
- No 1 Djokovic heads the US Open entry field
- Madrid COVID cancellation wrecks RG run-up
- Argentine who played Rafa admits lying over 2005 drugs ban
- Virus-free Kiwis confident of January events
- Madrid tournament in hands of Spanish bureaucrats: Gaudenzi
- Podcast Special: Paul Jubb on joining Andy Murray’s stable
- Murray worry over possible quarantine reality
- Zverev to try his luck with Ferrer as coach
- Hawk-Eye to replace line judges at US Open
- ‘Cringe factor off the scale’ — Fans rip into Kyrgios over US Open message
- Bencic skips match over COVID scare
- Zverev ready for the risk at US Open
- Murray warns against virus breach as ATP looks to return
- Kygrios serves it up to Djokovic in US Open withdrawal statement
- Palermo palaver after positive player Covid test
- Pasta Master Federer goes viral with rooftop teens
- Virus danger signs flashing for Madrid Masters
- US Open holding pattern as officials hope for the best
- USTA “continues its plans” to hold open on schedule
Virus-free Kiwis confident of January events
August 4, 2020
Madrid tournament in hands of Spanish bureaucrats: Gaudenzi
August 3, 2020
Podcast Special: Paul Jubb on joining Andy Murray’s stable
August 3, 2020
Murray worry over possible quarantine reality
August 3, 2020
Zverev to try his luck with Ferrer as coach
August 3, 2020
Hawk-Eye to replace line judges at US Open
August 3, 2020
Argentine who played Rafa admits lying over 2005 drugs ban
Roger Parker
August 4, 2020
The Argentine who played Rafael Nadal in his first ever Grand slam final fifteen years ago has admitted that he lied to the Court of
Virus-free Kiwis confident of January events
Bill Scott
August 4, 2020
With COVID-19 eliminated for the moment in New Zealand, Auckland tournament TD Karl Budge sounds confident that his pair of January Tour events will go
Madrid tournament in hands of Spanish bureaucrats: Gaudenzi
Bill Scott
August 3, 2020
The fate of the Madrid Masters next month rests in the hands of the Spanish government, ATP boss Andrea Gaudenzi told Italy’s Supertennis on Monday.
Podcast Special: Paul Jubb on joining Andy Murray’s stable
Roger Parker
August 3, 2020
The next in our new series of podcasts FINN RANSON talks to exciting British prospect Paul Jubb click the link below to listen
Murray worry over possible quarantine reality
Bill Scott
August 3, 2020
Andy Murray is suddenly facing the real fear of a mandated quarantine lockdown once back in Europe for players who compete at the US Open. The
Zverev to try his luck with Ferrer as coach
Bill Scott
August 3, 2020
Alexander Zverev will head into the unknown this month in the virus-plagued US with new coach David Ferrer added to his team. The Spaniard who retired in 2019 and
Hawk-Eye to replace line judges at US Open
Peter Rowe
August 3, 2020
Automated line calls will replace human judges at the US Open later this month as officials battle to ensure the event does not break strict
‘Cringe factor off the scale’ — Fans rip into Kyrgios over US Open message
Peter Rowe
August 3, 2020
Tennis fans around the world have rounded on Aussie bad boy Nick Kyrgios after his latest social media rant. Many have accused him of using
