Thiem keen to avoid overdose of ATP lockdown life
Dominic Thiem will cut his tournament schedule to avoid the lonely lockdown life, with the ATP No. 4 unwilling to put himself through the psychological wringer
Sonego seals Sardegna final for Italy
Lorenzo Sonego added fuel to the Italian tennis renaissance on Saturday, becoming the first in a decade and a half to reach a home final with
Tsitsipas tip for the top from Mouratoglou
Stefanos Tsitsipas has his chances in the NextGen superiority struggle with rivals Daniil Medvedev and Alexander Zverev, with coaching advisor Patrick Mourtaoglou tipping his Greek
Barca bestows qualifying wild card on old mate Robredo
The Barcelona Open on Saturday did an old mate a favour, handing 2004 champion Tommy Robredo a wild card into qualifying for the clay classic.
Spaniards sweep into Marbella semis
Spanish players swept the deck on Friday to dominate the quarter-finals of the inaugural edition of the ATP 250 tournament in Marbella. The southern resort city
Sonego survives in Sardegna, Musetti knocked out
Lorenzo Sonego emerged as the last home survivor at the Sardegna Open on Friday with his 3-6, 7-6(6), 6-3 quarter-final fightback win over Yannick Hanfmann.
Stuttgart door open for late Federer, Murray entries
Seething Stuttgart ATP event boss Edwin Weindorfer cannot hide his dissatisfaction at the French Open change of dates which will put the second week of the
RG men-women show court match mix remains cloudy
Roland Garros TD Guy Forget has muddied the waters as the mini-controversy over night match scheduling on showcase court Chatrier rumbles on in Paris. RMC reported
Toni to keep distance should Rafa play Felix
Toni Nadal will keep it strictly and completely neutral should his clay monster nephew Rafael face off against Felix Auger-Aliassime during this spring’s Roland Garros
Thiem aims to be fighting fit by Madrid in May
It’s less than a month and counting as the timeline ticks down for Dominic Thiem’s full-blown return to tennis. The reigning US Open champion and world No.