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US Open chances on the brink as deadline looms

It is looking increasingly possible that the only Grand Slam to be played in 2020 could be the already enacted Australian Open. With the haves

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US Open plans ‘selfish’, says angry Kyrgios

Aussie bad boy Nick Kyrgios has accused the ATP of backing plans for the US Open to go ahead and believes the event should be

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Djokovic slammed for US Open views

Lowly-ranked American Danielle Collins has criticised Novak Djokovic for his views on missing the US Open, if it goes ahead in August. Collins, 26, and

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USTA gives ATP options for New York event

The USTA has presented a series of working options to players via an ATP conference call this week. Newly appointed US Open Tournament Director Stacey

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Federer out until next year after injury setback

Roger Federer has announced on his Twitter feed he will not be taking part in any more events this year after suffering a setback following

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Djokovic set to miss US Open

World No.1 Novak Djokovic may miss the US Open and return to competition at the rescheduled French Open in Paris. Djokovic told Serbian broadcaster RTS

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Thanks Mac, but no thanks! Kyrgios spurns coach offer

Nick Kyrgios won’t be accepting John McEnroe’s offer to coach anytime soon after declaring tennis coaches “are overpaid” and that his career is “too far

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USTA axes jobs as pandemic hits finances

The United States Tennis Association has axed 110 jobs and closed its White Plains, New York office as the COVID-19 pandemic bites into its financial

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Nole a natural at four: must-watch video emerges

World No. 1 Novak Djokovic has shared a video of himself when he received his first racket at the age of 4 on his instagram

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No to New York? ‘Your loss Rafa, Roger and Djoker’

A New York newspaper columnist believes the US Open should go ahead, with or without Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic or Roger Federer. All three have