Djoko ready for a new rivallry with Alcaraz
With Novak Djokovic taking a break from tennis after winning the US Open, the ATP No. 1 cannot escape thoughts of his budding rivallry with
Rune eager to test back injury in Beijing
Holger Rune will put the back injury which compromised his hardcourt summer to the test as the ATP Beijing 500 begins, with the world No.
Mouratoglou has his doubts over Nadal comeback
Rafael Nadal’s injury comeback could well be a 50-50 proposition, with Patrick Mouratoglou not entirely convinced the 37-year-old will make his injury return to the Tour
Barely-there Laver Cup quietly ends with World repeat win
An all-but-anonymous edition of the Laver Cup wrapped up with a second straight win for a World side lacking in household names, with Europe going
Alcaraz heads to Beijing in search of a kick-start
Carlos Alcaraz has picked up the pieces from his heartbreak US Open loss to Novak Djokovic, with the Spaniard flying on Sunday to Beijing to debut in
Europe on the brink of second Laver loss
Team Europe was braced on Sunday for a second consecutive annual defeat in Laver Cup play after World ran up a massive 10-2 lead in Day
Murray’s China run ended by Karatsev
Andy Murray’s Chinese return to Zhihai after four years away was upended with a second-round defeat, with the former No. 1 shown the exit by
Team World rules in opening Laver play
Team World jumped out to a 4-0 opening-day lead over Europe as the Laver Cup began in Vancouver with founder Roger Federer present. The longtime
No regrets for Federer one year after retirement
Roger Federer has admitted he misses tennis but said he made the right decision a year after quitting the sport with a lingering knee injury.
Team Dani revving up for sprint to season finish
After putting his straight-sets US Open final loss against Novak Djokovic to one side, Daniil Medvedev and his tight-knit team coached by Gilles Cervara have shifted