Bouchard reveals recent shoulder surgery
Eugenie Bouchard’s minimal schedule of seven matches played this season has been explained after the Canadia revealed she underwent shoulder surgery last week. The 2014
Demon destroys Travaglia for second round spot
Australian Alex de Minaur moved into the second round of the French Open, taking two hours and 28 minutes to overcome 78th-ranked Italian Stefano Travaglia
No plans to move Australian Open, says TA boss Tiley
Tennis Australia does not plan to hold next year’s Australian Open anywhere except Melbourne, insisted CEO Craig Tiley today. He was reacting to a broadcast from
Oz Open red alert: Reports hint at 2022 move
Reports of a possible 2022 change of venue for the locked-down Australian Open had the top tournament official scrambling on Monday to deny that any
Kenin cans her dad as coach
Sofia Kenin will start with a clean slate at the Rome Masters after dismissing her father as coach. The 2020 Australian Open winner and runner-up at
Kyrgios exile continues in Oz; clay a non-starter
Nick Kyrgios looks to have given up on the spring clay season, with the home-bound Aussie’s name missing from the French Open entry list. The former
Nadal unleashes a Monte Carlo masterclass
Rafael Nadal let his monster clay game rip on Wednesday, crushing Argentine Federico Delbonis 6-1, 6-2 to open his run for a 12th trophy at
Djokovic working to cope with no-crowd reality
Novak Djokovic got his first taste on Wednesday of the new crowd-free reality of COVID-era tennis, with the world No. 1 determined to focus on
Ranking just a number to mature Muguruza
After holding the top WTA spot for a month in autumn, 2017, a ranking is just a number to Garbine Muguruza as the Spaniard returns
Barty battles to bag first Miami semi-final spot
Ash Barty outlasted Aryna Sabalenka over nearly two and a half hours on Tuesday, winning 6-4, 6-7(5), 6-3 to secure the first WTA semi-final place