Eco idiots invade Davis Cup in Malaga
Eco zealot protesters brought a Davis Cup match to a temporary halt in Malaga on Wednesday, storm g onto the court, trying to tie themselves
Underpowered Spain stunned by Croatia in Davis disaster
Spain paid the price for the absences of Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz, with the host nation crashing out of the Davis Cup quarter-finals a
Spain-based De Minaur’s gracias after Cup win
Australian Alex de Minaur broke into the local lingo to thank fans for clinching a 2-0 win for his country over the Netherlands on the
Davis Cup promises a sputtering end to a long season
The Davis Cup limps to the end of the season starting on Tuesday with only two members of the ranking Top 10 on court in
Irate Evans launches Davis Cup feud
Britain may have been eliminated a month ago from a spot in next month’s Davis Cup Finals, but that has not stopped national No. 2 Dan
Zverev injury return remains a mystery
The return to tennis for Alexander Zverev remains the great unknown on the ATP with the elder brother of Germany’s world No. 6 failing to shed
Beaten-down Ruud running on empty in Asia
Third-ranked Casper Ruud admitted his reserves are running low after taking a 6-3, 6-3, opening loss at the Japan Open to Jaume Munar on Tuesday. The Norwegian
Canada slam Spain in another Davis late-nighter
Underdog Canada saddled Spain with a 2-1 home defeat in a Davis Cup World Group play off which ended early Saturday morning in Valencia after a
Murray worry over late-night finishes
Andy Murray has put his foot down on late-night tennis finishes after playing a losing British Davis Cup doubles match in Glasgow which did not
USA beat GB in first round Davis Cup tie
Team GB and the USA battled for nine hours, starting on Wednesday and finishing their Davis Cup tie at 1am on Thursday, with the US