Retired Federer can’t stop checking the scores
Roger Federer may be out of tennis but the Swiss icon confessed on Wednesday he often finds himself checking the scores of ATP matches. The
Medvedev stands his ground to reach Halle quarters
Daniil Medvedev gave away a second-set tiebreak lead and had to fight on in the final set to earn a 6-3, 6-7 (5), 6-3 trip
Sinner success with Halle debut win
Jannick Sinner fought through for a debut win at the ATP Halle event on Tuesday, with the forth seed getting past Richard Gasquet 6-3, 5-7, 6-2.
Tsitsipas gets down and dirty to spoil potential Halle upset
Second seed Stefanos Tsitsipas needed to get down in the mud over hold off a fearsome French spoiler, with the second seed squeezing out a 6-7 (6), 6-4,
Kyrgios to Netflix: I considered killing myself
Nick Kyrgios had admitted he considered suicide in 2019 after a second-round loss at Wimbledon, France’s L’Equipe reported on Wednesday. The No. 25 who once
Fed heads to Halle to celebrate 10 titles
Roger Federer will travel to Halle for a ceremony next month to mark the 30th anniversary of the ATP grass event and honour the Swiss player’s
Girlfriend dream denied: Kyrgios pulls from RG as expected
Nick Kyrgios rolled back on his promise to finally return to the French Open as the Australian pulled the plug as expected and withdrew from
Halle, Queen’s in the running for grass Masters 1000
The Halle and Queen’s pre-Wimbledon ATP 500 events are in the running for a possible future upgrade as the sanctioning body works to add a
Russian Rublev would give up passport to free up his tennis
Russian Andrey Rublev would not rule out giving up his passport and changing nationalities if it would allow him to pursue his ATP career all-out.