No rest for doubles as sit-down experiment kicks in
Doubles players will be the subject of a bold experiment at the upcoming Madrid Masters with the traditional first sIt down after three games set for
ATP set for mega-payday in Masters bidding war
The ATP has set off a bidding war among Gulf states awash in oil money, with the men’s sanctioning body expecting millions to roll in
Foot in the door: Saudis buy ATP ranking naming rights
The Saudi Public Investment Fund has taken a big step into tennis by purchasing naming rights to the ATP rankings, the men’s sanctioning body said
Swiatek polishes her game at expense of Zheng
Iga Swiatek won her seventh consecutive match in the Gulf on Thursday, hammering Australian Open finalist Zheng Qinwen 6-3, 6-2 to advance to the semi-finals at
Zverev returns to a final after more than a year
Alexander Zverev reached his first ATP final since May, 2022, as the German moved into Sunday’s title match at his hometown Hamburg event. Zverev, once
Feli gives his vote of confidence to Nadal
Recently retired Feliciano Lopez is backing good mate Rafael Nadal to make an injury return to tennis – date unspecified – and get back in the
Djokovic reaches final over cramping Alcaraz
Novak Djokovic fought off cramping Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz 6-3, 5-7, 6-1, 6-1 on Friday in the French Open semi-finals to extend his Grand Slam win
Medvedev keeps a lid on RG expectations
Daniil Medvedev is keeping his Roland Garros expectations at rock bottom despite playing as second seed when the clay-court major begins on Sunday. The surprise
Alcaraz dreams of more Spanish success in Paris
Carlos Alcaraz has set his sights on maintaining Spanish superiority at Roland Garros as the 20-year-old subs for missing Rafael Nadal in the Grand Slam
Norrie in his comfort zone as his “tennis summer” begins in Lyon
Holder Cam Norrie kicked off what he called his actual start of summer with a 12th consecutive victory at the ATP event in Lyon to