Arch critic Kyrgios slams Sinner verdict
Nick Kyrgios was quick to slam Jannik Sinner settling with the WADA to avoid going to the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne on
Sinner cuts doping deal takes 3 months suspension
Jannik Sinner has agreed to a three month suspension from ATP play in a deal cut to end the doping saga which has engulfed the World
Sinner sidelined by tonsillitis; will miss Games
Jannik Sinner on Wednesday was forced to withdraw 48 hours before the start of the Paris Olympics with a case of tonsillitis. The world No. 1
Tsitsipas throttles another Italian
Stefanos Tsitsipas stretched his career-long domination of Italians on Friday with a 6-4, 6-3 defeat of Fabio Fognini to reach the Swiss Open Gstaad semi-finals
Alpine clay marks the comfort zone for Tsitsipas
Stefanos Tsitsipas has put a mediocre grass season in the rear view mirror as the Greek steps back onto clay in the run-up to the Paris
Ongoing scheduling money-grab draws fire from Tsitsipas
The current debacle of extending Masters 1000 events from a week to nearly two has potential to wreck the sport, with ATP No. 8 Stefanos
Medvedev keeps Rome repeat title dream alive
Daniil Medvedev notched his Masters 1000 match win century as he advanced to the third round 7-5, 6-4 over Jack Draper on Saturday. The second seed who
Muzza plots injury return in Geneva
Andy Murray will leave it late regarding his clay season, with the Scot plotting a just-in-time return to tennis at this month’s ATP Geneva Open.
FAA double-fault seals Madrid title for Rublev
Felix Auger-Aliassime handed over a double-fault on match point to send Andrey Rublev to a 4-6, 7-5, 7-5 title win on Sunday at the Madrid
Alcaraz agony: Spaniard withdraws from Rome
The injury-marred season of Carlos Alcaraz jumped from bad to worse on Friday as the unfit Spaniard withdrew from Wednesday’s start of the Rome Masters.