French Open aiming for traditional start date
Roland Garros officials are planning on a return to the traditional May-June dates for their clay-court major after last season’s COVID-19 schedule change. The spring
Novak niggle just a memory: it’s all-go for spring
Novak Djokovic has apparently completed a miracle comeback from February’s abdominal tear drama, with the No. 1 signed on for a full playing schedule starting
Retirement just a distant horizon for Nadal
As he heads towards his 35th birthday in June, Rafael Nadal is keeping any thoughts of retirement far into the future. The world No. 2
Vajda has his worries about Djokovic fitness
Marian Vajda has admitted he’s worried about the abdominal tear recovery of longtime coaching client Novak Djokovic as the world No. 1 struggles to get back
Coach can’t quite decipher Djokovic schedule
The tournament schedule of Novak Djokovic seems to be a point of confusion for even his own coach. The No. 1 who claimed the Australian Open
Troubled COVID tennis life hits stressed-out Simon hard
The stress and uncertainty of COVID-era ATP tennis has forced Frenchman Gilles Simon into temporary hibernation. The 36-year-old family man who lives within a short walk
RG winner Swiatek ready to take on Teichmann
French Open champion Iga Swiatek takes a bundle of pent-up energy into her Friday semi-final against Swiss Jil Teichman at the Adelaide International. The 19-year-old
Hesitant Barty can’t confirm her next WTA moves
After spending 11 months at home prior to the Australian Open due to fears of COVID-19, Ash Barty remains unsure of her actual commitment to
Djokovic fears grim tennis lockdown future
Novak Djokovic fears that once out of the relatively COVID-free environment of Australia, the ATP season could turn into a European nightmare. The world No.
‘O Canada’ a real United Nations of Tennis says Gaby
Polsat Sport TV Commentator Tomasz Lorek investigates the rise of Canadian Tennis through the eyes of doubles specialist GABY DABROWSKI Without doubt, Canadian tennis is