Barty fears for safety of support staff
World No.1 Ash Barty says the safety of her support staff has to be considered before she would agree to playing at the US Open
Pliskova beats the rain to down Strycova in Prague
World No.3 Karolina Pliskova beat fellow Czech Barbora Strycova 7-5 6-1 in the opening match of a rain interrupted LiveScore Cup in Prague. The event,
Barty’s dad tells of daughter’s ‘sadness’
Ash Barty’s dad Rob has opened up on the reasons why his daughter walked away from the game in 2014. The current world No.1 rose
It will be tough to return, admits Halep
Simona Halep has admitted it will be difficult return to competitive tennis after the COVID-19 lockdown. With no firm plan in place for a return
Italian championships look for September date
Italian tennis officials are confident the Rome clay court event will take place in September. Federation president Angelo Binaghi said yesterday he believes the ATP and WTA
Limits to back-up staff on WTA agenda
The WTA is considering limiting the number of back-up staff a player can have once the 2020 season resumes. Changes being considered are only one
Rain washes out WTA Florida event
The final day of a women’s exhibition tournament in Florida featuring several WTA players was washed out by rainstorms on Sunday. “It’s disappointing, but overall the team
Judy Murray to become a ‘celebrity chef’
Former British Fed Cup captain Judy Murray is to appear on the TV series Celebrity MasterChef. Carla-Maria Lawson, commissioning editor for the BBC, said: “The
Osaka now world’s highest paid female athlete
Naomi Osaka has become the world’s highest-paid female athlete, making $37.4 million in the past year for an earnings record, according to Forbes magazine. The
Kenin, Andreescu to play Charleston event
Sofia Kenin and Bianca Andreescu will be among 16 women’s players to compete in Charleston, USA next month in the largest event held since the