Wimbledon opens the door to AI invasion
Tradition-bound Wimbledon will crack the door open for artificial intelligence at this summer’s edition by using AI to produce visual highlight packages. London’s Daily Telegraph
Svitolina snares Wimbledon wild card
Elina Svitolina on Wednesday was awarded a wild card entry into the Wimbledon main draw, as the Ukrainian competes in London for the first time
Sabalenka ends Berlin loss streak
Aryna Sabalenka broke the back of her Berlin WTA first-round loss streak with a 6-3, 6-2 opening victory on Tuesday over Vera Zvonareva. World No. 2
Former No. 2 Kontaveit to retire with back injury
Former WTA No. 2 Anett Kontaveit will hang up her racquet due to a serious back problem, the Estonian announced on Tuesday. Kontaveit, currently ranked
Tsitsipas says he’s found “soul mate” in Badosa
Stefanos Tsitsipas has defied social media speculation, confirming to German media that he and Spanish player Paula Badosa are an item. The long-haired Greek broke
Serena watches as Venus blows up in comeback match
Swiss teenager Celine Naef exploded the comeback scenario for 42-year-old Venus Williams as the 17-year-old fought back to send the veteran packing 3-6, 7-6(3), 6-2
“Play is continuous” despite Nottingham incident
This week’s Nottingham WTA event will carry on despite a lockdown in the British city following a motorised rampage early Tuesday morning which killed three pedestrians
The good, the bad and the ugly facts
WHO is right and who is wrong? Katie Boulter or Dan Evans? Those who believe British tennis is in a good place or those who
Title win a “roller-coaster”: Swiatek
Iga Swiatek admitted that nailing her fourth Grand Slam title – and third at Roland Garros on Saturday – was a struggle from start to