Lack of pace courts more controversy
FAST, slow, intermediate … the debate over hard courts playing slower than in previous years is here again. Grass courts too, just look at some
Has tide turned ‘pantomime villain’ Kyrgios into Mr Nice Guy?
Has Nick Kyrgios’ successful run to the Citi Open Title in Washington last week reignited his love for tennis or was his impeccable behaviour on
Showman Nick Kyrgios wins new fans in DC, and the Citi Open title
Mercurial showman Nick Kyrgios used all of his extensive repertoire of tricks to wow the Washington crowd and pick up his second ATP title of
Another week, another Kyrgios meltdown
YEP, another tournament and another Nick Kyrgios meltdown. What else is new in the world of tennis this week? The bad boy of tennis just
Brit Jubb aims to build on Wimbledon ‘opportunity’
Paul Jubb has taken his own path – now he must avoid the footsteps of Britain’s fallen talent, writes FINN RANSON The NCAA men’s singles
Confident Murray closes in on singles return
Andy Murray is “quite close” to returning to play singles, with a best-case scenario of Cincinnati in two weeks now a distinct possibility. The three-time
Djokovic’s vegan diet?
Novak Djokovic a vegan? Or something more complex. We’re not sure here at Sunday Serve what the Serbian’s diet is but records show it is
Tennis numbers a pointer to better game
Finn Ranson talks to Dr Chris Hope about his recent work analysing tennis’s scoring system, and considers how alternative formats would change the game Legendary
Money, money, money … Top earners for 2019
With three of the four Grand Slams of the year completed, here’s our list to top earners for 2019 – in both the mens and
Is one ready for tennis? Royals tear up garden to add their own court
Oh I say, is one for tennis? According to British tabloid newspaper The Sun, tennis fan and regular in Wimbledon’s Royal Box Meghan Markle and husband