- Nadal goes down in final match
- Sinner flattens de Minaur in runaway home start
- Madcap Medvedev suffers temperamental Turin Finals loss
- Team Sinner considering skipping Monte Carlo
- Davis Cup Final to mark Nadal goodbye to tennis
- Wimbledon lowers the boom on human linecalling
- Djokovic rolls Cobolli as Shanghai fights to restore order
- Innocent umpiring error screws Stan in Shanghai
Davis Cup Final to mark Nadal goodbye to tennis
Wimbledon lowers the boom on human linecalling
Djokovic rolls Cobolli as Shanghai fights to restore order
Innocent umpiring error screws Stan in Shanghai
Sinner sweeps Fritz to win US Open
Sabalenka wins Open title for Grand Slam hat-trick
Fighting Fritz puts an American into USO final
Barcelona bust: Nadal, Alcaraz in doubt for Catalan
Next week’s Barcelona Open risks a box office bust, with both Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz battling injuries as the key clay spring campaign hits its
Sinner swarms Sebi to open with clay win
Jannik Sinner overwhelmed Sebastian Korda 6-1, 6-2 on Wednesday to open his clay season at the Monte Carlo Masters on a winning note. The world
Holder Rublev routed by Aussie Popyrin
Monte Carlo Masters champion Andrey Rublev was bundled out -6-4, 6-4 by Aussie outsider Alexei Popyrin on Wednesday in a second-round shock on the clay.
Djokovic destroys opening opponent in clay kickoff
Novak Djokovic played his first clay match in 10 months on Tuesday, starting with a runaway 6-1, 6-2 thrashing of Roman Safiullin to reach the
Alcaraz falls victim to his Monte Carlo jinx
Carlos Alcaraz remains without a career win at the Monte Carlo Masters after withdrawing on Tuesday a day before his opening match with a right arm
De Minaur earns heavyweight win to start clay campaign
Alex de Minaur credited a few extra kilos to helping him to a 6-3, 6-0 sweep of former winner Stan Wawrinka in the first round
FAA standing in the way of Alcaraz in Monte Carlo
Felix Auger-Aliassime hopes to be the barrier to the first career win at the Monte Carlo Masters for Carlos Alcaraz. The Canadian based in the
Medvedev keen to show his game at Paris Olympics
Daniil Medvedev has no complaints about playing as a Russian outcast at the Paris Olympic, with the world No. 4 excited to show a game