- Halep seething over Swiatek wrist-slap doping penalty
- 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
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
Sinner sweeps Fritz to win US Open
Sabalenka wins Open title for Grand Slam hat-trick
Sabalenka hopes to ride Cincy momentum to USO success
Cincinnati champion Aryna Sabalenka said on Friday she dreams of finally breaking through for a US Open trophy after dropping the final a year ag ot Coco Gauff.
Former Federer coach Peter Lundgren dies
Former player Peter Lundgren, who coached Roger Federer to his first Wimbledon title in 2003 has died, his family confirmed on Friday. The hard rock-loving Swede
Injured Jabeur junks USO
Injuries which have plagued One Jabeur for months on Thursday forced the three-time Grand Slam finalist to withdraw from the US Open. Officials announced the news in
Under-fire Sinner feeling the heat from Kyrgios outburst
Top seed Jannik Sinner heads into Monday’s start of the US Open facing dual pressure, including a seeded finals date with Novak Djokovic. The 23-year-old world No.
Swiatek conserving resources after WTA calendar lament
Iga Swiatek will be gathering energy for Monday’ start of the US Open after blasting the crowded WTA tournament calendar. The world No. 1 had
Sinner cleared in inadvertent contamination case
Jannik Sinner has been totally cleared by anti-doping authorities after his physiotherapist accidentally contaminated the world No. 1 with a banned substance. The curious case began when officials
Sinner swamps Tiafoe to win Cincinnati title
Jannik Sinner became the youngest man since Andy Murray to win the Cincinnati Masters as he dominated Frances Tiafoe 7-6 (4), 6-2 on Monday to
Sinner works for three hours to reach final
Jannik Sinner and Cincinnati Masters opponent played for a cumulative five hours to set up their Monday final at the Cincinnati Masters, with the Italian