Alcaraz aims to make up lost injury time in South America
Carlos Alcaraz will try and put three months of lost time into the rear view mirror as the second-ranked Spaniard heads to South America this
Aussies ask… Nick who?
HE may be something of a social media ‘giant’ with endless crude posts and taunts of others, but in the real world Nick Kyrgios doesn’t
Osaka out as expected from AO
Naomi Osaka extended her exile from the stress of tennis by withdrawing from the Australian Open, officials confirmed on Sunday. The Japanese two-time champion who
A turn for the worse, but courts were fine
CALLS for players to consider legal action for poor court surfaces in the wake of Emma Raducanu’s injury in Auckland on Thursday have been dismissed
Djokovic path cleared by Alcaraz withdrawal
Novak Djokovic could have a much clearer path to a possible 10th Australian Open title due to the injury pullout of world No. 1 Spaniard
Alcaraz to miss AO due to freak leg injury
Top seed Carlos Alcaraz will miss the Australian Open due to a leg injury suffered in training, the Spaniard announced on Saturday. The teenaged reigning
Nadal now at the mercy of painful foot jabs
Rafael Nadal has confessed that he now must rely on painful – if intermittent – jabs to a nerve if he wants to keep on
Sinner, Coric, Dimitrov added to Kooyong lineup
Carlos Alcaraz will face a reinforced challenge as the Spaniard opens his season at Melbourne’s Kooyong Classic after Jannik Sinner, Borna Coric and Grigor Dimitrov were
Teenaged Alcaraz remains in awe of his No. 1 status
More than three months after taking over the No. 1 ranking through a US Open title, Carlos Alcaraz still finds it hard to believe his current
Nadal, Alcaraz to roll the dice in Vegas exhibition
Rafael Nadal and ATP heir-apparent Carlos Alcaraz will meet in an all-Spanish exhibition next spring in Las Vegas, with the hit-and-giggle sandwiched in between American