Zverev dispatches Altmaier in Munich
Alexander Zverev edged closer to a trophy hat-trick at the home ATP event in Munich on Wednesday, with the top seed crushing compatriot Daniel Altmaier 6-3,
Alcaraz tidies his game to hit Monte Carlo quarters
Carlos Alcaraz needed some clay-court “cleanup on aisle five” to clinch the 6-3, 6-1 defeat of Daniel Altmaier which took the Spaniard into the quarter-finals
Alcaraz ends Monaco dry spell with breakthrough win
Carlos Alcaraz stuffed an overhead into the net on a match point chance but recovered poise to earn his first career victory at the Monte Carlo
Gasquet takes final bow at Monte Carlo
Richard Gasquet bowed out of the Monte Carlo Masters after 23 years as the French hero lost what will be his final match at the iconic
Medvedev masterful on serve in Vienna victory
Daniil Medvedev lost a mere five points on serve as the 20-time ATP titleholder schooled French teenager Arthur Fils 6-4, 6-2 to reach the second
Injured Murray cans Cincy
Andy Murray faces a countdown to fitness after pulling out on Tuesday from the Cincinnati Masters with an abdominal injury. The 2008 and 2011 champion
French outsider runs down Ruud
Unfancied French teenager Arthur Fils handed top seed Casper Ruud a 6-0, 6-4 thrashing on Friday to reach the hamburg semi-finals. The No. 71 outsider,
Stan the man for Swiss after Davis Cup victory
Stan Wawrinka was on Monday revelling in his tennis revival after leading a group of young Swiss into the Davis Cup World Group with a
Wawrinka comeback pace slows to a crawl
Stan Wawrinka’s injury comeback hit another roadblock on Monday as the three-time Grand Slam champion Swiss was knocked out in the first round of the
Kyrgios moves on from Stuttgart racism
Nick Kyrgios is happy to wear the weight of crowd expectations on court – but draws the line at racist outbursts. The Australian who copped a