To coach or not to coach
THE ATP announced this week that they intend to trial allowing limited off-court coaching during matches after Wimbledon. But the idea has already been criticised
Osaka moves to avoid Wimbledon “exhibition”
Naomi Osaka withdrew on Saturday from Wimbledon, with the four-time Grand Slam winner declaring herself still unfit from an Achilles injury. But the former No.
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
No points, likely no Osaka at Wimbledon
Naomi Osaka appears unlikely to bother with Wimbledon this summer, with the former No.1 admitting that playing an “exhibition” may not be worth her time
Anisimova tags Osaka with another early loss
By BILL SCOTT Amanda Anisimova handed slumping Naomi Osaka a second straight Grand Slam disappointment before rain set in on Monday at the French Open.
Swiatek eager for more success at RG
World No.1 Iga Swiatek will be looking for title number six when the French Open begins next week, and has been handed a relatively easy
Poles apart – Swiatek clear favourite for RG
2022 FRENCH OPEN WOMEN’S PREVIEW On form there is only one winner in Paris – a young Polish superstar in the making, Iga Swiatek. But
SUNDAY SERVE: In the Nick of time
SO, who is the best grass court player in the world? According to one Nick Kyrgios it’s a certain Nick Kyrgios. Kyrgios will sit out
Game, set and conviction
WHAT is there to believe of the Boris Becker bankruptcy case? And does Becker, the youngest man to win Wimbledon, deserve to be jailed after
Where’s Roger?
AS the world of tennis salivates over a new generation beginning to make their collective marks on the game, some of us from the ‘older’
