Beaten-down Ruud running on empty in Asia
Third-ranked Casper Ruud admitted his reserves are running low after taking a 6-3, 6-3, opening loss at the Japan Open to Jaume Munar on Tuesday. The Norwegian
‘Unstable’ Kyrgios bids to get assault charge dismissed
Lawyers for Aussie firebrand Nick Kyrgios have asked for an assault charge against him be dismissed on mental health grounds. The assault charge relates to
Playing the generation game
THE BBC in London ran an online story last week wondering if tennis would suffer as a result of the retirement of two if its
Swiatek, Djokovic to headline pre-Christmas Dubai exhibition
Wimbledon champions Iga Swiatek and Novak Djokovic will headline at an exhibition to be staged in Dubai in the pre-Christmas, with organisers ready to test a
‘Queue jumper’ Kyrgios hits out at lack of court
Nick Kyrgios has been called a ‘queue jumper’ after criticising Tennis Australia on social media for not being prioritised for court time at the TA
The future is Carlos … ‘plus Sinner and Zverev’
WORLD no. 1 Carlos Alcaraz believes that the future of men’s tennis is in good hands after news of River Federer’s retirement. With both Novak
Say goodnight to this 3am madness
THE US Open may think playing until 3am an amusing curveball to throw at viewers, but in reality there is very little marketing value at
