Djoko begins in Israel with lop-sided win
Novak Djokovic produced his most one-sided performance of the season on Thursday as he lost just three games in a straight-set thrashing of Spanish veteran
Djoko making up for lost time this week in Israel
Novak Djokovic must take every possible opportunity on court this autumn if he wants to qualify for the year-end championships, with the Serb doing just that
Djokovic wrist injury a worry for Tel Aviv
Novak Djokovic will count on help from his physio to ensure that a wrist problem which bothered him at the weekend Laver Cup does not
FAA downs Djokovic to send World into Laver lead
Felix Auger-Aliassime sent Team World into a 10-8 lead over Europe on Sunday’s final day of the Laver Cup, with the Canadian stunning Novak Djokovic
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
Djokovic doubles up to send Europe to 8-4 lead
Novak Djokovic ended a four-year absence from the Laver Cup on Saturday with the Serb backing up a singles win with doubles success to send
Federer bows out of tennis
Roger Federer bowed out of tennis as the Swiss ended his iconic career with 4-6, 7-6(2), 11-9 loss in doubles alongside longtime rival Rafael Nadal at
Coach Ljubi laments end of the Federer era
Ivan Ljubicic remained bittersweet about the Friday retirement match of Roger Federer, with the Croat who has guided the Swiss as a co-coach for a good
Djoko won’t relent on anti-vaxx stance
Novak Djokovic could make his first competitive appearance since winning Wimbledon over NIck Kyrgios when he competes in the Laver Cup in London. But the former No. 1 has zero
Federer vows to keep emotions in check as he bows out
Notably emotional Roger Federer has vowed to try and keep any tears in check as he wraps up his brilliant career on Friday with a doubles pairing alongside longtime friend