Kyrgios year-end chances take a hit with Tokyo pullout
Chances for NIck Kyrgios to make a late qualification for next month’s ATP Finals took a hit on Friday as the Australian withdrew injured from
Huesler picks up where Federer left off with Swiss ATP title
A week after the retirement of Roger Federer, a fellow Swiss began picking up the slack, with Marc-Andrea Huesler winning his first career title on Sunday
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
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
Delpo struggles to accept his career is over
While Roger Federer eases gracefully into retirement, life without tennis has been pure hell for Juan Martin del Potro. The Argentine who made his one big impression
Federer will hold off on any Laver Europe captaincy
Roger Federer was the centre of attention at this edition of the Laver Cup. But the now-retired Swiss icon said on Sunday he’s not quite ready to
Tiafoe turns the tide to help World to breakthrough Laver trophy
Frances Tiafoe turned the tables on Stefanos Tsistipas to send team World to a 13-8 breakthrough title on Sunday at the Laver Cup in London.
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
Berrettini follows Federer advice to Laver victory
Matteo Berrettini handed Team Europe a 4-2 lead on Saturday in the Laver Cup in London, backed up by wise counsel from the bench straight from