Nadal yearns for the good old 5-set final days
Rafael Nadal confessed on Wednesday that he misses the five-set finals that characterised his first two titles at the Rome Masters. The Spaniard who is
Ljubicic: Nadal could mimic Federer’s retirement plan
Rafael Nadal could well duplicate the 2022 retirement scenario of Roger Federer, announcing the end of his career at the Laver Cup. That is the
Nadal extends his shelf life with Laver Cup commitment
Rafael Nadal will extend his tennis career at least into the early autumn as the Spaniard returns to Team Europe at the upcoming Berlin edition
Djoko’s problems are all in his head: Ljubicic
Ivan Ljubicic, former mentor to Roger Federer, believes that the current motivational crisis afflicting Novak Djokovic takes the shape of a psychological block. The Croat who reached
Murray fights back to beat Shapo
Andy Murray broke in the first and last games of the deciding set to dismiss Denis Shapovalov 4-6, 7-6 (5), 6-3, winning his 500th hardcourt
Murray grim on bureaucracy-led tennis future
Andy Murray has painted a depressing – if realistic – picture of current tennis, with the Scot decidedly down on the state of the game. As
Laver Cup boss hints at sniffing for Saudi cash
Roger Federer’s business partner is sniffing for dollars in Saudi, with longtime money man Tony Godsick hinting that the controversial kingdom could be a prime
Boris a bust as short-lived Rune coach
Boris Becker has split with Holger Rune after three months as coach, with the German icon saying he did not have enough time to devote
Records tumble to stats man Djokovic
Novak Djokovic revelled in his first daytime billing in 1073 days at the Australian Open with a 6-0, 6-0, 6-3 stroll against Adrian Mannarino in
Djokovic revels in tennis villain image
Novak Djokovic prefers to laugh off his image as an elite-level tennis outlaw, at the Australian Open, with the Serb protected by his world No. 1