Swiatek maintains support for Ukraine
Top seed Iga Swiatek on Saturday underlined her unwavering support for Ukraine as the Russian invasion continues, with the Pole convinced that opposing the war
Roland Garros Women’s Day 1
A volatile French Open crowd turned on Marta Kostyuk following a 6-3, 6-2 first-round loss to Aryna Sabalenka, jeering the Ukrainian player after she failed to shake
My dad’s a victim of circumstance: Djokovic
Novak Djokovic has defended father Srjdan’s Australian Open Russian flag picture scandal, with the 10-time finalist saying his dad was done in by circumstance. The
Rublev realises he’ll likely be banned from Wimbledon
Andrey Rublev is already facing the reality of a likely ban from Wimbledon fro a second straight edition due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine
Concerned Murray opens his wallet to Ukrainian relief
Andy Murray is following through on his vow not to forget victims of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, with the Scot donating massive amounts of
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.
Medvedev’s New York title defence is safe
The US Open title defence of Daniil Medvedev got a green light on Tuesday as officials approved allowing Russian and Belarus to compete as neutrals.
Berrettini the biggest loser in no-points Wimbledon
Matteo Berrettini will come up one of the biggest losers at Wimbledon as the Italian plays the Grand Slam for no ranking points. “I got
Djoko doomed after Paris peg-back
The Serb who was out-gunned at the French Open by his Spanish rival as the pair played for the 59th time,, will suffer a ranking slide
Djoko doubts the ATP-Wimbledon standoff can be resolved
Novak Djokovic has serious doubts that the bureaucratic standoff between Wimbledon and the ATP will be solved by the time play begins at the All England Club