See you in court: Players file suit against ATP
The ATP was Tuesday facing an antitrust lawsuit filed by a reported 12 players as Novak Djokovic’s union goes to war with the sanctioning body.
Tennis heading for the courts – courts of law that is
Tennis matches normally happen on a court. Usually grass, terre battue, or asphalt. Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios are planning to move the action into
Berrettini shrugs off injury but Italy still lose to Canada
Matteo Berrettini’s rise from the sub’s bench and onto the doubles court was not enough to prevent Italy from taking a 2-1 loss to surprise packet
Djokovic keeps a clean slate against Pospisil
Novak Djokovic kept a perfect record against one of his best friends on the Tour with a 7-6(5), 6-3 win which put the Serb into
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
Canada slam Spain in another Davis late-nighter
Underdog Canada saddled Spain with a 2-1 home defeat in a Davis Cup World Group play off which ended early Saturday morning in Valencia after a
Hurkacz too hot for Popyrin
Hubert Hurkacz began his Indian Wells campaign with a 6-1, 7-5 victory against Aussie Alexei Popyrin. The 24-year-old Pole cruised through the first set before
Shapo eases into second round
Canadian Denis Shapovalov cruised into the second round of men’s singles in New York with a comfortable 6-2, 6-2, 6-3 win over Argentina’s Federico Delbonis.
Pospisil ‘sorry’ for Miami on-court rant
Canadian Vasek Pospisil has apologised for his on-court rant aimed at ATP Tour chief Andrea Gaudenzi in Miami yesterday where he was given a verbal