Rublev reverses his spring loss streak
Andrey Rublev brought a halt to a painful loss streak lasting for nearly two months as he reached the third round of the Madrid Masters
Aggressive Alcaraz motors in Madrid
Carlos Alcaraz began his delayed clay season on Friday after a month of arm injury recovery, with the Spaniard taking his first step towards a third
Unsure Nadal puts RG commitment on ice
Rafael Nadal heads into his weekend clash at the Madrid Masters plagued by doubts over his continuing level of fitness and said he will leave
Nadal crushes neophyte in solid Spanish start
Rafael Nadal made a flying 6-1, 6-0 start on Thursday at his home Madrid Masters and he dispatched an American teenager playing just his second match
Nadal remains cautious about his Roland Garros scenario
Rafael Nadal will step gingerly onto court at the Madrid Open to face teenaged wild card Darwin Blanche. But Spain’s clay-court master has cast further doubt on
Djoko may mimic Kyrgios and just skip the coach
Novak Djokovic has strongly hinted that he might just skip the strain of seeking out a new coach and go it alone for the remainder
Boris begging to be allowed back for Wimbledon
Desperate Boris Becker has launched an appeal to British authorities to be allowed back into the country in time to attend Wimbledon. London’s Telegraph reported
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
Barcelona title win worth the wait for Ruud
Casper Ruud took revenge for a finals loss a week ago, defeating Stefanos Tsitsipas 7-5, 6-3 on Sunday to win the Barcelona Open. The sixth-ranked Norwegian
Struff freezes out Fritz to win first career title
Jan Lennard Struff ignored wintery temperature and an annoying drizzle in Munich to earn the first title of his career at age 33 on Sunday