Former Asian ace Nishikori to test hip injury in Canada
Kei Nishikori will return to the courts 13 months after nis last match in November when he tries his luck at a Challenger event in
No. 2 Ruud heading back to Turin Finals
Casper Ruud defeated Chilean qualifier Nicolas Jarry 6-2, 3-6, 6-3 on Thursday in Seoul and guaranteed himself a return visit to the November ATP Finals.
Thiem tumbled in match-up of former No. 3s
Dominic Thiem lost a battle to fellow former No. 3 Marin CIlic, with the Croat winner celebrating his 34th birthday with a win in Tel Aviv, defeating the
Djoko making up for lost time this week in Israel
Novak Djokovic must take every possible opportunity on court this autumn if he wants to qualify for the year-end championships, with the Serb doing just that
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
‘Queue jumper’ Kyrgios hits out at lack of court
Nick Kyrgios has been called a ‘queue jumper’ after criticising Tennis Australia on social media for not being prioritised for court time at the TA
Mac says Laver Cup leaves Davis for dead
Laver Cup-winning captain John McEnroe has praised the Europe v World competition which wrapped up on Sunday in London with giving doubles the exposure and prestige
Djokovic wrist injury a worry for Tel Aviv
Novak Djokovic will count on help from his physio to ensure that a wrist problem which bothered him at the weekend Laver Cup does not
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.