Nadal-Sabatini set for tennis legends summit
Rafael Nadal and Gabriela Sabatini are due to team up next month in Buenos Aires for an exhibition mixed doubles match also featuring world No.
Napoli nonsense: Tourney start delayed for new court arrival
This week’s one-off ATP fill-in event in Naples has fallen victim to typical southern Italian chaos, with the start of competition delayed by at least a
Sinner hits the slopes with ex-great Vonn
Former teenaged ski champion Jannik Sinner found himself in alpine VIP company at the weekend after a session on the slopes with Lindsay Vonn. The
FAA thick in the hunt for Turin year-end place
With a fresh Top 10 ranking after winning the weekend Florence title, Felix Auger-Aliassime remains firmly fixed on a place in next month’s ATP Finals
Murray makes mystery Antwerp pullout
Mystery surrounds the withdrawal of Andy Murray on the weekend before the ATP Antwerp event. The 35-year-old former No. 1 announced he would not play in the
Florence title success boosts FAA
Felix Auger-Aiassime finished with his 11th ace to move into seventh in the chase to the ATP Finals with a 6-4, 6-4 title win over
Rublev wins Gijon; moves closer to ticking Turin box
Andrey Rublev hammered out a 6-2, 6-3 title win on Sunday at the ATP event in Gijon to take a tighter grasp on a possible
Time to steer clear of Djokovic saga
FOR good reason Aussie tennis chief Craig Tiley has distanced himself from any decisions to overturn the three-year entry ban on Novak Djokovic ahead of
Spanish win keeps Rublev in the chase to Turin
Andrey Rublev stays in the chase for one of the last two remaining spots for the ATP Finals as he beat good friend Dominic Thiem
Rafa will have to drag himself to Australia:Uncle Toni
New father Rafael Nadal will have to make the supreme effort to travel to Australia in January. That’s the warning from Toni Nadal, uncle and