Notorious US Open outer court and reek of weed
The sickly smell of marijuana drifting in from an adjacent public park space has drawn complaints from players on the eve of the Sunday US
USO prize money bonanza eases player boycott threat
The lure of USD 5.5 million to the 2026 US Open champions seems to have eased any talk of payer boycott threats – for now. The payout
Alcaraz return a giant question mark at USO
Carlos Alcaraz will roll the dice on his form after four and a half months injured when the Spanird returns to tennis at the US
Zverev plays ugly to get the job done
Alexander Zverev battled wind and heavy conditions on a challenging Sunday at the Rome Masters, with the second seed prevailing 6-1, 6-4 over Alexander Blockx to
Physical issues still frustrating Djokovic
Novak Djokovic refused to make excuses for his opening loss at the Rome Masters to Croat qualifier Dino Cruznic 6-2, 2-6, 6-4.. The defeat in two and
Player money demands more old news for Djokovic
Novak Djokovic on Thursday offered support to player demands for more of a share of the Grand Slam moneybag, with the veteran Serb reminding that
Sinner all-in as Grand Slam boycott pressure grows
Jannik Sinner on Thursday threw his full weight behind the proposed Grand Slam prize money boycott movement, with the world No. 1 voicing his thoughts
Sinner the winner to push on with Rome entry
Jannik Sinner vowed on Sunday to extend his historic Masters 1000 win streak and will plough ahead into the Rome Masters which begins next week.
Sinner juggernaut mows down Zverev in Madrid final
Jannik Sinner wrote more history on Sunday as the Italian lifted his fifth straight Masters 1000 title in a row, defeating Alexander Zverev 6-1, 6-2
Zverev joins the elites with record Madrid win
Alexander Zverev backed up a win this month over Flavio Cobolli and moved into elite ATP company as the third seed reached another semi-final at