Carlos ignores slow start to notch Monte Carlo semis
Carlos Alcaraz used his drop shots with efficiency to stave off a French challenge with a 4-6, 7-5, 6-3 defeat of Arthur Fils on Friday
Tsitsipas inspired by tennis return to Europe
Greek-born Stefanos Tsitsipas is ready to defend his Monte Carlo title, boosted by the annual ATP return to Europe and the clay courts. The three-time champion
Alcaraz turns to clay after Miami beatdown
Carlos Alcaraz will be pleased to see the back of a disappointing North American hardcourt swing after a 5-7, 6-4, 6-3 loss in his opening match
Tsitsipas throttles another Italian
Stefanos Tsitsipas stretched his career-long domination of Italians on Friday with a 6-4, 6-3 defeat of Fabio Fognini to reach the Swiss Open Gstaad semi-finals
Alpine clay marks the comfort zone for Tsitsipas
Stefanos Tsitsipas has put a mediocre grass season in the rear view mirror as the Greek steps back onto clay in the run-up to the Paris
Toni Nadal can’t promise his nephew will play RG
Rafael Nadal is training on the clay at Roland Garros this week, but even that sign might be enough to guarantee that the Spanish icon
Nadal willing to risk it all to be ready for Roland
Rafael Nadal has vowed to risk even more injury to try and front up ready for the French Open in just over a fortnight, with
Nadal yearns for the good old 5-set final days
Rafael Nadal confessed on Wednesday that he misses the five-set finals that characterised his first two titles at the Rome Masters. The Spaniard who is
Alcaraz agony: Spaniard withdraws from Rome
The injury-marred season of Carlos Alcaraz jumped from bad to worse on Friday as the unfit Spaniard withdrew from Wednesday’s start of the Rome Masters.
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