Zverev injury return remains a mystery
The return to tennis for Alexander Zverev remains the great unknown on the ATP with the elder brother of Germany’s world No. 6 failing to shed
Beaten-down Ruud running on empty in Asia
Third-ranked Casper Ruud admitted his reserves are running low after taking a 6-3, 6-3, opening loss at the Japan Open to Jaume Munar on Tuesday. The Norwegian
Canada slam Spain in another Davis late-nighter
Underdog Canada saddled Spain with a 2-1 home defeat in a Davis Cup World Group play off which ended early Saturday morning in Valencia after a
Murray worry over late-night finishes
Andy Murray has put his foot down on late-night tennis finishes after playing a losing British Davis Cup doubles match in Glasgow which did not
USA beat GB in first round Davis Cup tie
Team GB and the USA battled for nine hours, starting on Wednesday and finishing their Davis Cup tie at 1am on Thursday, with the US
Australian sweep Belgium in fast Davis Cup start
Australia laid on a 3-0 opening sweep of Belgium on Tuesday to make a fast start at the Davis Cup playoffs in Hamburg. The charge was
Zverev won’t be ready for US Open
Alexander Zverev’s ankle injury at Roland Garros looks like forcing the world No. 2 into a withdrawal from the US Open. German tabloid Bild is
Family first Kyrgios pulls out of Davis Cup
Nick Kyrgios has opted out of Australia’s Davis Cup team with Alex de Minaur given the job of leading his country in Hamburg, Germany next
Recovering Zverev hopes to give US Open a go
Alexander Zverev is working against the clock to recover in time to compete when the US Open begins in little more than a fortnight. The
Spanish Davis Cup official papers over cracks for upcoming edition
A ranking Spanish Davis Cup official is painting the brightest possible scenario for the new-look Davis Cup, which has struggled for two years to gain acceptance.