Ruud, Tsitsipas round out Team Europe lineup
Casper Ruud and Stefanos Tsistsipas were slotted into place on Wednesday to complete the team Europe lineup for September’s Laver Cup in Berlin. The side
Out with the old, in with the new at Laver Cup
Andre Agassi will make a return to tennis as he replaces John McEnroe as coach of Team World at the Laver Cup from next year,
Ljubicic: Nadal could mimic Federer’s retirement plan
Rafael Nadal could well duplicate the 2022 retirement scenario of Roger Federer, announcing the end of his career at the Laver Cup. That is the
Nadal extends his shelf life with Laver Cup commitment
Rafael Nadal will extend his tennis career at least into the early autumn as the Spaniard returns to Team Europe at the upcoming Berlin edition
Laver Cup boss hints at sniffing for Saudi cash
Roger Federer’s business partner is sniffing for dollars in Saudi, with longtime money man Tony Godsick hinting that the controversial kingdom could be a prime
Kazakh Bublik erupts in Laver Cup boilover
Kazakh Alexander Bublik is steaming over a perceived Anglo-American bias in selecting rest of the World teams for the annual Laver Cup. The ATP No.
Barely-there Laver Cup quietly ends with World repeat win
An all-but-anonymous edition of the Laver Cup wrapped up with a second straight win for a World side lacking in household names, with Europe going
Europe on the brink of second Laver loss
Team Europe was braced on Sunday for a second consecutive annual defeat in Laver Cup play after World ran up a massive 10-2 lead in Day
Team World rules in opening Laver play
Team World jumped out to a 4-0 opening-day lead over Europe as the Laver Cup began in Vancouver with founder Roger Federer present. The longtime
No regrets for Federer one year after retirement
Roger Federer has admitted he misses tennis but said he made the right decision a year after quitting the sport with a lingering knee injury.