Keys unlocks chaos with late Madrid pullout
Madison Keys unleashed a scheduling earthquake on Friday as the former US Open winner pulled the plug on her Madrid Masters opener shortly before match time.
Tsitsipas survives meltdown to break losing streak
Stefanos Tsitsipas wasted emotional injury as he knocked a three-match losing streak on the head with a 3-6, 7-6 (6), 7-6 (4) comeback victory. on
Rafa touch refines Ruud for Madrid start
Casper Ruud credits a week of training and injury recovery at the Rafael Nadal academy with lifting his game as he starts a Masters 1000
Another record beckons Sinner in Madrid
Jannik Sinner enters this weeks Madrid Open in search of another record. If the Italian World No. 1 claims the title on 3 May he
Scan to determine RG fate of injured Alcaraz
Carlos Alcaraz will undergo a wrist scan which may well determine if the injured defending champion will be fit enough to play the French Open.
Sabalenka pleased to serve as RG target
Aryna Sabalenka is pleased to let the rest of the French Open field go big game hunting when the clay-court fortnight begins on Sunday in
Paolini pounds Gauff to win Rome home title
Jasmine Paolini set the stage for a possible Italian weekend trophy double at the Rome Masters as she won the WTA side of the draw
Alcaraz, Draper set up third clash of the season
Carlos Alcaraz and Brit Jack Draper will meet for the third time this season after the pair won into a high-profile quarter-final at the Rome
European ambience a challenge for Collins
Daniele Collins admitted that she has her troubles adjusting to the six-hour time gap between Europe and Florida as the American progresses to the fourth
Tenacious Collins sparks Swiatek collapse
Danielle Collins ignored her 1-8 record against Iga Swiatek, with the American pulling off a 6-1, 7-5 upset on Saturday to send the defending champion