Raducanu storms past Kerber in Stuttgart
Having helped Team GB to the finals of the Billie Jean Cup by winning two rubbers against France last week, Emma Raducanu continued her impressive
Djokovic may not bother to replace sacked Goran
Novak Djokovic could well double down on his surprise sacking of longtime mentor Goran Ivanisevic, with the troubled Serb perhaps ready to take a page
Two time Grand Slam winner Halep doping ban reduced
Double Grand Slam champion Simona Halep has had her four-year ban for doping reduced to nine months by the Court of Arbitration for Sport. The
Halep’s high hopes on return to tennis
Simona Halep was buoyant at the end of a three-day hearing in front of international sport’s highest authority, with the former No. 1 hoping to make
Disillusioned Thiem toys with retirement scenario
Former world No. 3 Dominic Thiem has dropped sad hints that two and a half years of injury hell might lead to an early retirement
Title holder Sabalenka wins AO opener in double quick time
Reigning Champion Aryna Sabalenka was forced to start her title defence after midnight on Day 1 of the 2024 Australian Open. Possibly out of frustration
Medvedev hoping pre-Open shakeup will pay dividends
Daniil Medvedev has gambled with his pre-Australian Open programme, taking a holiday and skipping any preliminary tournaments for the first time in his career. Now the
Venus hopes to end long injury hiatus in March
Venus Williams is hoping to end a six-month injury exile in March, with the 43-year-old still dealing with a knee injury suffered during a first-round July
Time ticking away for any Raducanu return
Any injury return from Emma Raducanu is starting to fade after the former US Open winner withdrew from a pre-season exhibition this month. The Brit
Cancun ‘disaster’ could see WTA chief go
THE last-minute scramble to find a host for the year-ending WTA finals was a disaster, according to several players. Former World No.3 Elina Svitolina was