Tsitsipas back-pedals on snarky Kyrgios criticism
Stefanos Tsitsipas has rolled back a personal attack on Nick Kyrgios in which he blasted the Australian’s “uneducated” tennis in the Netfox Break Point reality series.
Zverev battles closing nerves to advance into semis
Alexander Zverev double-faulted on a first match point but sent down a winner on his third chance to advance to another semi-final at the ATP
Injured Sinner quits mid-match in Halle
Jannik Sinner quit early in the second set against Alexander Bublik on Friday at the ATP event in Halle to hand the Kazakh his ticket into the semi-finals
Venus comeback dream ended by Ostapenko
Venus Williams put up a fight but was finally subdued 6-3, 5-7, 6-3 on Thursday by Jelena Ostapenko to exit the WTA Birmingham tournament. The
Alcaraz shrugs off errors to reach first grass QF
Carlos Alcaraz charged into the first grass court quarter-final of his career on Thursday as the Spaniard defeated Czech Jiri Lehecka 6-2, 6-3 at Queen’s club.
Sinner adapts to indoor grass in Halle
Jannik Sinner got a crash course on indoor grass as he beat fellow Italian Lorenzo Sonego 6-7 (4), 6-4, 6-4 on Thursday to move into
Murrays miffed by Andy absence from Wimbledon picture
Andy Murray’s family has called out Wimbledon for releasing publicity material featuring more than a dozen former champions – but not the Scottish three-time Grand Slam champion.
Retired Federer can’t stop checking the scores
Roger Federer may be out of tennis but the Swiss icon confessed on Wednesday he often finds himself checking the scores of ATP matches. The
Medvedev stands his ground to reach Halle quarters
Daniil Medvedev gave away a second-set tiebreak lead and had to fight on in the final set to earn a 6-3, 6-7 (5), 6-3 trip
Wimbledon opens the door to AI invasion
Tradition-bound Wimbledon will crack the door open for artificial intelligence at this summer’s edition by using AI to produce visual highlight packages. London’s Daily Telegraph