USO dispenses charity to four former champs
The US Open has offered a helping hand to a quartet of former champions whose tennis fortunes have taken a dive in recent seasons. Grand
Swiatek survives qualifier assault
Iga Swiatek blamed herself for a mid-match drop in form which made her first match since winning Olympic bronze a major test at the Cincinnati Masters.
Sinner off to winning start in Cincy
Jannik Sinner successfully tested his form after feeling ill last week in Canada, with the top seed advancing into the third round of the Cincinnati
Shelton survives Opelka bot attack
Ben Shelton withstood 19 aces off the racquet of Reilly Opelka on Tuesday to advance into the second round of the ATP-WTA Cincinnati Masters. The American
Popyrin claims first Aussie Masters in two decades
Alexei Popyrin hammered Andrey Rublev 6-2, 6-4 in 90 minutes on Monday to win the first Masters 1000 title in 21 years for Australia. The
Aussie Popyrin stands in the way of Rublev’s Canadian breakthrough
Australian outsider Alexei Popyrin will try to stop fifth seed Andrey Rublev from claiming a second ATP Masters title this season when the pair meet in
Sinner begins marathon make-up with with opening win
Jannik Sinner got his first job of a busy Saturday on court done and dusted as the defending champion rolled over Alejandro Tabilo 6-4, 6-3 at
Tsitsipas calls time (again) on his father as coach
Stefanos Tsitsipas will search for a new mentor after confirming on Friday that he has again split with his father Apostolos as coach. The Greek
Djokovic dumps Cincinnati Masters date
Olympic champion Novak Djokovic on Thursday withdrew from next week’s Cincinnati Masters event. The 37-year-old Serb who owns three titles at the event including last
Tsitsipas could be nearing another family coaching divorce
Stefanos Tsitsipas hinted on Thursday of a possible coaching split with father Apostolos after the Greek crashed out in the second round of the Montreal Masters.