Fins looking up for Williams’ sisters
Serena and Venus Williams have expanded their sporting portfolio, buying a stake in the NFL’s Miami Dolphins. Franchise owner Stephen Ross confirmed the deal as
Murray faces up to hip op future
Former World No.1 Andy Murray has admitted he faces a full hip replacement once his tennis career is over. Murray told British media yesterday he
Zverev clinches Laver Cup victory for Europe in day three thriller
The third chapter of the Laver Cup, tennis’s answer to golf’s Ryder Cup, produced a thrilling finale in Geneva’s Palexpo Arena as Alexander Zverev beat
Swede dreams are made of this…
Robert Lindstedt was far too young to attend ABBA concerts when the legendary music group was in its prime and reaching the top of charts,
Record crowds amid claims US Open owes New York City rent
The US Open set an all-time attendance record, with 737,872 fans watching the two-week long event, but was then shrouded in controversy after New York
Blockbuster Day One sets tone for Big Apple showdown
The 2019 US Open kicks off today (Monday) with an absolute blockbuster bill of tennis. The Day One lineup includes eight former US Open champions,
Sunday Serve: Live from New York
US tennis chiefs have come under fire for ensuring Carlos Ramos will not serve as chair umpire for any Serena Williams or Venus Williams matches
Battle for US Women’s crown a lottery
Any one of half a dozen players could emerge as the 2019 US Open Women’s Championship winner, writes PETER ROWE. It’s almost a year ago,
Williams ‘sought out umpire Ramos’ after 2018 clash
An ESPN documentary about Serena Williams’ infamous clash last year at the US Open final has claimed she sought out umpire Carlos Ramos after the match.
Murray may step down a level to get match fit
Andy Murray has admitted he may have to play a level down in order to get much-needed match practice after he was beaten in straight