
- Roving WTA Finals to land in North Carolina for three years
- Injury magnet Draper to shut down his season
- Zverev slaps down Shelton as US dry spell extended
- Rybakina outduels tetchy Sabalenka to win US Open
- Shelton shuts down Tiafoe to reach USO final
- Zverev hits his stride with third major final of the season
- US denied as Rybakina, Sabalenka reach USO final
- Zverev returns to USO semis


Shelton shuts down Tiafoe to reach USO final

Zverev hits his stride with third major final of the season

US denied as Rybakina, Sabalenka reach USO final

Zverev returns to USO semis

Rybakina USO win hands her world No. 1 status

Tiafoe comes from behind to leave Michelsen in tears

Record late finish as Shelton stuns Alcaraz

Djoko now a Lone Ranger in his late career
Novak Djokovic is in no hurry to sign on another coach as the 38-year-old makes his way through his career’s golden years, with the five-time

Defender Draper scratches out a win
Jack Draper kicked off his title defence at the Indian Wells Masters on Saturday with a scratchy win, with the Brit overcoming wily Spanish veteran

Daniil details disorganised Dubai departure
Daniil Medvedev on Saturday managed a surprisingly comfortable 6-4, 6-2 win over Alejandro Tabilo at the Indian Wells Masters only a few days after successfully arriving

Impressive Raducanu back with Coach Petchey, for now
British No. 1 Emma Raducanu got back to winning ways under the watch of returning “part time” coach Mark Petchey in a 6-1,6-3 over Anastasia

Sabalenka engagement ring the perfect fit in IW
Aryna Sabalenka gave her new engagement ring a stress test on Friday, with the world No. 1’s sparkle proving bullet-proof in the heat of a

Sinner on a spree with runaway opening win
Jannik Sinner ran off nine consecutive games as she showed the door to Czech qualifier Dalibor Svrcina 6-1, 6-1 in a roaring start on Friday

Her way or the highway for Raducanu on court
Emma Raducanu remained defiant at the start of the Indian Wells Masters that if she does hire a new coach, it might not be to

Djoko still feeling the urge – on his terms
Novak Djokovic is playing tennis on his own terms in 2006, with the 37-year-old happy to pick and choose his events as a record-breaking career
