
- 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

Sinner keeps his concentration to take revenge over Rune
Jannik Sinner took his revenge for a loss a year ago at the Monte Carlo Masters on Friday as he defeated Holger Rune 6-4, 6-7 (6),

Laid-back Tsitsipas strolls into Monte Carlo semis
Two-time champion Stefanos Tsitsipas quickly hit his comfort zone, with the Greek pounding Karen Khachanov 6-4, 6-2 on Friday to book the Monte Carlo Masters

Halep remains confident despite injury pullout
A precautionary pullout due to knee pain has not dulled the optimism of Simona Halep as the former No. 1 returns to tennis after overturning

Marathon man Rune into Monte Carlo quarters
Last year’s Monte Carlo finalist Holger Rune had to perform a strenuous double shift on Thursday. At the start of play he polished off a

Sinner extends win streak with defeat of Struff
Jannik Sinner continued his winning run with his eighth consecutive victory on Thursday, defeating Jan-Lennard Struff 6-4, 6-2 for a spot in the Monte Carlo Masters

Crowd jeers spark Djokovic to victory
A rowdy, pro-Italian crowd sparked Novak Djokovic to a comeback 7-5, 6-3 win over Lorenzo Musetti on Thursday, with the top seed earning revenge against

Unrelenting Djoko wears his coaches down
A longtime former coach of Novak Djokovic has floated the theory that the perfectionist Serb is grinding his coaches into dust in his quest for

Medvedev temper redlines again in Monte Carlo loss
Volatile fourth seed Daniil Medvedv flew into a rage for the second match running on Thursday, loudly protesting what he perceived as a mistaken line call
