
- 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

Swiatek loving life in her Doha comfort zone
Iga Swiatek notched up a 10th straight win at the WTA Qatar Open on Wednesday, moving into the quarter-finals over 14th seed Ekaterina Alexandrova 6-1,

Injury cloud still hangs over hard-luck Nadal
Rafael Nadal has expressed concern over his slow-to-heal thigh injury which may delay his comeback to the ATP scheduled for next week. The 37-year-old Spaniard,

Siniakova stuns Gauff in Doha
Coco Gauff’s Gulf tennis trip got off to the worst possible start on Tuesday, with the US Open champion upset by Katerina Siniakova 6-2, 6-4 at

Raducanu routed, dumped out in Doha
Emma Raducanu exited almost before she began on Monday as the Brit was dealt out of the WTA Qatar Open in a first-round loss to

Olympic gold stands as the Paris pick for Alcaraz
Carlos Alcaraz has already sorted out his priorities for two tennis trips to Paris this year. And the Spaniard is convinced that winning an Olympic gold

Osaka picks up comeback momentum
Naomi Osaka mounted a first-set comeback on Monday to score revenge for an Australian Open loss, with the four-time Grand Slam winner advancing to the second

Osaka crowds her schedule as tennis travel bug bites
Naomi Osaka has added this week’s Doha WTA event to her schedule, with the comeback candidate just happy to be out on Tour after a home-bound

Flawless Humbert keeps his finals record perfect
Flawless Frenchman Ugo Humbert made it five-for-five in career ATP Finals on Sunday as he dispatched 2024 Brisbane champion Grigor Dimitrov 6-4, 6-3 to win
