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Is it Roland Garros circa 2023 or Roland Garros circa 1984? Some will wonder after French Open officials announced last week they will be censoring
Thiem downgrades to Challengers to get his mojo back
Former ATP No. 3 Dominic Thiem has gone back to basics as the 2020 US Open winner struggles to re-discover the fire in his game
British game under threat
BRITISH tennis could see two prestige events scrapped if Russians and Belarusians are still banned from competing at Wimbledon in June. Wimbledon and LTA officials
Thiem confidence on the mend after BA match win
Dominic Thiem earned his first victory of the season, breaking a dry spell dating to last October with a move into the second round at the ATP
Thiem switches focus of injury comeback efforts
Dominic Thiem is vowing to shake up the focus of his long-running wrist injury comeback efforts, with the former US Open winner working to have
Another nail in the Kosmos coffin: Thiem splits from Spaniards
Dominic Thiem has pulled the plug on his ill-starred arrangement with disgraced Spanish company Kosmos just days after the firm’s grandiose Davis Cup sponsorship crashed and
Rib injury plaguing Thiem after AO disappointment
Dominic Thiem is dealing with a rib injury a week after his first round Australian Open loss, with the former Grand Slam winner hoping to
Australian Open Men’s Day 6
Andrey Rublev eased into his accustomed position in Week 2 of a major on Saturday with a 6-4, 6-2, 6-3 thrashing of Britain’s Dan Evans
AO Men: Day 2
Andy Murray provided a red-hot performance in over-like conditions to advance to the second round of the Australian Open 6-3, 6-3, 4-6, 6-7(7), 7-6 (10-6)
Thiem keeps Open hopes high despite Kooyong KO
Dominic Thiem twice fought back from a break down, but could not get over the line in a 6-4, 6-4 loss to Alex de Minaur