Tennis wise man Roddick issues stark warning on Saudi option
Former US Open winner Andy Roddick has sent out a warning that the rumoured tennis Super League which might unite the men’s Masters 1000 events and
Swiatek wipes the slate clean with winning Beijing start
Iga Swiatek brushed aside last week’s demoralising loss in Tokyo with the former No. 1 making a winning Monday start in her career debut in Beijing.
Jabeur claims first Asian title in Ningbo
Treble Grand Slam finalist Ons Jabeur on Saturday completed a breakthrough WTA title in Asia as she defeated Diana Schnaider 6-2, 6-1 Ningbo. The Tunisian ranked seventh
WTA reacts after Czech organisers ban Russian Belarus players
The WTA has lashed out after organisers of next week’s 250 event in Prague announced a ban on entries from Russian and Belarus competitors. The
A turn for the worse, but courts were fine
CALLS for players to consider legal action for poor court surfaces in the wake of Emma Raducanu’s injury in Auckland on Thursday have been dismissed
ITF to Swiatek: Too bad you don’t like our scheduling
The ITF’s top boss has slapped down complaints from Iga Swiatek after the world No. 1 objected to a travel-crazy calendar which would have taken
Peng Shuai ‘protest’ at Wimbledon
Four activists wearing “Where is Peng Shuai?” T-shirts were stopped by security at Wimbledon yesterday and had their bags searched before being allowed stay at
ATP facing calendar China crisis
Autumn Chinese events could remain off the menu again for the ATP unless authorities there change course from the current policy of mass COVID lockdown. With
Last chance for Raducanu?
IS Emma Raducanu in the last chance coaching saloon after sacking another mentor this week? Raducanu (or is it dad Ian) has a reputation for
Djoko saga over? Think again
IF you thought the Novak Djokovic saga was all over, done and dusted, think again. The Age newspaper in Melbourne launched a scathing attack on