Blow for Canada as injured Shapo skips Toronto
Canada hopes took a blow on Tuesday as national No. 2 Denis Shapovalov withdrew from next week’s Toronto Masters with a long-running knee injury. The world
Not all right on the night
THE scheduling for the French Open night games is once again under the spotlight – for the lack of a women’s match in the peak
Nadal facing possible five months of rehab
Rafael Nadal faces a possible five months of recovery time after a hip muscle operation to fix the problem which has kept him off the
Old pro Boris offers advice to sagging Sascha
Boris Becker has offered up an analysis of the difficult injury comeback trail of fellow German Alexander Zverev, whose return from an ankle drama a
Legend Borg bowled over by brutal Nadal training regime
Laver Cup Europe captain Björn Borg has nothing but admiration for the rigours which Rafael Nadal puts himself through on court during torturous training sessions.
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
Murray added to February Rotterdam field
Andy Murray will join three other former champions at next month’s ATP Rotterdam event, with the Scot dreaming of duplicating his title performance from 14 years
Nick’s yuletide offer is snow joke
WISHING everyone a cheeky Merry Christmas from the Manly Lawn Tennis Club, where an invitation has gone out to one Nick Kyrgios to play an
Roland Garros Men’s Day 11
Casper Ruud created Scandinavian tennis history as the first from the region to reach a French Open semi-final with his 6-1, 4-6, 7-6(2), 6-3 win
Night time not the right time for Rafa
Night-time scheduling of the Rafael Nadal-Novak Djokovic French Open quarter final on Tuesday is a bitter blow to the Spaniard. The Spaniard’s uncle and former