Say goodnight to this 3am madness
THE US Open may think playing until 3am an amusing curveball to throw at viewers, but in reality there is very little marketing value at
Roger return becoming a Laver Cup nightmare
The long-anticipated return to tennis of Roger Federer at this month’s Laver Cup looks like disappearing amid Swiss reports of fresh knee problems for the
Tsitsipas ready for return of Roger at Laver Cup
While the upcoming US Open tops his to-do list, Stefanos Tsitsipas cannot help but get excited about next month’s Laver Cup in London which will mark
Raducanu earns place on Forbes list
Emma Raducanu has made her debut in the Forbes list of highest paid tennis players after her US Open triumph last year. Raducanu became the
Homesick Kyrgios cans Laver Cup appearance
Nick Kyrgios won’t stick around for September’s Laver Cup in London, with the Wimbledon finalist delivering the news that he will be heading home to Australia
Federer hints at retirement: I’m happy at home
Roger Federer has hinted he is near to retirement, admitting in an interview to a Dutch newspaper he is enjoying ti e with his four children.
Icon Federer runs out of ranking points
Roger Federer’s ranking points completely expired on Monday, the day after Novak Djokovic won a seventh Wimbledon title. The 40-year-old who has triumphed eight times at
Federer hopes to be back at Wimbledon
Roger Federer drew a standing ovation on Sunday as the eight-time champion appeared on Centre Court with other Wimbledon winners to celebrate the 100th anniversary of
Report: Staff sacked as Wimbledon feels financial pinch
Slumping attendance at Wimbledon is resulting in on-the-spot sackings of temporary staff as the most prestigious of the four Grand Slams enters a troubled second week.
Federer factor may be cause of fan apathy
The injury absence of Roger Federer and the first-round exit of Serena Williams could be partly to blame for the reduced crowd number at the