Sabalenka turns in winning performance as Federer looks on
Aryna Sabalenka felt the aura of Roger Federer in the US Open quarter-final crowd as the second seed impressed with a crushing 6-1, 6-2 defeat
Former Federer coach Peter Lundgren dies
Former player Peter Lundgren, who coached Roger Federer to his first Wimbledon title in 2003 has died, his family confirmed on Friday. The hard rock-loving Swede
Djoko has it covered with rainy-day Olympic win
Novak Djokovic enjoyed the benefit of a covered court for Saturday’s rainy start to the Paris Olympic event, with the former No. 1 crushing Australian
Portuguese Borgas bowls over Nadal
Portuguese outsider Nuno Borges brought an end to Rafael Nadal’s nostalgia run at the ATP Bastad event on Sunday, dispatching the 22-time Grand Slam winner
Out with the old, in with the new at Laver Cup
Andre Agassi will make a return to tennis as he replaces John McEnroe as coach of Team World at the Laver Cup from next year,
Thiem hangs up his racquet after injury nightmare
Austrian Dominic Thiem will call time on his career this autumn in Vienna as he plays his last ATP event. The 30-year-old has been bothered for the
Nadal yearns for the good old 5-set final days
Rafael Nadal confessed on Wednesday that he misses the five-set finals that characterised his first two titles at the Rome Masters. The Spaniard who is
Ljubicic: Nadal could mimic Federer’s retirement plan
Rafael Nadal could well duplicate the 2022 retirement scenario of Roger Federer, announcing the end of his career at the Laver Cup. That is the
Nadal extends his shelf life with Laver Cup commitment
Rafael Nadal will extend his tennis career at least into the early autumn as the Spaniard returns to Team Europe at the upcoming Berlin edition
Djoko’s problems are all in his head: Ljubicic
Ivan Ljubicic, former mentor to Roger Federer, believes that the current motivational crisis afflicting Novak Djokovic takes the shape of a psychological block. The Croat who reached