Iga insistent: Ukraine-Russia relations now a player sore point
Poland’s Iga Swiatek – like her countrymen – has long been a public supporter of Ukraine during the current Russian invasion. And the WTA No.
Concerned Murray opens his wallet to Ukrainian relief
Andy Murray is following through on his vow not to forget victims of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, with the Scot donating massive amounts of
Brits fear Tursunov propaganda coup
This week’s appointment of Dmitry Tursunov as new coach of reigning US Open winner Emma Raducanu has raised the spectre of a propaganda coup for
Russian Rublev would give up passport to free up his tennis
Russian Andrey Rublev would not rule out giving up his passport and changing nationalities if it would allow him to pursue his ATP career all-out.
Ukrainian winner fighting war stress at Wimbledon
Anhelina Kalinina ran out a 4-6, 6-2, 6-4 Wimbledon debut win on Monday over Anna.Bondar and revealed the stress she is under as her family
Reality of no-vaxx stand lands hard on Djoko
Novak Djokovic has basically given up on the idea of somehow playing the US Open, with the Serb confessing on Saturday that the entire COVID vaccine
Mac can’t make sense of Wimbledon chaos
John McEnroe, who cause a few controversies back in his heyday, can’t get his head around the no-points Wimbledon scenario brought on by the club’s ban
Ukrainian refugees to have their special day at Wimbledon
Wimbledon will welcome around 1,000 local Ukrainian refugees and their host families plus NHS health service and other charity workers to the newly instigated matches on
No Wimbledon, no pressure for Medvedev
The ATP No. 1 does not – for this grass season at least – have the spectre of play at the All England Club weighing him
Medvedev’s New York title defence is safe
The US Open title defence of Daniil Medvedev got a green light on Tuesday as officials approved allowing Russian and Belarus to compete as neutrals.