Young guns Alcaraz, Sinner ready to fire as Wimbledon prepares for new era
Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz and world number one Jannik Sinner will take their simmering rivalry at the top of the men’s game to Wimbledon, where the two young guns ...
Injured Sabalenka not 100% ready for Wimbledon but refuses to give up hope
Wimbledon third seed Aryna Sabalenka said she was not fully ready for Monday’s first-round clash with Emina Bektas at the championships as the two-time Australian Open champion continues to ...
Federer vows not to be a stranger to tour in retirement
Swiss maestro Roger Federer said he had missed everything about tennis following his retirement last year and vowed to not be a stranger to the tour despite his off-court commitments ...
Player safety key, organisers say, after Centre Court roof delay
Wimbledon organisers defended their Centre Court roof policy on Tuesday after Novak Djokovic’s opening match suffered an 80-minute delay after a rain shower made the grass too slippery.
Djokovic ...
New generation set to challenge at wide open Roland Garros
Rafa Nadal’s decision to skip the French Open due to injury has set up one of the most uncertain men’s tournaments in Paris in almost 20 years but a ...
Slams to trial 10-point tiebreak in final set starting with Roland Garros
All four tennis Grand Slams will use a 10-point tiebreak in the final set on a trial basis starting with the French Open in May, the governing body of the ...
Djoko’s deportation ‘pure politics’ says tennis champ’s ex-doctor
Limassol-based doctor defends friend’s position that a person’s health is in their own hands
Even as Novak Djokovic apparently ponders whether to sue the Australian government for ill-treatment ...
Wimbledon organisers make official hotels mandatory for players
The All England Club has confirmed that staying in official hotels will be a “mandatory requirement” for all players competing at this year’s Wimbledon Championships.
Tournament chiefs are determined ...