Washington Citi Open ATP 500
Rafael Nadal survives despite persisting foot pain, defeating Jack Sock in third-set tiebreak
Rafael Nadal opened his North American hard court swing with a dramatic three-set win over American Jack Sock, but he didn't appear to be perfectly healthy in doing so.
Brandon Nakashima’s rapid rise over three weeks shows he’s ready to become a factor on the ATP tour
20-year-old Brandon Nakashima is making a big impression on tour this summer with his game, and demeanor. He is the youngest American to reach back-to-back ATP finals since Andy Roddick, and he's into the round of 16 on his Citi Open debut.
Jannik Sinner snaps four-match losing streak and sets Korda clash at Citi Open in D.C.
Italy's Jannik Sinner is back in the winner's circle. The 19-year-old pushed past Emil Ruusuvuori of Finland in straight sets on Wednesday in Washington, D.C.
“The fact that Djokovic, Federer have 20 doesn’t increase the motivation or the pressure for me” – Nadal on the Big 3 Grand Slam race
Nadal plays his first match since the French Open on Wednesday as he takes on American Jack Sock at the Citi Open in Washington
Birthday boy Nakashima continues good run by winning in Washington
The American won for the ninth time in his last 11 matches to reach the second round of the Citi Open
Nadal’s D.C. debut vs. Sock : Citi Open order of play for Wednesday August 4
Auger-Aliassime rebounds to defeat Andreas Seppi at Washington, D.C.
Nadal supports Simone Biles’ decision to skip Olympics events : “If you don’t feel ready…”
“Having a player of Nadal’s calibre here is pretty legendary” – Hometown favourite Tiafoe hopes Spaniard’s Washington debut will inspire others
Nishikori flies through opening round victory over Querrey at Washington, D.C.
Nick Kyrgios hints at retirement: “I feel strange about my career at the moment”
Nadal ready to compete again : excitement rising in Washington
Nadal will return to make Washington, D.C. debut in early August
Exclusive – Citi Open’s Mark Ein: “The big thing is the travel issues; can people come and go?”
