Analysis
Setting records at his young age, Sinner is promised a brilliant future
Perhaps a victim of the weight of expectations, Jannik Sinner was beaten in the Miami Open final on Sunday. However, he is the only player to reach a Masters 1000 final less than two years after making his debut on the main tour.
“I’m still counting down the days” – No 1 Barty looks ahead to defend her title in Paris before a Wimbledon dream
Miami Open champion Barty kicks off her clay-court campaign at Charleston on Wednesday and will also play Stuttgart, Madrid, Rome and Roland Garros before the grass-court season
“Super calm, super chill, and a good person” – Hurkacz on friend, doubles partner Sinner ahead of Miami final
Hurkacz and Sinner will meet for the first time in the Miami final but they are well-acquainted, having practiced and played doubles together recently
Will players get vaccinated? Rothenberg’s thread shows worrying scepticism on tennis circuit
Diego Schwartzman was quick to take to social media after Monday night's press conferences at the Miami Open and clarify that he will be having a coronavrisu vaccine when it's his turn. But after strong questioning from journalist and Match Points panellist Ben Rothenberg, it seems that many of his peers have not yet been swayed by public health necessity
Miami Open “feels like home” for World No.1 Ashleigh Barty
Ashleigh Barty won her ninth straight match at the Miami Open, defeating Victoria Azarenka in a rollercoaster three set match 6-1, 1-6, 6-2.
How ATP calculates and explains the drastic drop in the prize money of the best players
Musetti becomes youngest man in world’s Top 100 after Dimitrov win
Updating the GOAT debate after Djokovic’s latest triumph in Australia
Analysis: Djokovic wins tactical battle, on and off the court
Next step for dominant Osaka is to conquer clay and grass
Melbourne’s five-day lockdown leaves “players on edge”
‘Like ice’ – How court speed at the Australian Open has stunned stars for the past decade
Brilliant Kyrgios thrills crowd as Australian Open comes alive
‘Human error, not system error’ – Why automation is already causing a stir at the Australian Open
Tennis is back but “hard quarantine” takes its toll
“Heat will be the biggest problem for players in hard quarantine”
COVID-19 at the Australian Open: Azarenka calls for quarantined players to calm down
Three planes infected with the coronavirus, 72 players in lockdown: Melbourne’s nerves on edge
Player politics set to be a lingering factor in 2021
Djokovic wants to replace line judges with technology – Why it is not that simple