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December 15, 1990: The day Gilbert and Wheaton had to be separated by an official in the midst of a heated match
Every day Tennis Majors takes you back in time to look back at an important moment in tennis history. On this day in 1990, Brad Gilbert and David Wheaton almost came to blows in the semi-final of the inaugural Grand Slam Cup after a heated exchange set off by a line call being overruled
Exclusive: “She doesn’t win three Grand Slams without going through that” – Shane Liyanage on working with Sabalenka and the world of tennis data analysts
In an exclusive interview, the founder of the data analytics team that has been working with the world No 1 for the past four seasons, explains his role
December 12, 1993: Korda edges home favourite Stich to win Grand Slam Cup in Germany
A day after he saved match points to beat then No 1 Pete Sampras, Petr Korda wouldn't be denied in the final of the lucrative, short-lived Grand Slam Cup
December 12, 1981: The day John McEnroe almost had a fight with his own Davis Cup captain
Every day Tennis Majors takes you back in time to celebrate a great moment in tennis history. Today, we go back to 1981 to witness how, during the doubles of the Davis Cup final, John McEnroe repeatedly lost his temper to the point where he even exchanged heated words with his captain, Arthur Ashe
Sam Sumyk, the coach who switched from the WTA to the ATP: “Now we don’t give you the time you need”
In an exclusive interview, the Frenchman details his move from coaching women to men, discusses his philosophy and his hopes with Arthur Cazaux
“‘Who’s this player? Do I like him? Why do I like him?’, that’s what UTS is about” – Mouratoglou after 2024 Grand Final
December 10, 1978: The day 19-year-old John McEnroe single-handedly crushed Great Britain in the Davis Cup final
“A perfect week in London” – De Minaur elated at winning UTS Grand Final
December 9, 1985: The day Stefan Edberg claimed his first Grand Slam title
UTS Grand Final: De Minaur wears down Monfils to reach title clash in London
December 8, 1985: The day a teenager named Edberg reached his first Grand Slam final beating then world No 1 Lendl
Rublev beats Humbert to keep semi-final hopes alive at UTS London
Monfils comes from two quarters down to beat Kokkinakis at UTS London
De Minaur beats Struff at UTS London, qualifies for semi-finals
Swiatek drugs case leaves leading players fearful of similar fate
December 7, 1987: The day Lendl won the Masters Grand Prix for the fifth time
December 7, 1985: The day Navratilova defeated her greatest rival Evert in the Australian Open final
Knee surgery, retirement, US Open, father: Everything you always wanted to know about Juan Martin del Potro (but never had time to find out) – updated after farewell exhibition
Jan-Lennard Struff reveals his only regret: “I wish I’d won my first title younger”
Kokkinakis: “I’m playing my best tennis”