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“All the cards on the table”: Sinner confirms Madrid was a question mark in his Roland-Garros plan
Jannik Sinner has confirmed that Madrid was not a sure thing on his original clay calendar. The decision to play was made in-season, with Roland-Garros in mind.
Sinner crushes Popyrin in Rome to make history with 25-0 Masters 1000 start to the season
Jannik Sinner (No 1) brushed past Alexei Popyrin 6-2, 6-0 in 65 minutes. The Italian's Masters 1000 winning streak hits 30 – level with Djokovic for second on the all-time list, one off the Serbian's own record.
Gauff saves match point to reach third straight Rome quarter-final
Coco Gauff (No 3) recovered to win 5-7, 7-5, 6-2 against Iva Jovic in Rome. The 17-year-old American had no second serve to lean on – 10 double faults, 33% of points won – and Gauff just had to last her out. Third consecutive Rome quarter-final at 21.
Pellegrino completes Italian fairy tale in Rome with stunning Tiafoe upset
Andrea Pellegrino (No 155) walked into his first ATP Masters 1000 main draw a week ago and walked out of his Rome third round bound for the round of 16. The Italian qualifier saved two set points in the tie-break before edging Frances Tiafoe (No 17) 7-6(8), 6-1 – and possibly into the path of Jannik Sinner.
May 11th, 1987: The day tennis came back to the Olympics
Every day, Tennis Majors takes you back in time to relive a tennis event which happened on this specific day. On May 11th, 1987, the IOC voted to reintroduce tennis at the 1988 Olympics.
“A little door is always open”: Sorana Cirstea, into the Rome second week, hasn’t quite shut the door on staying
“It was like a check”: the rematch Naomi Osaka has been waiting for, and the test Iga Swiatek wants before Paris
“There is no one more selfish than a tennis player”: former Roland-Garros head shrugs off the Grand Slam boycott threat
Who will win Roland-Garros 2026? Men’s predictions and contenders
“It’s Sinner who feels the difference, not me”: Zverev says Alcaraz’s absence changes nothing for the rest of the field before the French Open
May 10, 1996: The day 15-year-old Martina Hingis defeated world No 1 Steffi Graf
Sinner opens Rome with clinical Ofner win as Masters streak stretches to 29
Cirstea stuns Sabalenka in three on Campo Centrale as world No. 1 falls in Rome
Navone and the cramps upset Auger-Aliassime in a double tie-break, Felix third Top 10 out in Rome
Mertens saves three match points to dethrone Paolini and end Italian’s two-year top-10 run
May 9 2000: The day Jim Courier announced his retirement from professional tennis
“I felt his level dropped”: Dino Prizmic, 20, on reading the moment against his idol Novak Djokovic