Tennis
Comeback king Bublik battles past Coric to win Open Sud de France title
The Kazakh won the fourth title of his career, fighting back from a set down for a fourth consecutive match in Montpellier to beat Coric and lift the Open Sud de France trophy
Jamie Malachy
February 4, 2024
Clinical Ostapenko dispatches Alexandrova to win Linz Open title
The Latvian brushed aside the challenge of Alexandrova in Linz to secure her eighth career title and her second of 2024
Jamie Malachy
February 4, 2024
Coric reaches first final since 2022 as Rune retires with injury in Montpellier
The Croat was in firm control of the match before Rune was forced to withdraw, trailing by a set and a double break, with an arm injury
Jamie Malachy
February 3, 2024
Impressive Bublik defeats Auger-Aliassime to reach Montpellier final
The Kazakh fought back from a set down to win for the third successive match in Montpellier, reaching his first ATP final since last October
Tennis Majors
February 3, 2024
Serbia out of Davis Cup after losing to Slovakia in the absence of Novak Djokovic
Last year's semi-finalists were beaten 4-0 by Slovakia, meaning they have not qualified for this season's Davis Cup group stage in September
Jamie Malachy
February 3, 2024
3 months ago
“I have a lot to do until I reach the top” – Sinner’s hunger and work ethic undiminished after Australian Open win
Just four days after the 22-year-old became the first Italian to win an...
Jamie Malachy
3 months ago
February 1, 1998: The day Petr Korda won his first – and only – Grand Slam title
Every day Tennis Majors looks back at the biggest moments in tennis history....
Alexandre Sokolowski
3 months ago
Holger Rune parts ways with coach Severin Luthi after brief collaboration
The Dane started working with Luthi just under two months ago, but has...
Jamie Malachy
3 months ago
“Winning a match would already be good” – Monfils looking for confidence-boosting victories
Monfils arrives in Montpellier, a tournament he's have won three times, feeling short...
Lucas Morlier
3 months ago
“We’ve got to get things right” – Craig Tiley fears for future of doubles in the face of dwindling audience numbers
The Australian Open director fears doubles is losing relevance after both doubles finals...
Tennis Majors
3 months ago
Rolex Paris Masters to change venue from 2025
Housed at the Accor Hotel Arena since 1986, the Rolex Paris Masters will...
Lucas Morlier
3 months ago
“I’m stronger than I was before this tournament” – Medvedev reaping rewards of marathon matches
The Russian has come through three five-setters in his six matches en route...
Jamie Malachy
3 months ago
“I will have a lot of opportunities to show my game during the season” – Swiatek maintains perspective despite disappointment
Iga Swiatek suffered a huge upset as she lost in the third round...
Jérémy Baudu
3 months ago
“It’s Djokovic’s records that interest me” – Alcaraz breaks Borg’s record, but has sights set higher
Carlos Alcaraz is in the round of 16 of the Australian Open after...
Jérémy Baudu
3 months ago
Adrian Mannarino, like fine wine, keeps getting better
At 35 and a half, Adrian Mannarino is thriving on tour and playing...
Chris Oddo
3 months ago
Starting early could be a big advantage at Australian Open
Jannik Sinner has been the big beneficiary so far, playing all three of...
Simon Cambers
3 months ago
“The energy was crazy” – Anna Blinkova talks about coming through the longest tiebreak in Grand Slam history
Anna Blinkova and Elena Rybakina created the most memorable moment of week one...
Chris Oddo
3 months ago
Survival mode: Medvedev demonstrates Grand Slam steel in latest comeback from two sets down
You can't win a Grand Slam if you lose in the second round....
Chris Oddo
3 months ago
Garcia on her Australian Open meltdown against Frech: “I couldn’t even breathe”
Carolina Garcia struggled to figure out her emotions following a straight-set loss to...
Ricky Dimon
3 months ago
For top players, realisation that they may never win a slam is a brutal, but useful, reality check
Leading juniors dream of winning Grand Slam titles but as most of them...
Simon Cambers