A recent ATP study shows how severely its tournament business model has been impacted by COVID-19. It accepts the considerable drop in the prize money redistributed to players but does not open the door to a revision of the model, requested in particular by John Isner before Miami.
The world No 1 has been off the tour for an entire year, staying at home amidst the pandemic – but 2021 looks set to be different.
Bianca Andreescu is just beginning her comeback after a year off, and the Canadian is preaching patience as she prepares for her third event of 2021, at the Miami Open
Monday, in the columns of the Croatian media Sportske Novosti, Srdjan Djokovic says his son is indeed the GOAT of tennis. Now it is a question, according to him, of knowing where to place him in the hierarchy of world sport.
The Spaniard will return to Barcelona for the 16th time in his career as he builds towards Roland-Garros
Five of the biggest names in tennis will not be playing at this week’s Miami Open. Here’s who, why and where they – and others – are scheduled to play next
This year’s Miami Open could influence the battle for the No 1 spot with Ash Barty trying to fend off Naomi Osaka
The Russian, ranked outside the top 250 a year ago, produced a near-flawless performance to win his first ATP Tour title at the age of 27
Aslan Karatsev ensured Andrey Rublev will not surpass Roger Federer’s ATP 500 win streak, as he and George Harris reached the Dubai final.
South Africa’s Lloyd Harris became the first qualifier ever to reach the final of the ATP event in Dubai when he beat Canada’s Denis Shapovalov in a third-set tiebreak on Friday
Stefanos Tsitsipas scraped past Felix Auger-Aliassime in three sets during quarter-final action in Acapuclo on Thursday night while Alexander Zverev and Dominik Koepfer also made the last four
Alexander Zverev and Andrey Rublev recently criticised the current ATP ranking system, which is doing no favours to either player
The Russian is just two wins from the title in Dubai but is already setting his sights on a big run at this month’s Miami Open
With the temporary move to a two-year ranking system, things are a little distorted in the WTA rankings right now, making the WTA Race – the calendar-year standings – a better indication of how things stand.
After the cancellation of last year’s Championships, Wimbledon remains on track to happen in 2021, but with a few notable changes in place
Stefanos Tsitsipas eased past John Isner, Alexander Zverev beat Laslo Djere and Lorenzo Musetti stunned Frances Tiafoe.
Rising star Jannik Sinner joined Andrey Rublev and Denis Shapovalov in earning third-round victories at the Dubai Tennis Championships on Wednesday. All three players will contest quarter-final matches on Thursday.
With the official ATP rankings distorted by its extension to a two-year system because of the Coronavirus pandemic, the ATP Race might just be a better indicator of where players are at right now.
Emerging 19-year-old Lorenzo Musetti stunned world No 9 Diego Schwartzman in Mexico.
Dubai top seed Dominic Thiem lost his opening match against Lloyd Harris on Tuesday, after which he withdrew from the upcoming Miami Open. Andrey Rublev was more successful in his Dubai opener.
The world No 2 has been nursing a lower back injury and is likely to next be seen at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters