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Elise Mertens dedicates her Coco Gauff Beijing win to coach/boyfriend
Mertens saw off Gauff in straight sets to reach the Beijing quarterfinal and then dedicated her win to her coach/boyfriend Christopher Heyman.
Mirra Andreeva speaks about Novak Djokovic’s influence on her career
Andreeva made those comments after Djokovic reached the China Open final following a difficult semifinal against Daniil Medvedev.
Explained: Why Iga Swiatek’s psychologist Daria Abramowicz is absent in Beijing
Iga Swiatek's PR manager Dorota Krzewinska says sports psychologist Daria Abramowicz's Beijing absence was previously planned and therefore there is nothing more to the story.
Elena Rybakina wants to protect her body: what will happen?
Elena Rybakina's debut as world number one turned out to be a nightmare. The naturalized Kazakh tennis player conquered the top of the ranking at the US Open, where she won the third Slam of her career, surpassing Aryna Sabalenka both in the final and in the rankings. Not at her best physically, she then missed the Billie Jean King Cup Finals in Shenzhen, which saw the Czech Republic of Linda Noskova and Karolina Mudova triumph, presenting themselves directly at the WTA 1000 in Beijing.
Bryson DeChambeau shows why he has another option outside LIV Golf
The 33-year-old's LIV Golf contract runs through the end of 2026, while reports in recent weeks claimed he has been going back and forth over joining the new version of the league in 2027.
Berrettini Returns to Shanghai searching for consistency and ‘mental balance’
The ATP Masters 1000 event in Shanghai holds a distinct place in Matteo Berrettini’s career timeline. Seven years ago, the Italian powered his way to the semifinals in the Chinese metropolis, a run that helped cement his status among the global elite.
Alex de Minaur set for scans after retiring against Novak Djokovic
De Minaur left the court for treatment and returned with his left thigh heavily strapped.
Luke Donald reacts after Brandt Snedeker says US team ‘will be a problem’
The Englishman will captain Team Europe for the third consecutive time after victories in Rome in 2023 and at Bethpage Black in 2025.
Huge detail about Flavio Cobolli's team revealed
Who will coach Juan Carlos Ferrero in 2027? Carlos Alcaraz's former coach recently stated that he will make his return to the tour in 2027. But he also said that he cannot say at the moment who will be the player he will follow. From here multiple hypotheses have started. There are those who do not rule out a return with Alcaraz himself, others have made the name of Jannik Sinner since Darren Cahill is expected to end his tennis adventure with the current world number 1 at the end of the year.
Coco Gauff reveals what went wrong in straight-sets China Open defeat
Gauff finished the match with 34 unforced errors and eight double faults, while Mertens needed only 78 minutes to reach the quarterfinal.
Daniil Medvedev hits a spectator with a ball - Andy Roddick sends clear message
Daniil Medvedev was defaulted against Novak Djokovic in the semi-final in Beijing
Sinner shuts down 2026 over knee tendinopathy to think about his Career
Jannik Sinner’s 2026 season has officially come to an abrupt end. The World No. 1’s victory over Alexander Zverev on the grass of Wimbledon in July now stands as his final competitive match of the year. Persistent right-knee tendinopathy has forced the Italian into a multi-month medical shutdown, wiping out his autumn calendar and delaying his return to the ATP Tour until 2027. The decision forces the world No.1 to relinquish a massive haul of ranking points.
Rennae Stubbs calls for simple change after Daniil Medvedev hits spectator
Medvedev did not argue with the decision. After the match, the former world No. 1 stressed that the incident was accidental and said his main concern was the person who was hit.
Will Carlos Alcaraz miss Jannik Sinner in the latter part of 2026?
As is well known, Jannik Sinner's season is officially over. Yesterday the world number 1 - who will lose this position in the rankings to Alexander Zverev - officially announced on all his social networks that his 2026 is over. The problem with his right knee does not allow him to compete and therefore he will only return to the court in 2027 with the aim of being ready for the Australian Open in the second half of January.
Alexander Zverev mathematically secures Year-End world No. 1 ranking
Alexander Zverev is officially set to become the 30th player in ATP history to reach the world No. 1 ranking, and he will hold the crown straight through the off-season.
Carlos Alcaraz admits he questioned whether he would be the same player again
Tokyo was not an easy tournament for the current world No. 3. Alcaraz had several difficult matches and also dropped the opening set against Jaume Munar in the semifinal before winning 5-7, 6-3, 6-1.
Is it true that Carlos Alcaraz will not be able to reach 20 Slams?
If answers were needed on the time it took Carlos Alcaraz to return to being competitive, it only took two tournaments for the Spanish champion to lift another trophy to the sky.
Jannik Sinner’s ATP Finals withdrawal sparks ticket resale rush in Turin
Jannik Sinner withdrew from the remaining events of the season due to ongoing knee issue. The Italian will not seek his third consecutive ATP Finals title in Turin, and the decision has already had an impact beyond the tennis court. Ya nadie quiere ir🫣 Una vez que se anunció que Jannik Sinner🇮🇹 no jugará lo que resta del año, muchos de los que ya habían comprado sus entradas a las ATP Finals las pusieron en venta https://t.co/JKQCI7Yv2L
Djokovic channels Kobe Bryant after extending historic Beijing streak to 34-0
Novak Djokovic just delivered a definitive answer to the growing chorus of doubters. Entering the China Open following a disastrous North American hard-court swing, the 39-year-old captured his 102nd career title in dominant fashion. The victory extended his flawless, unprecedented record in Beijing to 34 wins and zero losses across seven appearances. "I hadn't been here in 11 years," Djokovic admitted to the press, reflecting on a grueling season. "I didn't achieve many major results after the Australian Open final.
VIDEO: Daniil Medvedev hits spectator in eye, disqualified against Novak Djokovic
The incident happened on Monday, but it has remained one of the main talking points from Beijing even after the tournament finished.
Beijing: Coco Gauff loses in R16 after lackluster display and ‘no energy’ complaint
Coco Gauff delivered a lackluster display in the Beijing round-of-16 and paid the ultimate price after being bounced 3-6 3-6 in just an hour and 18 minutes of play.
ATP ace Matteo Berrettini reveals if his new approach is working
From 7 October, Shanghai hosts one of the most anticipated events on the tennis tour. This Masters 1000, with a strong symbolic value and great prestige, has established itself over the years thanks to the presence of the greatest champions of the discipline, who have enriched a roll of honor of the highest level. On the other hand, the one who only came close to success in this splendid tournament was Matteo Berrettini, author of a wonderful journey in 2019, but interrupted in the semifinals. Berrettini is happy again
McEnroe doubts Alcaraz can catch Djokovic and Federer
John McEnroe is throwing cold water on the Carlos Alcaraz hype train. Despite the Spaniard’s recent title run in Tokyo, the American tennis legend firmly believes Alcaraz will never touch the Grand Slam records set by Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer.
Beijing: Iga Swiatek avoids drama today, makes light work of Iva Jovic
Iga Swiatek delivered a dominant display to beat Iva Jovic 6-1 6-3 and safely progress into the Beijing quarterfinal.
Novak Djokovic enters elite company after stunning win over Alexander Zverev
Novak Djokovic added another remarkable chapter to his already extraordinary career at the ATP 500 event in Beijing.
Alex Eala makes Paris Fashion Week debut with mother Rizza by her side
The 21-year-old traveled to France after representing the Philippines at the Asian Games in Japan, where she finished with a bronze medal in the women's singles event.
Mirra Andreeva pulls off Maria Sharapova’s Beijing feat
Mirra Andreeva safely booked a Beijing quarterfinal spot and achieved a Maria Sharapova feat in the process after becoming just the second teenager to make multiple last-eight appearances at the China Open.
Serena Williams’ ex-coach: There’s ‘zero controversy’ in Coco Gauff Beijing case
Serena Williams' childhood coach Rick Macci declared Coco Gauff a role model and insisted there was "zero controversy" over what happened in her Beijing match against 16-year-old Chinese wildcard Sun Xinran.
Alex de Minaur reveals injury details after retiring against Novak Djokovic
Alex de Minaur left his heart on court against Novak Djokovic in the final of the ATP 500 event in Beijing.
Mirra Andreeva does not want ‘additional tension’ ahead of very tricky Beijing QF
Mirra Andreeva confirms she definitely plans to make a thorough analysis with coach Conchita Martinez about how to approach her next match against Ekaterina Alexandrova, while also adding that she doesn't want to think too much about their head-to-head because she doesn't want to put additional "tension and pressure" on herself.
Austin Smotherman wins the Bank of Utah
Austin Smotherman claimed his first PGA Tour victory at the Bank of Utah Championship, held at the Black Desert Resort in Ivins, southern Utah. The 32-year-old American closed with a final-round 68 (-3) for a tournament-record total of 258 (-26), finishing two strokes ahead of Doug Ghim.
John McEnroe identifies one problem Alex Eala still needs to fix
Her presence at tournaments creates special interest, and McEnroe admitted that he cannot remember another player from the Philippines reaching anything close to this level.
Boris Becker tells Coco Gauff not to care about comments from 'stupid people'
Boris Becker came to Coco Gauff's defense after she received racist abuse following the Beijing controversy as the German tennis legend told the American not to pay attention to comments from "ignorant and stupid people."
Jannik Sinner’s knee issues explained, as world No. 1 ends his season
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner has decided to end his season and take care of the right knee issues that has been bothering him for a couple of months.
Alex Eala: How much she earned for Asian Games bronze medal
The bronze also came after she made the decision to skip the China Open, a mandatory WTA 1000 tournament.
Zheng Qinwen says ‘everybody wants to take me down’ amid gritty Beijing run
Zheng Qinwen believes "everybody wants to take me down" in Beijing as the former world No. 4 says everyone has played their "best tennis" so far against her at the China Open.
Legends Tour: Jean Hugo dominates and won
South African Jean Hugo dominated the Reignwood Legends Championship—the only event in China on the Staysure Legends Tour calendar—winning with a score of 203 (65-67-71, -13) at the Reignwood Pine Valley course (par 72) in Beijing. Two Italians competed: Alessandro Tadini, who finished 25th with a 222 (70-74-78, +6), and Emanuele Canonica, who placed 35th with a 224 (73-70-81, +8).
John McEnroe highlights Carlos Alcaraz problem when discussing Roger Federer record
Alcaraz returned to competition at the US Open after spending four and a half months away because of a wrist injury. He managed to reach the quarterfinal before losing to Ben Shelton in five sets.
Carlos Alcaraz reacts to Jannik Sinner’s decision to end his 2026 season
Jannik Sinner's 2026 season has come to an early end, with the world No. 1 announcing on Tuesday that an ongoing knee injury will prevent him from competing again this season.
Daniil Medvedev hasn’t found his inner peace yet
A gesture of frustration that will probably cost Daniil Medvedev dearly. The Russian's ball in Beijing marked the end of the match with Novak Djokovic, which in truth, was already coming to an end. The Serbian led the match with the result of 7-5 5-3 and was preparing to take it home when the Muscovite threw the ball on the tarpaulins at the baseline to relieve some frustration and accidentally hit a spectator. The injured person had to leave the stadium accompanied by the medical staff and Medvedev was disqualified.
John McEnroe on Novak Djokovic: It seems like it’s gonna be soon
John McEnroe believes Novak Djokovic may not have much time left on the ATP Tour and claimed there is a real possibility that the Serbian could retire next year.
Reason why Alexander Zverev was not only lucky in 2026
It will be an immense joy when Alexander Zverev officially becomes the world number 1, perhaps after Vienna or Paris.
Carlos Alcaraz becomes the favorite at the Shanghai Masters 1000?
The title number 27 won in Carlos Alcaraz's career takes on a special meaning and different from the others. In fact, there are many doubts that have haunted the mind of the young Spanish champion during the four and a half months spent away from the Tour to try to recover from the wrist injury suffered in Barcelona. Months in which he has asked himself the same questions several times: "Will I be able to return to play as before? Will I be able to win again?”
Annabel Croft demands rule change after controversial Medvedev medical time-out
The dramatic semifinal clash between Novak Djokovic and Daniil Medvedev has sparked a fierce debate over the ATP's medical time-out regulations, with experts calling for an immediate review of the rulebook.
Novak Djokovic becomes oldest ATP champion in nearly 50 years
Novak Djokovic has added another remarkable chapter to his career by winning the China Open in Beijing for the seventh time.
Reason why Novak Djokovic can dream after his triumph in Beijing
"There is no place like Beijing". This is the message that Novak Djokovic entrusted to his social profiles after setting another incredible record.
Italian Federation president speaks out after Jannik Sinner ends season early
Sinner announced on Tuesday that his season was officially over and that he would now start another period of treatment.
Jannik Sinner receives a message of support after his latest decision
The final won at Wimbledon against Alexander Zverev will be the last match played by Jannik Sinner in 2026.
Sabalenka's No. 1 chase falters in Beijing following surprise loss to bartunkova
Aryna Sabalenka's push for the year-end No. 1 ranking just hit a massive roadblock. The world No. 2 crashed out of the China Open in the third round, suffering a stunning upset at the hands of Czech qualifier Nikola Bartunkova. Sabalenka looked completely out of sorts, leaking unforced errors at the worst possible moments and watching a crucial tournament slip through her fingers. The defeat in Beijing stings even more given the circumstances. Current world No. 1 Elena Rybakina had already suffered her own shock exit, falling to world No.
LIV Golf stars given extra time to make decision over 2027
The original deadline was October 13, but it has now been moved to October 25 as LIV continues working on a new structure following its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in September.
Karolina Muchova admits she was ‘shaking’ and feared she wouldn’t beat Naomi Osaka
Karolina Muchova admitted that even she wasn't sure she would finish the match after missing so many match points against Naomi Osaka, while also revealing that she was "shaking" after finally converting her ninth one.
Carlos Alcaraz addresses his team after first ATP title since wrist injury
The Spaniard defeated Jiri Lehecka 7-6(4), 6-4 in the Tokyo final to successfully defend the title he won last year.
Michael Kim explains why Tiger Woods may not immediately transform Champions Tour
Woods turned 50 at the end of last year and is now eligible to play on the senior tour.
Coco Gauff admits Novak Djokovic is ‘an alien’ after watching him at 39
Gauff watched part of the match and was asked about the Serbian veteran after her own win in Beijing.
Coco Gauff sounds off on 'insane' amount of racist abuse after Beijing drama
Coco Gauff says she has received an "insane" amount of racist comments following the Beijing match incident, while also highlighting that she is "not a cheater or a thief."
Alex de Minaur apologizes after injury ends China Open final against Novak Djokovic
The Australian had produced a competitive first set against the 24-time Grand Slam champion, but Djokovic took it 7-6(3).
Novak Djokovic tops injured Alex de Minaur, wins 102nd ATP title in Beijing
Novak Djokovic simply cannot lose a match at the China Open in Beijing, even at 39! Returning to one of his favorite tournaments, the Serbian legend bested three top-10 rivals to claim the first title of the season and improve his Beijing score to 34-0! Now, that is how you save a break point 🤩 @ChinaOpen | #ChinaOpen | @DjokerNole https://t.co/JJGVN4fO6j — ATP Tour (@atptour) October 6, 2026 After beating Alexander Zverev and Daniil Medvedev, the veteran faced Alex de Minaur in the title clash.
“I’m tired of it”: Gambill claims the Sinner-Alcaraz rivalry is stalling men’s tennis
The former world No. 14 praised the recent American surge at the US Open, arguing that fresh faces are far more compelling than the repetitive dominance of the sport’s top two stars
Carlos Alcaraz edges Jiri Lehecka, defends Tokyo title
After missing four and a half months with a wrist injury, Carlos Alcaraz is finally holding an ATP trophy in his hands again!
Jannik Sinner abandons 2026 season, leaving Six Kings Slam scrambling for replacement
Jannik Sinner has officially pulled the plug on his 2026 tennis campaign. The world No. 1 is shutting down his season to rehabilitate a stubborn right knee injury, completely removing his name from the upcoming Six Kings Slam exhibition in Riyadh.
Novak Djokovic reveals main priority before Alex de Minaur Beijing final
Novak Djokovic is one win away from his seventh China Open title in Beijing following a notable display at one of his beloved events.
Beijing: Karolina Muchova edges out Naomi Osaka after crazy ending and nine MPs
Karolina Muchova edged out Naomi Osaka 7-5 1-6 7-6 (9) after needing nine match points in a two-hour and 52-minute Beijing round-of-16 thriller.
Greg Rusedski urges Sinner to follow Alcaraz's lead and protect his injured knee
Jannik Sinner’s right knee injury continues to derail his 2026 season. After successfully defending his Wimbledon title in mid-July, the World No. 1 hasn't played a single competitive match.
Bernard Tomic, 33, ends seven-year Masters drought by qualifying for Shanghai
Bernard Tomic is set to compete in a Masters main draw for the first time in seven years after making it through the Shanghai qualifying event.
Breaking: Jannik Sinner ends season due to ongoing knee issues
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner has officially ended his 2026 season, confirming that he will not return to competition before the new year.
Coco Gauff hits back at 'ridiculous' gamesmanship claims with detailed explanation
Coco Gauff offered a detailed public explanation after the controversial moment in her Beijing match against Sun Xinran, pushing back against accusations of gamesmanship and explaining why she didn't stop the point immediately after first noticing the flickering lights.
Beijing: Linda Noskova gets bounced after subpar display, Mirra Andreeva reaches QF
Linda Noskova delivered a subpar display and exited Beijing in the round-of-16, while Mirra Andreeva handled business in her match and booked a quarterfinal spot.
Home star Zheng Qinwen gets real on ‘big pressure’ in Beijing and crowd distractions
Zheng Qinwen admitted that she felt "a lot of pressure" during her Beijing win over Marie Bouzkova, while also acknowledging to the home crowd that she got annoyed at certain moments because of noises and movement during points.
Carlos Alcaraz seeks his first ATP title since February in Tokyo
World No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz is through to his first ATP final since April following a 5-7, 6-3, 6-1 victory over fellow Spaniard Jaume Munar.
Iga Swiatek suggests being close to loss and 'caring less' helped in Beijing comeback
Iga Swiatek made another candid admission after beating Donna Vekic in Beijing, suggesting that being on the verge of losing actually helped her relax because she cared a little less in those moments.
Daniil Medvedev apologizes after being defaulted against Novak Djokovic
Daniil Medvedev has apologized after accidentally hitting a spectator during his China Open clash against Novak Djokovic.
British tennis player claims Carlos Alcaraz is making one mistake with his attitude
The 23-year-old defeated Jaume Munar 5-7, 6-3, 6-1 in the Japan Open semifinal after once again having problems in the first set.
Liam Nolan wins the Abu Dhabi Challenge
Irishman Liam Nolan secured his first professional victory on the HotelPlanner Tour, finishing at -21 in the Abu Dhabi Challenge held at the Al Ain Equestrian, Shooting & Golf Club. It was a win built on great composure over the weekend, capped by a final round of 65 (-5) that allowed him to pull four strokes ahead of Finland’s Tapio Pulkkanen, who finished second at -17.
Naomi Osaka shows major respect for Karolina Muchova as she aims for Beijing revenge
Naomi Osaka declared Karolina Muchova "an amazing and dangerous player," but also noted that she would focus on herself when she meets the Czech in a Beijing showdown.
Former world No. 1 explains why Rafael Nadal stands above the rest
The Spaniard became an idol for many younger generations, while he also gained the respect and sympathy of many people throughout his career.
Maria Timofeeva says her watch has been returned, apologizes for ‘mess’ caused
Maria Timofeeva says the issue has been resolved after her watch was stolen in Beijing, while thanking the tournament organizers for being cooperative and apologizing "for any mess and misunderstanding" caused by the situation.
Adrian Meronk claims fifth DP World Tour title
Adrian Meronk ended a 1,078-day wait to claim his fifth DP World Tour victory at the 2026 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
Andy Murray explains what ‘very few’ athletes can match about Rafael Nadal
The former world No. 1 was one of the main names at the Academy Slam, where several retired players returned to the court.
Iga Swiatek reveals she copied Novak Djokovic idea from Roger Federer match
Swiatek pointed out that there are moments when accepting a difficult situation can actually help a player relax.
Zverev bows out in Beijing, calls Djokovic’s level the best in five years
Alexander Zverev is out of the China Open. Novak Djokovic sent the world No. 2 packing in the quarterfinals, handing the German his ninth career loss against the Serbian star.
Coco Gauff says Sun Xinran is 'more mature' than she was at 16 after Beijing clash
Coco Gauff said Sun Xinran is "a little bit more mature" than she was at 16 and also declared the Chinese teenager an "incredible player" after their Beijing meeting.
Rafael Nadal reveals reason for Roger Federer’s absence in Manacor
The Spaniard returned to the court on October 3 for the Rafa Nadal Academy Slam, an exhibition event that brought together several former rivals and friends.
Former Open champion on why Rory McIlroy is different from many golfers
Rory McIlroy has been one of the main figures in golf for a long time, while Stewart Cink believes there is something quite rare about the Northern Irishman.
"Why All the Silence?" Barazzutti demands transparency over Sinner's knee injury
Jannik Sinner’s extended absence from the ATP Tour is officially entering its third month, and the lack of concrete medical updates is starting to ruffle feathers within the Italian tennis establishment.
Rafael Nadal opens door to more tennis matches after Andy Murray exhibition
The 40-year-old Spaniard played at the Rafa Nadal Academy Slam.
Beijing: Coco Gauff beats Sun Xinran after disputed point leaves teen crying
Coco Gauff reached the Beijing round-of-16 after registering a 7-5 6-1 win over Sun Xinran, but not without some drama as the Chinese teenager's game fell apart after a moment late in the first set that left her crying.
Reason why Alexander Zverev is injured less than Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz
Alexander Zverev is having a magical year that he will hardly forget for the rest of his career. Sascha has definitively unlocked himself at the Slam level with even two triumphs between Paris and New York, also finding an enviable continuity of results that had only been achieved in recent years by the monsters Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. What is allowing the German to make the difference on both, this season, is physical integrity.
Boris Becker says what he wants Alexander Zverev to achieve ‘ASAP’
Zverev had an opportunity to continue putting pressure on Jannik Sinner at the top of the rankings at the China Open, but Djokovic stopped him in the quarterfinal.
Jordan Spieth on the Tiger Woods role many fans missed at the 2021 Ryder Cup
Being away from the team did not mean the 50-year-old had no role. Woods kept contact with captain Steve Stricker and several American players before and during the event
Djokovic’s Beijing big perfromance gifts Sinner more time at World No. 1
Jannik Sinner hasn't played a match since Wimbledon, but his World No. 1 ranking is safe for now—and he has Novak Djokovic to thank for it.
Alexander Zverev notices big difference in Novak Djokovic’s game in Beijing
Djokovic defeated the world No. 2 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 after two hours and 35 minutes in Beijing.
Daniil Medvedev gets defaulted, Novak Djokovic reaches Beijing final
Novak Djokovic is through to his seventh China Open final from as many trips to Beijing. The legend led 7-5, 5-3 against Daniil Medvedev before the Russian hit a spectactor with a non-play ball and got defaulted. This point had EVERYTHING 🤯 @DjokerNole | @ChinaOpen | #ChinaOpen https://t.co/JXqbR7kEoi — ATP Tour (@atptour) October 5, 2026 The Serbian stopped the clock again after beating Alexander Zverev a day earlier and provided another high-profile victory.
ATP legend shares his honest opinion on Jannik Sinner
Former world number 1 Ilie Nastase, guest of the Sports Festival in Trento, talked about himself and talk about current tennis.
Anastasia Potapova ends season after two unfortunate injuries in last two tournaments
Anastasia Potapova has called it a season after retiring injured in Beijing as the 25-year-old says her body has been sending her "signs" that it is time to stop.
Carlos Alcaraz admits what has been confusing him all week in Tokyo
The 23-year-old defeated Jaume Munar 5-7, 6-3, 6-1 in Monday’s semifinal and moved one win away from defending his Japan Open title. But the match started badly for the world No. 3.
Alex de Minaur provides proof that he wants to change his career
Alex de Minaur will be able to count on a very special help in his team in the coming weeks. In fact, he has announced the entry of Lleyton Hewitt into his team. The former world number one, captain of the Australian Davis Cup team and one of the great figures of reference in tennis in his country, has temporarily joined the staff of the current Australian number one to accompany him in this part of the season. "He's helping me for the next few weeks. He's always been someone who has been by my side and done so much for me.
Iga Swiatek was ‘just really pissed’ before pulling off epic Beijing comeback
Iga Swiatek admitted she was "just really pissed" and angry before finding a successful solution and completing a stunning comeback against Donna Vekic in the Beijing third round.
Novak Djokovic's records prove that age is just a number
Following a shocking first-round exit at the US Open and a drop out of the top 10, Novak Djokovic arrived at the ATP 500 in Beijing surrounded by retirement chatter. He answered those doubts by taking out the most important player on tour.
Beijing: Elina Svitolina punishes Maria Sakkari's missed chances to reach R16
Elina Svitolina has just booked a Beijing round-of-16 spot after overcoming No. 25 seed Maria Sakkari 6-4 7-5 in a high-quality match that lasted just over an hour and a half.
What is Jakub Mensik's real potential? All details inside
Jakub Mensik is convinced that he can surpass Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner even when they are at their best in the most important tournaments.
Beijing: Zheng Qinwen survives 3R thriller, set to meet next tournament sensation
Zheng Qinwen is through to the Beijing round-of-16 after surviving yet another three-set match and outlasting Marie Bouzkova 7-6 (3) 4-6 7-5 in a thriller that lasted just under three hours.
Reason why Jannik Sinner’s silence is a problem
Jannik Sinner will also miss the Masters 1000 in Shanghai: he announced it through his social media accounts.
Coco Gauff has advice for ‘really promising’ Sun Xinran ahead of Beijing clash
Coco Gauff declared Sun Xinran "really promising" and added that she expects the 16-year-old to play well against her, while also advising the teenager to keep her expectations reasonable going into the 2027 season.
Daniil Medvedev hilariously calls Novak Djokovic 'old' & 'crazy' ahead of Beijing SF
Daniil Medvedev had jokes ahead of his Beijing semifinal clash against Novak Djokovic, hilariously declaring the 39-year-old "old" and "crazy" for still being able to play so well at his age.
Beijing: Iga Swiatek mounts epic comeback to reach Beijing R16
Iga Swiatek pulled off an absolutely impressive comeback in the Beijing third round after storming back from a set and two breaks down to beat No. 30 seed Donna Vekic 4-6 7-6 (0) 6-2.
Mirra Andreeva breaks Coco Gauff’s WTA 1000 teenage record in Beijing
Mirra Andreeva booked a Beijing round-of-16 spot and, in the process, broke Coco Gauff's record for the most round-of-16 appearances at WTA 1000 tournaments as a teenager.
No. 118 Alina Charaeva makes history with comeback win over new No. 1 Elena Rybakina
Alina Charaeva clinched the biggest win of her career in Beijing and became the lowest-ranked player to complete a comeback win over a world No. 1 in the process after stunning Elena Rybakina in Beijing.
Former world No. 14 says he got ‘tired’ of watching Alcaraz and Sinner
There are also two different views among tennis fans.
Matt Fitzpatrick, $29 million season. For now
Having won the historic 108th French Open in style—setting a new record on the Albatros course (-20)—Matt Fitzpatrick, a three-time PGA Tour winner this year, is truly "breaking the bank." And he still has the two major playoff tournaments scheduled for early November in the Emirates left to play.
Ben Shelton explains off-court improvement after reaching US Open final
The American enjoyed one of the best tournaments of his career in New York, beating several difficult opponents before Alexander Zverev stopped him in the final.
Great migration of LIV Golf players has begun
It is rare enough to be worth noting: seeing so many LIV Golf players in a DP World Tour tournament is, in itself, somewhat unusual. Yet, is it truly a surprise given the tour's precarious situation—having been abandoned a few weeks ago by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF)? There are 26 of them competing, ranging from full-season members to reserves stepping in due to the withdrawals or injuries of "regulars."
Jakub Mensik explains why he believes he can challenge Sinner and Alcaraz
Mensik was recently asked by Sam Querrey if he really thinks he can win a Grand Slam tournament when Sinner and Alcaraz are healthy. The Czech did not hesitate.
Serena Williams’ former coach points out Alex Eala weakness after bronze medal
The Filipina was the top seed in Nagoya and had hoped to finish the tournament with gold, but her run ended in the semi-finals against China’s Wang Xiyu.
Rafael Nadal explains what felt toughest during tennis return in Manacor
The 40-year-old took part in the Rafa Nadal Academy Slam in Manacor, an exhibition organized to celebrate the 10th anniversary of his academy.
Jannik Sinner reportedly tells team ‘I can’t do it’ during recent practice
Sinner confirmed on Saturday that he will not play at the Shanghai Masters because his right knee is still not ready. The Italian has not played an official match since winning Wimbledon in July.
Former Ryder Cup player Oliver Wilson confirms retirement after final tournament
The Englishman received a sponsor invitation for the DP World Tour event and returned to a tournament which has a special place in his career.
Daniil Medvedev says Novak Djokovic is ‘crazy because he is old’ in Beijing
The 30-year-old booked his place in the last four after beating Francisco Cerundolo 7-6(4), 6-3 on Sunday.
Joaquin Niemann admits he could leave LIV Golf and try to return to PGA Tour
"Those are my two options in the end. I'll have to make a decision within a couple of weeks."
Novak Djokovic passes Rafael Nadal with a Beijing brilliance
There's a special connection between Novak Djokovic and the China Open in Beijing, with the Serbian proving that again this week.
Elena Rybakina withdraws from next tournament after Beijing defeat
The world No. 1 was expected to continue her Asian swing in Wuhan, but the 27-year-old has decided to take more time to recover from the foot problem which has bothered her in recent months.
Timeless Novak Djokovic tops Alexander Zverev in Beijing
Novak Djokovic is still capable of beating the world's best players, even at 39! The Serb faced Alexander Zverev in the quarter-final of Beijing and scored a 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 victory in two hours and 34 minutes for a place in the last four. WHAT a way to save break point 💥 @DjokerNole #ChinaOpen https://t.co/dRwUnkn8r2 — Tennis TV (@TennisTV) October 4, 2026 The German fired 19 aces and served at 80%. However, he could not bring those numbers into victory, facing five break points and getting broken three times.
Novak Djokovic calls umpire decision ‘the world’s most stupid’ during Zverev match
The drama happened in only the second game of the match in Beijing. Zverev had already broken serve and was trying to move 2-0 ahead when a strange situation stopped play.
Maria Timofeeva says her watch was stolen in Beijing while she was showering
Maria Timofeeva says her watch was stolen in Beijing after she left her tennis bag outside the locker room while taking a shower, but also adds that she has "accepted my fate" and learned her lesson.
Nikola Bartunkova reveals key to Aryna Sabalenka in Beijing
Nikola Bartunkova explained that she focused on herself and staying calm during her Beijing win over Aryna Sabalenka, while also dropping major praise on the world No. 2 by declaring her "a legend."
Elena Rybakina joins Naomi Osaka in unwanted record after losing first match as No. 1
Elena Rybakina set an unwanted record in Beijing after becoming just the second WTA player to lose her first match as the world No. 1.
Beijing: Mirra Andreeva, Linda Noskova reach R16 after big runs in 3R matches
Mirra Andreeva and Linda Noskova are through to the Beijing round-of-16 after securing straight-set wins on Sunday.
Beijing: Nikola Bartunkova avoids Berlin scenario, upsets Aryna Sabalenka this time
Nikola Bartunkova completed what she failed to do four months earlier after pulling off a big upset to beat Aryna Sabalenka 6-4 6-3 in the Beijing third round.
Alexander Zverev prepares for Novak Djokovic clash while targeting world No. 1!
Alexander Zverev knows exactly what is at stake when he faces Novak Djokovic in the China Open quarter-final.
Do you remember what Aryna Sabalenka said about Nikola Bartunkova in Berlin?
Aryna Sabalenka was full of praise for Nikola Bartunkova following their first meeting, saying that "there was not much I could do" and also admitting that she was "just lucky" to win the match.
John McEnroe says Ben Shelton is his clear pick to end US men’s Slam title drought
John McEnroe says he is constantly being asked who will be the one to end American men's tennis' Grand Slam title drought, and he always replies that it is Ben Shelton.
Andy Murray says he would not rule out Novak Djokovic matching his record
Murray remains the only tennis player to win two Olympic singles gold medals. The British player won his first one at the London Olympics in 2012 before doing the same four years later in Rio de Janeiro.
Phil Mickelson, the addiction treatment center
Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods shared a rivalry for over a decade. On Wednesday, it emerged that, in the twilight of their careers, both have also visited addiction treatment centers, albeit for different reasons.
Iga Swiatek admits WTA Finals still feel ‘pretty far’ amid ‘unfamiliar’ situation
Iga Swiatek says reaching the WTA Finals "still feels pretty far," but also highlights that her goal is to make the season-ending tournament.
John McEnroe’s best-of-five proposal called an ‘actual joke’ by former world No. 14
"For Grand Slams, I would recommend a match tie-break when the score is two sets all, rather than a full fifth set," McEnroe said.
Blow to the golf black market, tee time cartel
As in so many other criminal cases, greed proved to be their undoing. It was the undeclared increases in their checking account balances that put two California residents—Se Youn “Steve” Kim and Hee Young “Ted” Kim—in the authorities' crosshairs; they were ultimately charged with orchestrating a scheme to resell tee times (the right to play a golf course at a specific time, purchased in advance) for a commission.
Fabio Fognini names player who can get closest to Sinner and Alcaraz
Just like in every season, many names are already being mentioned as possible candidates to challenge the Spaniard and the Italian at the top.
World No. 118 Alina Charaeva’s telling statement after shocking No. 1 Elena Rybakina
Alina Charaeva described her stunning win over Elena Rybakina as "kind of a dream come true," while also admitting that it represents a new step in her career.
Jimmy Connors changes his tone on Alexander Zverev after Grand Slam success
Zverev had several painful moments at Grand Slam tournaments before his breakthrough.
Elena Rybakina says she was short on sleep and recovery after shock Beijing loss
Elena Rybakina admitted it was a "very tough day" in Beijing, while also revealing that she didn't get much time to sleep or recover after winning the US Open.
Patrick Mouratoglou says who has better forehand between Alcaraz and Nadal
Alcaraz returned to action at the US Open after more than four months away because of a right wrist injury.
Beijing: Elena Rybakina loses to player ranked outside top-100 in 1st match as No. 1
Elena Rybakina suffered a shock loss in her first official match as the world No. 1 after world No. 118 Alina Charaeva came back from a set down to beat the three-time Grand Slam champion 3-6 6-4 6-3 in the Beijing second round.
Tatiana Prozorova says Alex Eala’s fans make the match harder than Eala herself
Looking back on that victory, the 22-year-old Russian claimed preparing for Eala's supporters was almost as important as preparing for the player herself.
Iga Swiatek gives her view on Aryna Sabalenka’s No. 1 ranking comments
Swiatek started her tournament in Beijing by beating Chinese wildcard Gao Xinyu 6-2, 6-3. The Polish player needed one hour and 27 minutes to complete the victory and reach the third round.
Tom Kim shares Tiger Woods text he received hours before winning gold
Kim woke up on Saturday morning in Japan and saw a message from the 15-time major champion.
Carlos Alcaraz explains what changes when players face him after Tokyo scare
The 23-year-old continued his Japan Open title defense on Saturday by beating Matteo Arnaldi 7-6(6), 6-1.
Jannik Sinner’s Shanghai withdrawal leads him to “Dr. Miracle”
Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from the Shanghai Masters, extending his break from competition as his right knee problem continues. The five-time Major champion has not played since beating Alexander Zverev in the Wimbledon final on July 12. Jannik Sinner to a little fan: “Ciao Grande! Everything okay? Give me five! Boom!” Kid’s father: “Who’s stronger? you or Jannik?” Jannik to the kid: “Always you eh!” 😭❤️ pic.twitter.com/Gpp93pyQM9
Robert MacIntyre names number of players fighting for Ryder Cup places
Europe will defend the trophy at Adare Manor in Ireland next September after beating the United States at Bethpage Black in 2025.
Alexander Zverev storms to win Beijing, sets Novak Djokovic clash
The top seed Alexander Zverev is safely through into the Beijing quarter-final following a dominant 6-0, 6-3 victory over Juncheng Shang.
Jannik Sinner sends message to fans after pulling out of Shanghai Masters
Shanghai has also been a good tournament for Sinner in the past.
Beijing: Iva Jovic avoids shock loss after mounting comeback vs. qualifier
Iva Jovic came back from a set down to beat world No. 116 Harriet Dart 2-6 6-3 6-3 in nearly three hours of play and progress into the Beijing third round.
Carlos Alcaraz saves four set points, advances in Tokyo
The top seed Carlos Alcaraz is through to the quarter-final at the ATP 500 event in Tokyo. The Spaniard denied four set points in the opening set and ousted Matteo Arnaldi 7-6, 6-1 in an hour and45 minutes. CARLOS. ALCARAZ. 🤯#japanopentennis pic.twitter.com/iyHFNFCims — Tennis TV (@TennisTV) October 3, 2026 The favorite struggled behind the second serve. However, he denied two of three break points and grabbed three breaks from seven opportunities created on the return.
Beijing: Zheng Qinwen survives slow start, advances after Anna Kalinskaya retires
Home star Zheng Qinwen is through to the Beijing third round after No. 15 seed Anna Kalinskaya was forced to retire from their match midway through the third set with the Chinese leading 6-7 (4) 6-4 3-0.
Jannik Sinner further delays his comeback, out of Shanghai Masters
Jannik Sinner has further delayed his comeback after confirming that he won't be able to compete at the Shanghai Masters.
Iga Swiatek very pleased with what her Beijing opener provided
Iga Swiatek described her Beijing opener as a "solid match," while also noting that the many long rallies allowed her to already get some feel for the conditions and find her rhythm.
Beijing: Iga Swiatek routinely wins in first match since US Open disappointment
No. 8 seed Iga Swiatek has made a routine start to her Beijing campaign after ousting 244th-ranked wildcard Gao Xinyu 6-2 6-3 in just under an hour and a half of play.
Beijing: Coco Gauff overcomes ‘real frustration’ to survive tricky opener
Coco Gauff didn't have the easiest day at the office in her Beijing opener, but ultimately managed to deliver when it mattered most and complete a 7-6 (4) 4-6 6-2 win over Camila Osorio in two hours and 18 minutes of play.
Karolina Muchova ‘just happy’ to play again after post-Wimbledon surgery
Karolina Muchova admits she is "just happy" to compete again after undergoing surgery and barely playing over the last two months.
Mirra Andreeva reveals Russian fans from Siberia came to watch her in Beijing
Mirra Andreeva said after her Beijing opener that she noticed some fans from Siberia in the stands and made sure to thank every single person who came to watch her play.
Scottie Scheffler, a gesture of sportsmanship
The Ryder Cup and its younger sibling, the Presidents Cup, are moments when golf takes a break from its rigid moral code, allowing its faithful followers to push the boundaries a little further than usual. Yet, they never go so far as to break the sport's sacrosanct rules.
Watch: Struggling Eva Lys retires in tears in Beijing as nightmare 2026 continues
Eva Lys' rough 2026 season continued in Beijing after the former world No. 39 retired in tears from her opener while trailing 1-6 0-3 to 16-year-old Sun Xinran.
Novak Djokovic reveals what comes next after Beijing quarter-final
While reaching the quarter-final of the China Open, Novak Djokovic is already looking beyond Beijing.
Aryna Sabalenka issues very candid comment about her self-critical personality
Aryna Sabalenka thinks being self-critical is "a good and a bad side of my personality," but also reveals that she has been working hard on learning how to be "easier" on herself.
Star-studded lineup at the Spanish Open 26
While the participation of Spaniard Jon Rahm remains uncertain—depending on the birth of his fourth child—this year’s field has raised the bar for quality, featuring top-ranked players and major champions.
Elena Rybakina admits she has 'no idea' how a world No. 1 is supposed to act
Elena Rybakina admitted that she doesn't really know how a world No. 1 is supposed to think or act, but made it clear that she doesn't want to overcomplicate things and believes enjoying tennis is the most important part.
Aryna Sabalenka says there’s ‘not much to complain about’ after dominant Beijing win
Aryna Sabalenka was thrilled with her display after routing Renata Zarazua in her Beijing opener, admitting there was "not much to complain about" following a dominant performance.
Novak Djokovic is one victory away from breaking Rafael Nadal’s record
Novak Djokovic has reached another remarkable milestone in Beijing, extending his perfect China Open record to 31-0.
Zheng Qinwen admits she made ‘unusual mistakes’ in tough Beijing opener vs. qualifier
Zheng Qinwen admitted she made some "unusual mistakes" early against Shi Han in her Beijing opener, but was happy that she managed to raise her aggression and successfully change the rhythm of the match.
Patrick Mouratoglou addresses fans who call Laver Cup an exhibition
The French coach stressed that tennis players spend most of the season competing in almost the same environment every week.
Coco Gauff told to use her doubles skills more often in singles
The American has already tried to add this part to her game during 2026. Gauff used her volleys much more at Wimbledon and continued doing it during the North American hard-court season.
Novak Djokovic edges Yunchaokete Bu for 31-0 in Beijing!
Novak Djokovic remains on the course toward the seventh China Open title in Beijing, improving his score in the Chinese capital to 31-0!
Former WTA No.1 Aryna Sabalenka explains why her attitude won’t change
Aryna Sabalenka is certainly the main face of women's tennis off the court. The Belarusian champion is the first choice of brands of all kinds, from fashion to beauty to food products. Everyone wants Aryna. The other side of the coin, however, are the comments of those who see all this as "distractions" from her sporting life, and who are waiting for the missteps of the 28-year-old from Minsk to corroborate their thesis.
Carlos Alcaraz may have an unexpected advantage over his rivals
Alcaraz started his title defense in Japan with a 7-6(1), 4-6, 6-1 victory against Alex Michelsen. It was not a simple match, but the Spaniard improved in the deciding set and moved into the next round.
Former ATP star comments on Jannik Sinner’s issue
Jannik Sinner's return to the court could be postponed for a few more weeks. The delicate knee injury that forced the Italian to miss several commitments including the US Open, is giving him no respite and now the tour in Asia is also at risk. Beijing and Shanghai should be sacrificed to give the world number one more time to get back in shape.
Stefanos Tsitsipas explains why he removed his dad from coaching team
Speaking in a recent interview with Kate Mackz, Tsitsipas admitted that working with a parent created a difficult dynamic over the years.
Former ATP ace reflects on Lorenzo Musetti’s unfortunate 2026
A bewitched season. It is the one that Lorenzo Musetti is experiencing in 2026 due to a series of physical issues that are preventing him from finding that continuity of performance and results. The latest, in chronological order, was the fracture of a finger that ousted him from the race in the ATP 500 in Tokyo even before starting.
Rafael Jodar experiences shocking defeat in Tokyo, plagues ATP Finals chances
A couple of days after a successful debut at the Laver Cup, the young Spaniard suffered a tough loss in the first round of the ATP 500 event in Tokyo.
Beijing: Aryna Sabalenka plays lights out in first match since losing No. 1 ranking
Aryna Sabalenka played lights out in her first match since losing the world No. 1 ranking as the four-time Grand Slam champion dismantled world No. 94 Renata Zarazua 6-1 6-3 in just an hour and two minutes of play.
Novak Djokovic shares verdict on Chinese tennis in Beijing
The 39-year-old returned to the China Open this week for the first time since 2015. His first match ended in another victory in Beijing, as the Serbian defeated Nuno Borges 6-3, 7-6(2).
Reason why Carlos Alcaraz will struggle to defend his title in Tokyo
It was not an easy debut for Carlos Alcaraz at the ATP 500 in Tokyo, where the goal is to defend the title so as not to lose more points after the long period of inactivity.
Does 2026 Iga Swiatek deserve a positive or negative rating? All details inside
Her last success dates back to September 21st. Almost a year of fasting from titles, interrupted on August 13th with the victory of the Canadian Open in Toronto.
Beijing: Naomi Osaka survives mid-match collapse to win opener
2019 champion Naomi Osaka recovered from a mid-match collapse to beat world No. 68 Maria Timofeeva 6-3 3-6 6-3 and progress into the Beijing third round.
Kei Nishikori receives message from Marin Cilic after final career match
The 36-year-old ended his career in Tokyo on Thursday, losing 6-4, 6-4 against Frances Tiafoe in the opening round.
Novak Djokovic opens up on his first-time rival in Beijing
Novak Djokovic made a winning start at the China Open in Beijing, ousting Nuno Borges 6-3, 7-6 for a 30-0 score in Beijing!
Beijing: Mirra Andreeva admits frustration before 12-game run in major comeback
Mirra Andreeva survived a scare in her Beijing opener and afterward didn't hide how frustrated she was with her game before storming back to beat Chinese wildcard Yue Yuan 3-6 6-0 6-0.
Haotong Li recalls funny Tiger Woods moment at the 2019 Masters
Haotong Li has recalled what it was like to play alongside Tiger Woods at the 2019 Masters, admitting that the experience gave him memories he will probably never forget.
Beijing: Linda Noskova gets revenge as Karolina Muchova also cruises through
Linda Noskova and Karolina Muchova have made triumphant starts to their Beijing campaigns after registering straight-set wins on Friday.
Carlos Alcaraz explains what bothered him during Alex Michelsen victory
The 23-year-old Spaniard defeated the American 7-6(1), 4-6, 6-1 in Tokyo.
Rafael Nadal opens up on coaching and his new life after retirement
Rafael Nadal ended his incredible career at the 2024 Davis Cup Finals in Malaga. A couple of years later, the 22-time Major champion has no immediate plans to become a tennis coach, despite remaining deeplu connected to the sport after his retirement. 🧠Le swing toujours aussi affreux mais totalement intelligent de Rafael Nadal. Il a choisi l'efficacité en venant du tennis. Rafa est droitier et le placement des mains sur le club coïncide avec un revers de gaucher au tennis. Il fait donc des revers.pic.twitter.com/3DERIYhIzj
Elena Rybakina gives fitness update before first event as world No. 1
The 27-year-old has not played since winning the US Open last month.
TGL confirms return date as Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy prepare for season three
TGL will again be shown on ESPN after the network and TMRW Sports agreed a new multi-year media rights deal.
Alexander Zverev makes fitness admission after Alcaraz and Sinner injury problems
The German has already played more than 70 matches this season across 16 tournaments.
Roger Federer names two young players who caught his attention at Laver Cup
The Swiss legend was present at The O2 as Team Europe defeated Team World 13-5 to regain the trophy.
Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz send messages to Kei Nishikori after retirement
The 36-year-old played his final match at the Japan Open, losing 6-4, 6-4 to Frances Tiafoe in the first round.
Tatiana Prozorova reveals what she was told after ‘forced’ Singapore withdrawal
Tatiana Prozorova claims she was told that had she immediately refused the physio's help and said she was fine, nothing would have happened and she would have been allowed to continue her doubles match and later play in the Singapore singles semifinal.
LIV, PIF is also scaling back its involvement
The Saudi sovereign wealth fund is continuing its gradual withdrawal from golf. Following the decision to stop funding the Asian Tour’s International Series—and as the PIF seeks to sever its remaining ties with LIV Golf—the Ladies European Tour is now also affected. The lucrative PIF Global Series, which boasts a $15 million prize purse for 2026, will be discontinued next season.
Alexander Zverev defends Major tradition with a playful Novak Djokovic dig
Alexander Zverev wants to keep the best-of-five format at Majors
Rafael Nadal makes special admission about Alex Eala after her latest recognition
Nadal did not only talk about results when writing about the Filipina. The Spaniard also stressed the way Eala has dealt with the attention around her during the last two seasons.
Alex Eala reacts to Asian Games loss and reveals her next tournament
Alex won the opening set but could not keep control of the match, eventually losing 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 in Nagoya.
Gaëtan Mourgue d’Algue died at the age of 87
He shared this passion with his wife, Cécilia Mourgue d’Algue, one of the greatest champions of French amateur golf with 45 national, individual and team titles. Then with his children: the family collected 105 titles between them
Roger Federer's former coach joins Felix Auger-Aliassime's team
World No. 5 Felix Auger-Aliassime has found his new coach after ending his long partnership with Frederic Fontang earlier this year.
Alex Eala's rise helps Philippines secure new WTA 250 tournament
The Philippine Tennis Association confirmed on Thursday that a new WTA 250 event will be played in the country late next year.
Juan Martin del Potro picks between Alcaraz and Sinner for one last match
During a recent interview, the Argentine was asked about the two players who have dominated a lot of the conversation around men’s tennis in recent years.
Nick Kyrgios crowns Sinner a future GOAT—but the Italian’s silence speaks louder
Nick Kyrgios just flipped the script. But Jannik Sinner still isn't listening. The 31-year-old Australian recently served a one-month ban after testing positive for cocaine at the ATP 250 in Mallorca. The ITIA accepted his defense—recreational use rather than performance enhancement—and cleared him to return. The suspension triggered a massive social media backlash. Fans quickly pointed out the glaring hypocrisy.
Holger Rune back on ATP Tour in Tokyo after 11-month achilles layoff
Holger Rune is back on the ATP Tour, and the 11-month Achilles injury that sidelined him since last year's Stockholm Open is finally behind him.
Andre Agassi says tennis schedule is ‘nuts’ after Laver Cup
Agassi admitted he does not like seeing players having to deal with this type of schedule throughout the season.
Sinner’s Asian Swing in Doubt: Quinn Explains Why the World No. 1 Should Stay Home
Jannik Sinner hasn't played a match since his Wimbledon title defense. A stubborn right knee injury forced him out of Montreal, Cincinnati, and eventually the US Open. It was a brutal call to make, but a necessary one to protect his future.
Kei Nishikori sets emotional hometown farewell in Tokyo: “I have mixed feelings”
Kei Nishikori is officially calling it a career, and he is doing it on his own terms. The 36-year-old trailblazer will hang up his racket on home soil, choosing the Kinoshita Group Japan Open in Tokyo as the stage for his final professional tournament.
Alexander Zverev makes unexpected admission about Flavio Cobolli
The two were together again at the Laver Cup in London, where Team Europe defeated Team World 13-5.
Alexander Zverev wins in Beijing, moves closer to Novak Djokovic clash
The top seed Alexander Zverev is through to the second round of the China Open in Beijing. The world No. 2 faced Cameron Norrie in the first round and earned a 7-6, 6-4 victory, besting the Briton for the ninth time from as many encounters. 9 wins out of 9 matches ✅ Alexander Zverev continues his domination over Norrie, winning 7-6 6-4!#ChinaOpen pic.twitter.com/qMeDxfoRGG — Tennis TV (@TennisTV) October 1, 2026 Alexander fired 15 aces and played well behind the first and second serve.
Alex Eala tells fan what not to do after Asian Games match
The 21-year-old had just completed another busy day in Nagoya when she walked past a group of supporters hoping to get her autograph.
Carlos Alcaraz struggles but beats Alex Michelsen in Tokyo
Carlos Alcaraz started his ATP 500 Tokyo title defense with a 7-6, 4-6, 6-1 victory over a top-35 player Alex Michelsen.
Jannik Sinner receives worried message after another tournament withdrawal
Sinner has not played a competitive match since July 12, when he defeated Alexander Zverev in four sets to defend his Wimbledon title.
Daniil Medvedev confirms another coaching departure after Hangzhou title
Only shortly after lifting the trophy, the former world No. 1 confirmed that Rohan Goetzke will no longer be part of his team.
Zverev names young player he thinks will be ‘unbelievable’ in a couple of years
Zverev has now predicted that tennis fans could see an even better version of the 20-year-old in the next couple of years.
Alex Eala gets touching message from doubles partner after defeat
The duo lost 5-7, 2-6 to China’s Jiang Xinyu and Yang Zhaoxuan in Aichi-Nagoya.
Kei Nishikori falls in Tokyo, ends incredible career
Another player born in the 1980s has ended his career, with Kei Nishikori playing his last ATP match at home ATP 500 event in Tokyo.
Beijing: Zheng Qinwen survives 1R scare against 231st-ranked qualifier
Zheng Qinwen had a tough day at the office in her Beijing opener, but ultimately managed to fend off world No. 231 Shi Han and win 7-6 (6) 4-6 6-2 in an all-Chinese battle that lasted two hours and 43 minutes.
Nick Kyrgios explains why Rafael Nadal was so difficult to beat
Nick Kyrgios had plenty of memorable battles with Rafael Nadal during his career, winning three of their nine meetings between 2014 and 2022.
Jannik Sinner's knee problem sparks new concern from former pro
Jannik Sinner's ongoing right knee problem has kept him away from competition much longer than initially expected.
Naomi Osaka admits sadness over not going further at US Open
Naomi Osaka admits she is "sad" over not going further at the US Open, but also adds she is happy with the consistency she has shown since Wimbledon.
Alexander Zverev eyes world No. 1 spot as Jannik Sinner ATP race heats up
The ATP season is entering its final stage with Alexander Zverev sitting at the top of the Race to Turin standings.
Serena Williams’ coach on why Coco Gauff should’ve ended 2025 season after US Open
Serena Williams' coach Rennae Stubbs fully stands by her previous take that Coco Gauff should have shut down her 2025 season after the US Open and focused on fixing her serve with biomechanics coach Gavin MacMillan.
Reed, Molinari, and Watson for Spanish Open
Patrick Reed, Francesco Molinari, and Bubba Watson—three major champions who, beyond their majors, have amassed numerous other victories across various professional tours—are joining the spectacular lineup for the Open de España presented by Madrid. The event takes place at the Real Club de Campo Villa de Madrid from October 8 to 11.
Novak Djokovic reveals the key to his 30th China Open victory
Novak Djokovic made a winning return to Beijing after staying away from the China Open for 11 years. The six-time champion defeated Nuno Borges 6-3, 7-6 in an hour and 50 minutes in the first round to preserve his perfect record at one of his most beloved stops on the calendar. Djokovic hits his head trademark dropshot shot and Borges couldn’t move his feet 2026- China 🇨🇳 pic.twitter.com/6Zkidjkpr3
Iga Swiatek’s coach reveals team considered skipping Cincinnati before US Open
Coach Francisco Roig reveals Iga Swiatek's team considered skipping this year's Cincinnati tournament, but ultimately decided to compete after she won Toronto and because she didn't really have that many points in 2026.
Nick Kyrgios makes huge Jannik Sinner claim after years of criticism
Nick Kyrgios has often been one of Jannik Sinner's most outspoken critics, particularly since the Italian's doping case in 2024. However, with the Australian now preparing to return to competition after serving a reduced one-month suspension, he has offered a very different assessment of the world No. 1. 🇳🇿 « Appelez-moi quelqu'un tout de suite ! » Le gros craquage de Kyrgios face à Carlos Bernardes après avoir pris un jeu de pénalité Sinner à côté, très calme Miami 2022pic.twitter.com/ib368RSrBf
Coach Francisco Roig reveals one similarity between Rafael Nadal and Iga Swiatek
Coach Francisco Roig says he has noticed one similarity between Iga Swiatek and Rafael Nadal and that's "the stance they take before hitting the ball."
Carlos Alcaraz rejects Novak Djokovic’s Major format change
Carlos Alcaraz has made his position clear on the ongoing debate over the scoring format at Majors. While Novak Djokovic has previously discussed the possibility of changing the length of matches on the biggest stage, the Spaniard stands on a completely differentside of the story. ¡HOY DEBUTA CARLOS ALCARAZ EN TOKYO! 🤩 Recordemos que es el actual campeón del torneo. pic.twitter.com/0XDOF7TJKW
Carlos Alcaraz reveals what he quietly changed in his game
The 23-year-old spoke about that part of his game after helping Team Europe win the Laver Cup in London.
Patrick Mouratoglou identifies one problem with Roger Federer's Laver Cup
The former coach of Serena Williams has spoken positively about the tournament and the different atmosphere it creates compared to normal ATP events.
Naomi Osaka reveals why she always ends up crying during Asian swing
Naomi Osaka reveals she always cries during this stage of the season because she gets emotional over the letters she receives from Asian tennis fans.
Iga Swiatek not stressing over WTA Finals as coach reveals what she told him
Coach Francisco Roig admits Iga Swiatek would love to qualify for the WTA Finals, but also suggests she is not stressing herself too much over it since she told him they would have more time to practice if she didn't qualify for the season-ending tournament.
Andrey Rublev has special words for Medvedev after losing Hangzhou final
The two Russians met in Tuesday's championship match, with Medvedev taking a 7-5, 6-4 victory in 93 minutes.
Andy Roddick reacts to what Andre Agassi said about Alexander Zverev
The 29-year-old had an important role during the weekend and also finished the competition by winning the deciding match.
Carlos Alcaraz names job he would like if he was not a tennis player
The 23-year-old has spent almost his entire life around the sport. Alcaraz started playing as a young boy and quickly showed the qualities needed to become a professional player.
David Ferrer responds after Alcaraz criticized over Davis Cup decision
Alcaraz was not part of Spain's team for the September tie in Santiago, where Ferrer's players booked their place in the Davis Cup Final 8.
Novak Djokovic struggles but wins, moves to 30-0 in Beijing
Novak Djokovic made a winning return at the ATP 500 event in Beijing, beating Nuno Borges 6-3, 7-6 in an hour and 50 minutes.
WTA star Alexandra Eala receives huge advice for her rise
Jannik Sinner has become Jannik Sinner also and above all for a quality that is always talked about too little: the desire to improve day after day, without being satisfied with the incredible goals already achieved both from the point of view of results and performance.
Madison Keys and Jessica Pegula react to Alex Eala’s possible $10,000 fine
Eala decided several weeks ago that she wanted to play for her country in Aichi-Nagoya. The Asian Games and China Open take place at the same time, leaving her unable to play both events.
Aryna Sabalenka must necessarily ahead of the 2027 season
Aryna Sabalenka will take the court at the WTA 1000 in Beijing after losing the decisive challenge at the US Open and the top of the ranking: both against Elena Rybakina.
Fan hits Novak Djokovic in face with cap at China Open
The 39-year-old has returned to the China Open for the first time since 2015.
Is Carlos Alcaraz’s issue really mental? All details inside
Carlos Alcaraz has chosen not to look the other way, facing head-on a crucial issue for modern tennis: a very busy calendar and exasperated pace of play put a strain on the physical endurance of the athletes, exposing them to the real risk of serious injuries: "If we have to play all the mandatory tournaments imposed by the ATP, we spend about 40 weeks competing. It's impossible, and we see many players getting injured and running out of energy.
New report claims DeChambeau is going back and forth over LIV future
Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund decided earlier this year that it would no longer provide financial backing beyond 2026.
Venus Williams faces criticism after receiving another wildcard
It will be her first appearance in Asia since 2019. However, the biggest discussion is again about her place in the singles draw.
Wagner cannot understand Snedeker’s decision involving Scheffler
The United States eventually celebrated another Presidents Cup victory after beating the International Team 17-13.
Former ATP ace has a theory on Jannik Sinner’s issue
Another theory about Jannik Sinner's knee problem worries fans: it is that of Diego Nargiso, who expressed his opinion on the injury of the world number one based on his own physical issues experienced in the past.
How Rafael Nadal dealt with defeats during his incredible career
Rafael Nadal built one of the greatest careers in tennis history by making defeat almost impossible. During his finest seasons, opponents often stepped onto the court knowing they would have to produce something extraordinary just to stand a chance against the Mallorcan. Happy 40th birthday to Rafael, the man who 'played every point like that' pic.twitter.com/6zpyU6OKh6 — Bastien Fachan (@BastienFachan) June 3, 2026 Yet even Nadal, despite his incredible dominance, especially on clay, had to experience painful losses throughout his career,
Former WTA star discusses Jannik Sinner's injury
In a moment of huge concern about the condition of Jannik Sinner's knee and his return to the court, Flavia Penetta thought about dispensing some positivity.
Alex Eala out of WTA Finals race after skipping China Open
The 21-year-old Filipina had kept herself in the race during a great season, but her chances became much smaller after an early exit at the Singapore Tennis Open.
Roger Federer told Alexander Zverev to hit harder. Now he is a Major winner!
Alexander Zverev made a significant step forward in 2026, turning his consistency on the biggest stage into two Major titles at 29.
Carlos Alcaraz happy for Juan Carlos Ferrero but says he has no inside info
Carlos Alcaraz says he doesn't have any inside info on Juan Carlos Ferrero's plans, but insists he is happy to see his former long-time coach returning to the Tour in 2027.
Aryna Sabalenka didn’t think she’d reach US Open final after Wimbledon disappointment
Aryna Sabalenka admits she wouldn't have believed she would reach the US Open final had someone told her that after Wimbledon.
Nuno Borges targets Novak Djokovic’s incredible Beijing record
Nuno Borges will face Novak Djokovic in the first round of the ATP 500 event in Beijing, with the two rivals battling for the first time since November last year. The Portuguese produced a competitive performance against the Serbian legend in Athens but ultimately fell in straight sets. Novak Djokovic vence Nuno Borges e está na semifinal de Atenas. Jogo teve apenas uma quebra. Grande momento do sérvio ao anotar a 200ª vitória em indoor e 199ª semi da carreira. Números insanos.#TenisNaESPN pic.twitter.com/DZuN0zDv3r
Rennae Stubbs snaps at critic who dug up her past post about Venus Williams’ wildcard
Rennae Stubbs bluntly responded to a fan digging up a past post where she defended Venus Williams' wildcard selection, as Serena Williams' former coach highlighted that tournaments are the ones giving players wildcards, not the other way around.
Coco Gauff details what held Elena Rybakina back from achieving more success earlier
Coco Gauff says she isn't surprised one bit by Elena Rybakina's 2026 season, while also suggesting that struggles with injuries and consistency held the Kazakh back from achieving more success earlier.
Cameron Smith: "It’s difficult to make a decision"
In the list of creditors attached to the Chapter 11 filing submitted by LIV Golf, Cameron Smith ranks fourth, with an outstanding claim for unpaid compensation amounting to $4,835,164.84 (to be precise...).
Andy Murray has noticed a troubling social media habit among younger players
Andy Murray says he has witnessed players immediately taking their phones out after matches and logging onto social media to read what has been said about them, and adds that it is "not good."
Greg Rusedski shuts down Alexander Zverev’s Major success narrative
Alexander Zverev was a player to beat at Majors this season, achieving spectacular 25 victories and lifting two trophies from three consecutive finals.
Aryna Sabalenka says US Open helped her rediscover joy for tennis after tough period
Aryna Sabalenka says the US Open brought back her joy for tennis and that's why she feels "really excited" to resume competing in Asia.
USA win their 11th consecutive Presidents Cup
The United States completed a historic comeback on Sunday at Medinah Country Club, clinching the Presidents Cup for the eleventh consecutive time by defeating the International team 17–13. It was the largest three-point final-day deficit ever overcome in the competition's history, and the Americans turned it around with a record-breaking singles session, securing 9.5 out of 12 available points.
Venus Williams gets another WC as she’ll look to end 15-match losing streak in China
Venus Williams is guaranteed to play at least one tournament during the Asian swing after taking singles and doubles wildcards into the Guangzhou Open, which takes place between October 26 and November 1.
Former pro says Jannik Sinner may have made a scheduling error
Jannik Sinner claimed all five Masters 1000 tournaments between March and May
Coco Gauff predicts what is next for Elena Rybakina after two Grand Slam titles
The rivalry between Gauff and Rybakina has also become more interesting this season.
Carlos Alcaraz urges Jannik Sinner to return soon as rivalry awaits
Carlos Alcaraz celebrated the Laver Cup title with Team Europe in London ahead of the Tokyo trip. During an entertaining week in London, the Spaniard remembered his greatest rival and wished to see hime back in action as soon as possible. 🇪🇸 Carlos #Alcaraz and 🇮🇹 Jannik #Sinner arrive in Melbourne ahead of the #AustralianOpen! The pair will have their first hit out at Rod Laver Arena later today. 🎥 Australian Open pic.twitter.com/M2rV20cgcg
Escape rooms and five-set heartbreaks: Cobolli opens up on Zverev and Alcaraz bonds
Flavio Cobolli’s breakthrough 2026 season wasn't just defined by his rapid rise up the rankings; it also cemented his place among the ATP's elite off the court.
Taylor Fritz explains why Laver Cup coaching should stay at team events
The American spent the weekend in London receiving advice from Team World captain Andre Agassi and vice-captain Patrick Rafter.
Tim Henman backs Arthur Fery after his first Laver Cup experience
Arthur Fery is one of the players who attracted a lot of interest from the public, even though he did not have a central role at this competition.
“I Felt the Pressure”: Zverev overcomes Laver Cup demons to anchor Team Europe
Alexander Zverev’s dominant 2026 campaign has added another piece of hardware, though his path to the Laver Cup trophy was anything but straightforward.
Alexander Bublik makes surprising Grand Slam comparison after Laver Cup
The 29-year-old claimed he cared more about one doubles match in London than some Grand Slam quarterfinals.
Former ATP No.1 reveals surprising detail about Novak Djokovic
The collaboration between Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray is a collaboration that has made many tennis fans dream.
John McEnroe explains why players may have to boycott Grand Slams
The former world No. 1 spoke about the subject during the Laver Cup in London, where discussions about the tennis calendar and player conditions were again quite common.
Novak Djokovic returns to undefeated fortress in Beijing: “I never play just for fun”
Novak Djokovic is back in Beijing for the first time in 11 years, returning to a tournament that has historically served as his personal fortress. With six titles in six appearances and an immaculate 29-0 match record, the Serbian superstar arrives at the ATP 500 China Open seeking both match sharpness and a mental reset.
Coco Gauff names two things she wants to improve before Australian Open
The 22-year-old is preparing for the China Open in Beijing after another season in which she reached the later stages of several Grand Slam tournaments.
Alexander Zverev looked tired at the Laver Cup: will he be able to become No.1?
Another satisfaction in Alexander Zverev's memorable season. The German champion, after the burning comeback suffered by Alex de Minaur on day 2, was one of the great protagonists of Team Europe's triumph in the Laver Cup. First the victory in doubles with Casper Ruud, beating Bublik and Nakashima, then the decisive success over Tien, who delivered the trophy in the hands of the blue team.
Will Novak Djokovic maintain his unbeaten record in Beijing? All the details
Novak Djokovic will return to play the ATP 500 in Beijing 11 years after the last time. This is not a tournament like any other for the Serbian champion, who in the Chinese capital has been the protagonist of some of the best performances of his career, as evidenced by the incredible record of 29 successes out of 29 and six titles won in as many participations. Djokovic is ready to compete
Greg Rusedski says what WTA should do after Alex Eala skips China Open
Her regular appearances at prestigious tournaments have brought a lot of attention, while in recent weeks the young Filipina has also found herself involved in some controversy.
Former ATP ace admits he’s worried about Jannik Sinner
What does Jannik Sinner really have and when will he return? These are the questions that Italian fans and tennis enthusiasts continue to ask themselves, receiving practically no official answer from the number one in the world.
WTA Beijing Draw: Rybakina debuts as World No. 1 in high-stakes China Open bracket
The WTA Tour heads to Shenzhen for the WTA 1000 China Open, the penultimate high-tier tournament of the season. The stakes couldn't be higher: Elena Rybakina makes her tournament debut as the newly crowned World No. 1, Aryna Sabalenka seeks redemption after losing top spot in New York, and Jasmine Paolini aims to snap a frustrating slump.
Novak Djokovic says what his ‘primary motivation’ is ahead of China Open
The Serbian veteran is back in Beijing this week for the China Open, a tournament where he has a very unusual record.
Reason why Coco Gauff will have a strange approach in the last part of the WTA season
The relationship between Coco Gauff and China is really intense. The American tennis player has won two of her four WTA 1000 titles in Beijing and Wuhan and Chinese fans seem to love her, showering her with gifts every time the 22-year-old sets foot in Chinese cities. That's why this year, in the capital, she will be among the favorites for the final success. In the press conference, however, Coco admitted that, after the Slams, she feels less pressure in this final part of the season.
Brandel Chamblee reacts after USA take 9.5 points in Sunday singles
Brandt Snedeker's players started Sunday at Medinah Country Club three points behind the International team.
Novak Djokovic back in Beijing after 11 years: “I always had great memories”
Novak Djokovic will compete in Beijing for the first time since 2015
Carlos Alcaraz explains why spending time with Roger Federer makes Laver Cup special
The 23-year-old revealed that he was having lunch with Arthur Fery when Federer suddenly arrived and decided to join them.
Brandel Chamblee explains how Phil Mickelson could be welcomed back by golf fans
Phil Mickelson has had a quiet 2026 season.
Greg Rusedski tells Alex Eala what she could copy from Jannik Sinner
The 21-year-old Filipina has made a big jump during the 2026 season. Eala is now ranked No. 18 in the world and has already won her first WTA title this year.
Arthur Fils qualifies in Tokyo, follows Goran Ivanisevic’s rare feat
The former ATP 500 Tokyo champion Arthur Fils started his first top-10 week as a qualifier in the Japanese capital! The Frenchman did not sign for the event in time, and the organizers did not provide a wild card, offering them to home players. 🚨 Arthur Fils 🇫🇷 est bien arrivé au Japon pour disputer le tournoi ATP 500 de Tokyo. 🛩️ Goran Ivanisevic est présent avec le Français. 🎥 the_tennis_mentor/IG pic.twitter.com/QqHlBDsmJS — Univers Tennis 🎾 (@UniversTennis) September 26, 2026 Thus, the world No.
Amanda Anisimova calls it a season early due to ongoing wrist issue
Amanda Anisimova has decided to shut down her 2026 season and focus on fully recovering from her wrist issue ahead of the start of the 2027 season.
Watch: Carlos Alcaraz arrives in Tokyo ahead of title defense
After winning the Laver Cup title with Team Europe, world No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz has landed in Tokyo. The seven-time Major champion will seek his second crown in the Japanese capital after conquering the event during the first visit in 2025. ·. 木下グループジャパンオープン2026 .·#アルカラス 選手が 先ほど会場に到着しました🇯🇵✨ 到着したばかりのアルカラス選手の様子を 皆さまにお届けします🎥#kinoshitajotennis #木下JOテニス #ATP500 pic.twitter.com/2rUKR946ZQ
DPWT: Matt Fitzpatrick wins title in France
England’s Matt Fitzpatrick dominated the FedEx Open de France, finishing with a score of 264 (65-64-65-70, -20)—three strokes ahead of Spain’s Angel Hidalgo, who took second place with a 267 (-17).
Yuna Nishimura dominates Walmart Arkansas
Yuna Nishimura secured her first career LPGA Tour victory by dominating the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G from start to finish. The 26-year-old Japanese golfer closed the third and final round with a 66 (-5) at Pinnacle Country Club in Rogers, Arkansas, finishing with a total of 192 strokes—21 under par—and pulling five shots clear of the chasing trio of Aki Iwai, Chanettee Wannasaen, and In Gee Chun, who all finished at 197 (-16).
Rafael Jodar says what Jannik Sinner is really like behind the scenes
Jodar has quickly become one of the young players getting a lot of attention on the ATP Tour this season.
Coco Gauff explains unusual approach to Beijing and rest of 2026
Fans hope the American can make another step forward and eventually reach the world No. 1 position.
Alex Eala gets touching message from young Philippines teammate
Eala arrived in Nagoya for the Asian Games after her stay at the Singapore Open ended earlier than she wanted.
Tim Henman on why coaching Carlos Alcaraz can become difficult
The former British No. 1 was once again part of Team Europe's coaching group in London, working as vice-captain alongside captain Yannick Noah.
Andre Agassi apologizes to his players after Team World lose Laver Cup
Andre Agassi apologized to his Team World players after their attempt to defend the Laver Cup title ended with a 13-5 defeat against Team Europe in London.
Laver Cup boss rule out women’s expansion: “why change what works?”
The Laver Cup has carved out a unique niche in the tennis calendar, transforming fierce individual rivals into bench-side teammates. Yet despite its growing popularity, tournament organizers have no plans to alter its core formula—and that includes introducing a women's draw.
Carlos Alcaraz has one request after playing at the Laver Cup
The Spaniard helped Europe take the trophy back after they lost to Team World in San Francisco last year. Alcaraz won both matches he played in London and once again had an important role for his team.
Muchová and Nosková Sweep Ukraine to Secure 12th BJK Cup Title for Czech Republic
The Czech Republic reasserted its dominance in women's team tennis, sweeping Ukraine 2-0 to capture its twelfth Billie Jean King Cup trophy—a historic tally that encompasses the title-winning campaigns of the Czechoslovakian era.
Patrick Mouratoglou backs Carlos Alcaraz after latest criticism
Alcaraz returned to competition at the US Open after spending more than four months away because of a right wrist injury.
Alexander Zverev’s No. 1 push has a glaring Top-10 problem
Alexander Zverev is having a career-defining 2026. Backed by major triumphs at Roland Garros and the US Open, the world No. 2 sits as the consensus favorite to snatch the year-end No. 1 ranking from Jannik Sinner, especially with few points to defend over the autumn stretch.
Brandt Snedeker thanks Donald Trump after USA’s Presidents Cup victory
Donald Trump was also at Medinah on Sunday.
Carlos Alcaraz matches Roger Federer after beating Taylor Fritz at Laver Cup
The Spaniard defeated the American 6-3, 4-6, 13-11 on Saturday, saving two match points in a very close Laver Breaker. The win also put Team Europe level at 5-5 at that stage of the competition.
Carlos Alcaraz seals Laver Cup triumph: “I needed matches to find my rhythm”
Carlos Alcaraz’s clutch victory against Taylor Fritz proved to be the tipping point in Team Europe's Laver Cup campaign. But beyond lifting the trophy, the week in London served a vital physical purpose for the Spaniard.
Brandt Snedeker tells Luke Donald what USA will be at 2027 Ryder Cup
Speaking after the victory, Snedeker defended the mentality inside the American team.
Carlos Alcaraz shares reaction to Andy Murray’s latest comment about him
The 23-year-old was one of the players competing for Team Europe at the Laver Cup in London, while Murray was among those watching the action from the stands.
Novak Djokovic recalls war, mentors, and the clutch moments that built al
In a candid sit-down on Cold as Balls, the Serbian superstar reflected on how childhood hardship and two legendary coaches shaped his historic career
Leylah Fernandez makes feelings clear about Filipino fans after Singapore title
The Canadian beat Talia Gibson 7-5, 6-0 in the final and then made sure to thank the Singaporean and Filipino supporters who followed her through the tournament.
Serena Williams’ ex-coach declares Elena Rybakina ‘great role model for juniors’
Serena Williams' childhood coach Rick Macci says Elena Rybakina is "a great role model for juniors" because of the way she handles herself on the court.
Defending champion Amanda Anisimova out of Beijing, set to drop outside top-15
Amanda Anisimova won't defend her Beijing title after withdrawing from the Chinese WTA 1000 tournament due to her ongoing left wrist injury.
Flavio Cobolli admits five-set French Open final loss will ‘stay with me forever’
Flavio Cobolli says he is good when it comes to accepting defeats, but admits that the one he suffered to Alexander Zverev in the French Open final will "stay with me forever."
Andy Murray ‘couldn’t remember anything’ 30 minutes after first Wimbledon title
Andy Murray admits winning Wimbledon in 2013 felt more like relief than joy as he had built up the moment so much in his head and couldn't even process what had happened half an hour after the final was over.
Asian Tour: Chien-Yao Hung’s final flourish
With a birdie on the final hole—capping a hard-fought round of 71 (-1, featuring four birdies and three bogeys)—Taiwan’s Chien-Yao Hung secured victory at the Mercuries Taiwan Masters. Finishing with a total score of 280 (72-67-70-71, -8), he edged out Australia’s Wade Ormsby—who had overtaken him during the final round—by a single stroke; Ormsby finished second with a 281 (-7).
Leylah Fernandez comforts first-time WTA finalist Talia Gibson after Singapore defeat
Leylah Fernandez shared an encouraging message with Talia Gibson after the Singapore final as she told the 22-year-old Australian that she will have plenty more opportunities in the future and backing her to win titles.
Ex-Russian Slam semifinalist predicts Mirra Andreeva will ‘definitely leave’ Russia
Former Russian tennis star and top-10 player Andrei Chesnokov believes Krasnoyarsk-born Mirra Andreeva will "definitely leave" Russia and start representing a different country.
Novak Djokovic gives Iga Swiatek advice and promises they will talk more soon
The Serbian is back in China ahead of the China Open, while Swiatek is also preparing for the WTA event in Beijing.
Egypt Golf Series, first win for Sean Ramos
Filipino golfer Sean Ramos won the Egypt Golf Series 13 with a score of 262 (67 64 66 65, -18). This tournament was a last-minute addition to the Asian Development Tour schedule, alongside the Egypt Golf Series 14, which takes place next week. Playing at the Madinaty Golf Club (par 70) in Cairo, the 20-year-old from Pasay City—a professional for two years—secured his first title following a string of strong performances, including three other top-ten finishes (two of which were runner-up spots).
Andy Murray reveals what really annoyed him about Novak Djokovic questions
Their cooperation attracted a lot of attention from the beginning. Murray and Djokovic were rivals for many years and played against each other 36 times, with the Serbian winning 25 of those meetings.
Alexander Zverev reveals when he started doubting his Grand Slam chances
The German had already lost two Grand Slam finals before arriving in Melbourne that year. He lost to Dominic Thiem at the 2020 US Open and Carlos Alcaraz at Roland Garros in 2024.
Roger Federer’s SABR vs. Novak Djokovic’s answer - Roddick provides verdict
Andy Roddick made an interesting comparison between Roger Federer's famous SABR experiment with the adjustments Novak Djokovic has made throughout his career.
Carlos Alcaraz says he may put his body into stress situation again
The 23-year-old has been one of the busiest players at the biggest tournaments in recent years.
Roger Federer explains what he loved about his tennis career
The Swiss legend is back at the Laver Cup this week, with the tournament taking place at the O2 Arena in London.
Carlos Alcaraz has funny response after fan tells him to ‘marry my sister’
The Spaniard had just finished a difficult match against the American. Alcaraz won 6-3, 4-6, 13-11 after saving two match points in the deciding match tie-break.
BJK Cup: Linda Noskova beats Elina Svitolina and Czech Republic wins title
Linda Noskova delivered for the Czech Republic for the third time this week to beat Elina Svitolina 6-3 7-6 (5) and seal the Billie Jean King Cup title for her nation.
Watch: Novak Djokovic trains in Beijing, seeks seventh title
Only a few players have dominated at a single tournament like Novak Djokovic at the China Open. The Serb has won six titles in Beijing from as many trips to the Chinese capital, embracing a perfect 29-0 score and hoping to improve it even more next week. Novak #Djokovic Practice Day 2 in Beijing @ChinaOpen focusing on his backhands🎾 pic.twitter.com/zjgrkiFQJk
Italian journalist: Jannik Sinner could face surgery in extreme case
At the moment, there has been no announcement from Sinner's medical team about an operation.
Brandt Snedeker admits mistakes before final Presidents Cup day
The Americans will start Sunday Singles at Medinah Country Club trailing the International Team 10.5-7.5.
What Andre Agassi told Alex de Minaur during his win over Alexander Zverev
The Australian looked in a very difficult position after losing the first set 6-2, while Zverev was also serving for the match at 5-4 in the second.
Donald Trump’s Presidents Cup visit could include surprise speech
The U.S. President is expected at Medinah Country Club for the final day between Brandt Snedeker's United States team and Geoff Ogilvy's International team.
Singapore: Leylah Fernandez saves SP and wins last nine games to win title in style
Leylah Fernandez capped off her Singapore debut with the title after winning the last nine games of the final to beat Australian world No. 63 Talia Gibson 7-5 6-0.
Andy Murray wishes he did one thing differently with Federer, Nadal and Djokovic
His rivalry with the Big Three was quite interesting, although the Brit was not able to dominate against the three players who were ruling men's tennis at that time.
BJK Cup: Karolina Muchova dominates final opener as Linda Noskova can now seal title
Karolina Muchova has put the Czech Republic in front after ousting Ukraine's Anhelina Kalinina 6-2 6-3 in the opening match of the Billie Jean King Cup final in Shenzhen.
Seoul: Kimberly Birrell, 28, lands first WTA title & secures new career-high ranking
Australia's Kimberly Birrell, 28, landed her maiden WTA title in Seoul after defeating 20-year-old compatriot Maya Joint 6-4 6-2 in an hour and 23 minutes of play.
Carlos Alcaraz tells Casper Ruud what Francisco Cerundolo is ‘not that good’ at
Ruud was leading 4-3 in the opening set when Alcaraz started talking about what he believed could work against Cerundolo.
Andy Murray reveals he was surprised by ‘how many doubts’ Novak Djokovic had
Andy Murray reveals he was surprised by how many doubts Novak Djokovic was battling and adds that he would have felt more confident going into their matches had he known that.
Taylor Townsend opens up on ‘feeling like getting stabbed’ and emergency surgery
Taylor Townsend reveals she woke up "feeling like I was getting stabbed in my stomach" and was diagnosed with appendicitis before undergoing emergency surgery in Guadalajara.
Andy Murray reveals Novak Djokovic moment that made him miss being pro tennis player
Andy Murray reveals there have been two times in retirement when he wished he was still a pro tennis player, and one of those moments came during Novak Djokovic's impressive 2025 Australian Open win over Carlos Alcaraz.
Watch: Linda Noskova’s ultra-confident one-word answer ahead of BJK Cup final
Linda Noskova dropped an extremely confident statement ahead of the Billie Jean King Cup final, responding with a simple "no" when asked whether she was feeling any pressure ahead of Sunday's title match.
Alexander Zverev reacts to Jannik Sinner Beijing withdrawal, increased No. 1 chances
Alexander Zverev acknowledges that he is aware Jannik Sinner's Beijing absence opens the door for him to further attack the world No. 1 spot, but also insists that he wants to remain focused on his tennis and avoid distractions.
New Albatros holes despite 107 yards longer
They were completely redesigned and significantly lengthened, making them a major talking point upon the French Open's return to Le Golf National. Yet, after a full opening round, the Albatros course's new 4th, 5th, and 6th holes have statistically made no difference.
Odd circumstances lead to Arthur Fils playing Tokyo qualifying after reaching top-10
Arthur Fils has found himself in quite an odd situation as he is set to play in the Tokyo qualifying after being late to sign up for the tournament.
Carlos Alcaraz chooses between Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev for best serve
The Spaniard was now asked to choose different parts of the game while building his perfect tennis player, and there was an interesting decision when it came to the serve.
The Presidents Cup, a gold shop in Chicago
The Presidents Cup arrives in Chicago. It is a global showcase for sports, business, and power. Donald Trump, the tournament's honorary chairman, has announced he will attend. International golf tourists spend, on average, eight times more than domestic visitors. With 200,000 people expected at Medinah Country Club, the event is projected to generate an economic impact of $175 million.
Leylah Fernandez admits ‘very tricky’ Maja Chwalinska ‘shocked’ her in Singapore SF
Leylah Fernandez showed major respect for Maja Chwalinska after completing a 1-6 6-4 6-2 comeback win in their Singapore semifinal, describing the Pole as "a very tricky" opponent and admitting that she felt "shocked and frustrated" early on before turning the match around.
Alex Eala responds when asked if Singapore loss was a blessing in disguise
The Filipina lost to Tatiana Prozorova in the round of 16 at the Singapore Open, 4-6, 7-5, 6-3.
Laver Cup: Carlos Alcaraz brilliantly saves two MPs to edge out Taylor Fritz
Carlos Alcaraz has just won an epic Laver Cup match after saving two match points to edge out Taylor Fritz 6-3 4-6 13-11 in just under two hours of play in London.
Alexander Zverev responds after Carlos Alcaraz calls him the best player in the world
Alexander Zverev is enjoying one of the best periods of his career, and Carlos Alcaraz believes the German deserves to be called the best player in the world right now.
Isner says whether Zverev can win a Slam when Alcaraz and Sinner are healthy
The German spent years getting close to a Grand Slam title without being able to win one.
John McEnroe compares Carlos Alcaraz with Federer and Nadal at the same age
The Spaniard has won seven Grand Slam tournaments and reached world No. 1 at a very young age.
Roger Federer’s agent explains problem stopping Laver Cup move
Chicago hosted the competition in 2018, while Boston was selected for the 2021 edition. Vancouver followed in 2023 before the tournament moved to San Francisco in 2025.
What Carlos Alcaraz told Rafael Jodar to do at the Laver Cup
Rafael Jodar could hardly ask for a better start to his first Laver Cup, and Carlos Alcaraz had some simple advice for his countryman before he stepped on the court in London.
Singapore: Leylah Fernandez mounts big SF comeback to beat Maja Chwalinska
Leylah Fernandez is into her first WTA final of the year in Singapore after pulling off an impressive 1-6 6-4 6-2 comeback over French Open runner-up Maja Chwalinska.
Roger Federer explains why Alcaraz and Sinner both got injured this year
Every time one of them is missing from a major tournament, it is a big blow not only for the tournament organizers, but also for tennis fans in general.
BJK Cup: Elina Svitolina gets sweet revenge, sends Ukraine into first final
Elina Svitolina delivered a clinical display to beat Jasmine Paolini 6-2 6-2 and blast Ukraine into its maiden Billie Jean King Cup final.
Paul McGinley questions whether Team USA prepared enough for Presidents Cup
Brandt Snedeker's team started the competition well and led 3-2 after Thursday's fourballs, but everything changed one day later.
Carlos Alcaraz admits he wants to play more doubles in the future
The Spaniard does not play doubles often during a normal ATP season, mostly because singles already takes a lot from him physically.
Wyndham Clark says Presidents Cup crowd was ‘kind of dead’
"I do want to say; and these guys are going to laugh, but it was kind of dead out there," Clark said.
Roger Federer confirmed to become Laver Cup captain in future
Federer has been closely connected with the competition since its start in 2017.
WTA issues statement after Tatiana Prozorova’s ‘forced’ Singapore withdrawal claim
The WTA has suggested that Tatiana Prozorova was diagnosed with a concussion following her Singapore doubles incident, which under the rules automatically meant that she was not allowed to compete.
Tatiana Prozorova rips WTA physio over ‘forcing’ her to withdraw from Singapore SF
Tatiana Prozorova claims she was basically forced to withdraw from her Singapore semifinal clash after the tournament physio "pressured everyone" and claimed that "I wasn't capable of taking responsibility for my own life."
Leylah Fernandez comments on ousting Mirra Andreeva in Singapore, leading their H2H
Leylah Fernandez acknowledged that she posted "a great win" over Mirra Andreeva, but also admitted that the match wasn't easy either physically or mentally.
Mischa Zverev’s blunt reaction to attempts to downplay Alexander’s 2026 Slam success
Mischa Zverev has hit back at those trying to downplay Alexander Zverev's Grand Slam success this year, suggesting that the players who missed certain Majors were absent for a reason.
Sara Sorribes Tormo fully backs women playing five-set matches in Grand Slams
Sara Sorribes Tormo says she would be "delighted" to play a five-set format in Grand Slams as she suggests that would actually favor her.
DP World Tour, there is plan B for the playoffs
The conflicts devastating the Middle East have been affecting all our lives for months. Inevitably, this impact is felt most acutely—and to an exponentially greater degree—by the nations located in the region where these conflicts are unfolding. As we know, the DP World Tour season concludes in the first two weeks of November, with a schedule featuring two historic stops: first Abu Dhabi for the Abu Dhabi Championship, followed by Dubai for the DP World Tour Championship. DP World Tour, schedule
Alexander Zverev says it’s ‘idiotic’ to think he was flirting with Ben Shelton’s GF
Alexander Zverev has strongly denied that he was flirting in any way with Trinity Rodman when he made comments about her following his US Open final win over Ben Shelton.
Laver Cup: Carlos Alcaraz and Jakub Mensik send Team Europe 3-1 up
Team Europe will enter the second day of the Laver Cup with a 3-1 advantage over Team World. In the last match of the opening day, Carlos Alcaraz and Jakub Mensik ousted Taylor Fritz and Alexander Bublik 6-4, 6-4 in an hour and 27 minutes. Non-stop magic from 🪄 #LaverCup pic.twitter.com/CgK5xDOdTC — Tennis Channel (@TennisChannel) September 25, 2026 Carlos provided his fourth doubles victory at this competition from five matches, delivering his 16th Laver Cup point and moving two behind Roger Federer.
Grigor Dimitrov shuts down retirement talk amid challenging 2026
Grigor Dimitrov is seemingly still not thinking about retirement as the three-time Grand Slam semifinalist hints he plans to compete for at least a couple more years.
Presidents Cup: twelve against the empire
The Presidents Cup is the tournament where the United States faces the rest of the world—provided "the rest of the world" doesn't include Europe
Mischa Zverev laughs off complaints about Alexander Zverev’s serve habit
Mischa Zverev has laughed off complaints about Alexander Zverev's extended ball-bouncing routine before serve by suggesting that successful players will always have something that people criticize.
Laver Cup: Rafael Jodar sprints past Alexander Bublik
Rafael Jodar wasted no time in his Laver Cup debut for Team Europe, beating Alexander Bublik 6-2, 6-3 in an hour and 24 minutes.
Maja Chwalinska admits ‘some tough weeks’ after rediscovering form in Singapore
Maja Chwalinska admitted that she had some tough weeks following the French Open and that it feels good to finally get something positive going at the Singapore Open.
Carlos Alcaraz explains why he ‘suffered but also enjoyed’ US Open QF loss
Carlos Alcaraz has admitted that he "suffered" during his US Open quarterfinal against Ben Shelton, but also says he enjoyed the occasion because he had "missed that feeling."
Greg Rusedski explains why Laver Cup has passed Davis Cup at the moment
Over the last few years, many experts and analysts have compared the Laver Cup and the Davis Cup, giving their opinions on which tournament is more important and more prestigious.
Alex Eala shares her plans after early Singapore Open exit
The Filipina has set the bar quite high this season by playing very good tennis from tournament to tournament.
Laver Cup: Casper Ruud edges Francisco Cerundolo, sends Team Europe ahead
In the first duel at this year's Laver Cup in London, Casper Ruud prevailed over Francisco Cerundolo 6-7, 6-4, 10-8 after two hours and six minutes.
Alexander Zverev explains why Novak Djokovic has to be the GOAT
Alexander Zverev has entered one of tennis' most familiar debates ahead of the Laver Cup. Asked to choose between Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, the Hamburg native had a clear answer. Zverev: “Where is the secret tree? I want to know.” Djokovic: “It’s a secret. I will reveal it when I retire.” Zverev: “The problem is I will retire before you do. 😂“ Zverev: “Novak and I have a deal that he will be my coach once he retires.”pic.twitter.com/V8aWOKi3Kg https://t.co/udVSmOhHAM
BJK Cup: Karolina Muchova, Linda Noskova get job done to send Czechs into final
Wimbledon finalists Karolina Muchova and Linda Noskova delivered for the Czech Republic on Friday and propelled their nation into the Billie Jean King Cup final.
Yannick Noah reveals why Carlos Alcaraz worried him at US Open
Carlos Alcaraz is finally back on the tennis court after spending more than four months away from competition because of a right wrist problem.
Singapore: Top seed Mirra Andreeva gets bounced in QF after error-strewn display
Mirra Andreeva is out of Singapore in the quarterfinal stage after delivering an error-strewn display and spraying 41 unforced errors during a 2-6 5-7 loss to No. 6 seed Leylah Fernandez.
Andre Agassi has an important message for Alexander Bublik at Laver Cup
The 29-year-old is making his Laver Cup debut in London after being selected by Team World captain Agassi.
Andre Agassi sends Carlos Alcaraz a warning ahead of Laver Cup
Andre Agassi is leading Team World into another Laver Cup campaign with plenty of experience and a clear understanding of what his players need.
Jannik Sinner withdraws from Beijing as knee injury delays comeback
Jannik Sinner will not return to competition at the China Open in Beijing next week. The world No. 1 tested his knee in Monte Carlo and decided that it's still not ready for competitive matches. pic.twitter.com/sXkEDMa3pH — Jannik Sinner (@janniksin) September 25, 2026 The 25-year-old conitnues his recovery from a knee inflammation that forced him to skip Cincinnati and the US Open.
Andre Agassi sees one problem for Alexander Zverev at Laver Cup
His arrival at the Laver Cup has also attracted a lot of attention, especially because he will be on the same team as Carlos Alcaraz.
Andre Agassi reveals his response when Ben Shelton called him
The public was interested in the reaction of Andre Agassi, the captain of Team World at the 2026 Laver Cup.
Eddie Pepperell says what he thinks is going on with Jon Rahm
His opening 78 was also one of his worst rounds on the DP World Tour. Rahm made only one birdie on Thursday, while five bogeys and a double bogey quickly pushed him far away from the leaders.
Roger Federer tells young tennis players what they should do every day
Looking at today's group of players, with Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev among those at the top, the fact is that Federer has been one of the idols for many of them
Singapore: Maja Chwalinska annihilates defending champion to reach first SF since RG
Maja Chwalinska delivered an outstanding display to dismantle fourth-seeded defending champion Elise Mertens 6-2 6-2 and reach the Singapore semifinal.
Carlos Alcaraz gives reason for playing Laver Cup despite busy calendar
The 23-year-old has spoken many times about the difficult tennis calendar and the need for players to protect their bodies.
Collin Morikawa explains difficult challenge players face at Presidents Cup
The 29-year-old is making his third Presidents Cup appearance after helping the United States win at Quail Hollow in 2022 and Royal Montreal two years later.
Jannik Sinner gets positive news before planned China Open return
The Italian has not played an official match since July 12, when he defeated Alexander Zverev in four sets in the Wimbledon final and took his fifth Grand Slam tournament title.
Pat Rafter admits things can get ‘explosive’ with Andre Agassi at Laver Cup
The former world No. 1 said Agassi is thinking about Team World for much longer than just the few days of competition, with their conversations sometimes becoming very intense before the event.
Sergio García will compete in Spanish Open
Sergio García will once again be a headline act at the Open de España presented by Madrid—one of the most anticipated events on the DP World Tour calendar—which will hold its latest edition at the Club de Campo Villa de Madrid from October 8 to 11.
Alex Eala names three things she wants to be remembered for when she retires
Judging by the reactions on social media, many fans have a very positive opinion about Alex Eala.
The European Tour has a battle plan for Dubai
The shadow of war looms over the European Tour finale, an event hosted annually since 2009 at the Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. This region is currently the most unstable on the planet due to ongoing conflicts involving Palestine and Israel on one side, and the United States and Iran on the other.
Alex Eala’s coach says what she is now doing better on court
The 21-year-old Filipina is currently ranked No. 18 in the world after reaching several new milestones this year.
Carlos Alcaraz headlines stacked Tokyo field as title defense begins
Carlos Alcaraz is heading to Tokyo to kick off his Asian swing. The Spaniard leads a stacked field at the ATP 500 Kinoshita Group Japan Open (September 30 – October 6), where he arrives as the defending champion following his 2023 title run.
London’s O2 Arena unveils ‘RF Room’ in dedicated tribute to Roger Federer
Four years after his emotional retirement at the Laver Cup, the Swiss legend returned to London to inaugurate a backstage sanctuary featuring 45 table tennis paddles and a custom playlist
Alex Eala faces $10k WTA fine after choosing Asian Games over Beijing
Alex Eala is staring down a potential $10,000 fine from the WTA after deciding to skip the mandatory WTA 1000 event in Beijing. Instead of heading to China, the young Filipino star has chosen to represent her country at the Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan.
Did Ferrero betray Alcaraz? Isner does not believe Sinner rumors
The Sinner rumors did not start without any reason. Ferrero was directly asked in June if he would consider coaching Alcaraz’s biggest rival at some point.
Frances Tiafoe says he still feels ‘slept on’ after reaching world No. 8
Speaking on The Big T Podcast, the 28-year-old said he still feels overlooked and stressed that being eighth in the world is not enough for him.
Former Serena Williams coach points out mistake people make with Carlos Alcaraz
Some have questioned whether the seven-time Grand Slam tournament champion needs to become more ruthless.
Rory McIlroy picks his side ahead of Presidents Cup
The 37-year-old spoke about the event before the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth, where he was also asked about the recent Solheim Cup.
Brad Gilbert says what Jannik Sinner must do to hire Juan Carlos Ferrero
The former coach of Carlos Alcaraz has also spoken openly about Sinner in recent months.
Tiger Woods had clear opinion on Medinah before Presidents Cup
Tiger Woods is one of the golfers most connected with Course No. 3. The American won the PGA Championship at Medinah in both 1999 and 2006.
Andre Agassi gives Emma Raducanu advice as her difficult 2026 continues
During her time away, Raducanu has been reading Agassi's autobiography Open.
Carlos Alcaraz opens up on missing Jannik Sinner
Carlos Alcaraz is preparing to return to competition at the Laver Cup in London following the US Open quarter-final defeat.
Andre Agassi admits problem he had with Pete Sampras on US Davis Cup team
The eight-time Grand Slam champion said that he and Sampras could not stand each other for a long period, with Agassi also claiming their rivalry sometimes created problems for the United States.
Jannik Sinner’s Davis Cup captain responds when asked about his return
The 25-year-old has not played since winning Wimbledon in July. A right knee problem later forced him to miss the North American hard-court tournaments and the US Open.
Carlos Alcaraz says US Open got one thing wrong in Ben Shelton match
The Spanish star returned to the subject before the Laver Cup in London, nearly two weeks after his title defense at Flushing Meadows ended against Shelton.
Physio reveals how Novak Djokovic ‘helped’ Felix Auger-Aliassime, Joao Fonseca
Physiotherapist Carlos Costa says Novak Djokovic is always open to giving advice to younger players and reveals he personally witnessed Felix Auger-Aliassime and Joao Fonseca reaching out to the Serb and receiving help.
Taylor Fritz explains why ATP rules basically make it impossible to shorten calendar
Taylor Fritz suggests it is basically impossible for him to shorten his calendar simply because of the mandatory tournament rules.
Niemann increases doubts about LIV’s future
Joaquín Niemann—the most successful player in LIV Golf history in terms of tournament wins (nine in total, nearly double the five won by Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau)—confirmed that he has not committed to the league for the 2027 season. This further fuels rumors regarding the circuit's future.
Grigor Dimitrov says it is ‘not easy’ to watch Novak Djokovic struggle
Grigor Dimitrov says it is "not easy" to see Novak Djokovic getting older and struggling, but also acknowledges that no one can remain young forever and that competing at the highest level for so many years takes a toll on the body.
Carlos Alcaraz reveals why he smiled after painful US Open defeat
Carlos Alcaraz arrived at the US Open with plenty of questions after spending nearly five months away from official competition.
Victoria Mboko out of Wuhan as it seems likely she’ll miss rest of 2026
Victoria Mboko won't play any more WTA 1000 tournaments for the remainder of the season after also withdrawing from Wuhan.
Novak Djokovic’s physio reveals how Serb ‘tests’ his team
Physiotherapist Carlos Costa says Novak Djokovic goes to great lengths to ensure that his team is always doing its best to come up with the best possible recovery strategies and even "tests" his staff.
Winner of the Spanish Open to the Masters
For the second consecutive year, the winner of the Open de España presented by Madrid—held at the Club de Campo Villa de Madrid from October 8 to 11—will earn an invitation to compete in the Masters Tournament and The Open Championship. This privilege stems from an agreement spearheaded by Augusta National Golf Club and the R&A.
Maja Chwalinska repeatedly corrects Singapore on-court interviewer in funny moment
Maja Chwalinska had a funny moment with an on-court interviewer following her Singapore round-of-16 win as she had to correct them multiple times before they finally realized which stage of the tournament the Pole had reached.
Amanda Anisimova has blunt message for ‘health experts’: Not on Ozempic
Amanda Anisimova is seemingly fed up with all the speculation regarding her weight loss as the world No. 11 bluntly stated that she was "not using Ozempic" and requested to be "left alone."
Feliciano Lopez dreams of a Sinner-Alcaraz showdown at Davis Cup Finals
The Davis Cup Final 8 bracket is officially set, mapping the road to the title in Bologna. Defending champions Italy—riding a massive wave of confidence in the historic team competition—landed in the top half of the draw and will open their campaign against South Korea. Should they advance, a tricky semifinal awaits against either Jakub Mensik’s Czech squad or Felix Auger-Aliassime’s Team Canada.
Alexander Zverev overtakes Sinner to become 2026’s highest earner
Alexander Zverev didn't just break his Grand Slam curse in 2026; he broke the bank. By capturing his first two major titles in Paris and New York, the German has officially dethroned Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz to become the highest-earning player on the ATP Tour this season. The world No. 2 pocketed $2.8 million for his Roland Garros triumph, added approximately $2.4 million from a run to the Wimbledon final, and cashed a massive $5.5 million check for conquering the US Open.
Rennae Stubbs backs Aryna Sabalenka to win a Grand Slam in 2027
Sabalenka had several chances during the year. She reached the Australian Open final in January and then made another final at the US Open in September.
Flavia Pennetta reveals the one active WTA star she wants to face
Flavia Pennetta hasn't played a professional match since the end of her fairytale 2015 season, but her connection to the sport remains as complicated as ever.
Alexander Bublik questions players who say they enjoy fifth sets
“I don’t think players are being completely honest when they say that they love being in the fifth set."
Carlos Alcaraz crowns Alexander Zverev the best player of 2026
Carlos Alcaraz didn't hesitate when asked to name the standout player of the 2026 ATP season. Speaking to Eurosport Spain from London's O2 Arena, the Murcian bypassed his usual rival, Jannik Sinner, to hand the crown directly to his Laver Cup teammate: Alexander Zverev.
John Isner predicts Juan Carlos Ferrero’s next player after coach confirms return
Isner discussed Ferrero’s future on the Nothing Major podcast together with Steve Johnson and Sam Querrey.
Thierry Henry on Roger Federer’s ability to learn: He records it in his computer
"This guy, you show him one thing and he records it in his computer and reproduces it," Henry said.
Singapore: Mirra Andreeva kicks off debut in style after dismantling opening rival
Mirra Andreeva launched her Singapore Open debut in style after dismantling world No. 132 Aliaksandra Sasnovich 6-2 6-2 to book a quarterfinal spot.
Novak Djokovic’s family ‘very worried’ as Steve Flink raises 2027 question
Flink, a long-time tennis journalist and historian, said Djokovic's family also looked worried while watching the Serbian veteran at Flushing Meadows.
Hangzhou: Bernard Tomic’s serve lets him down, loses in qualifying final round
Bernard Tomic failed to qualify for an ATP main draw for the second time this season after being upset 4-6 5-7 by world No. 317 Fajing Sun in the Hangzhou qualifying final round.
Respected journalist shares theory about Jannik Sinner and Roger Federer relationship
The world No. 1 will not be in London from September 25 to 27, when Team Europe faces Team World at The O2.
Steve Johnson predicts who Juan Carlos Ferrero will coach next
Since his split with Carlos Alcaraz in December 2025, several names have been connected with the Spaniard.
Carlos Alcaraz hails Alexander Zverev as the world’s best player
Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev will be two of the biggest names at the upcoming Laver Cup in London.
Scottie Scheffler makes funny group chat admission before Presidents Cup
The Americans are preparing to face the International Team at Medinah Country Club, where they will try to win the Presidents Cup for an 11th consecutive time.
Singapore: Maja Chwalinska destroys world No. 47 to set QF vs. No. 4 seed
Maja Chwalinska delivered a ruthless display to dismantle world No. 47 Oleksandra Oliynykova 6-0 6-1 and book a Singapore quarterfinal ticket.
Sam Querrey calls Davis Cup rule ‘so stupid’ after Ben Shelton loss
Shelton had a very busy two weeks in New York and reached his first Grand Slam tournament final, where Alexander Zverev beat him.
Chris Gotterup reacts to possibility of Donald Trump attending Presidents Cup
US President Donald Trump is the honorary chairman of the 2026 Presidents Cup and has said that he plans to attend the event in Illinois.
Alexander Zverev to Carlos Alcaraz: When you’re stupid, it helps
"You have to tell me what you were thinking. I was watching at home," Alcaraz said.
Tatiana Prozorova calls Alex Eala an ‘octopus’ before Singapore clash
Prozorova did not hide that she expects an uncomfortable match against the 21-year-old.
Elina Svitolina’s blunt take on ‘neutral athletes,’ Russians changing nationality
Elina Svitolina doesn't believe there is such a thing as "a neutral athlete" as the Ukrainian suggests there are only players who "compete and represent the aggressor state."
Novak Djokovic’s physio says US Open 1R exit is viewed as ‘a major defeat’
Physiotherapist Carlos Costa says Novak Djokovic still believes that he has what it takes to do well on the biggest stage and acknowledges that losing so early at the US Open was considered "a major defeat."
Asian Tour: Doors Open to LIV Golf Players
In a landscape defined by division, conflict, and uncertainty, the Asian Tour has played a different game in recent years.
Madison Keys skips Beijing, Wuhan after revealing personal struggles
Madison Keys has withdrawn from the upcoming WTA 1000 tournaments in Beijing and Wuhan after revealing her personal struggles following a stunning US Open defeat earlier this month.
Italian Golf, Andrea Reale has passed away
Andrea Reale has passed away at the age of 58. The eldest son of golf instructor Agostino and brother to Michele and Stefano, he belonged to a family of golfers who have distinguished themselves—and continue to do so—in both competitive play and coaching. Born in Biella, he enjoyed a successful amateur career, becoming the Italian Under-18 and Under-21 Champion and securing victories in events such as the Palla d’Oro INA, the Leone San Marco, and the Memorial Cerutti.
Stefanos Tsitsipas on his fatigue: I’m laughing at things that aren’t funny
The 28-year-old returned to national team duty against Slovakia only two weeks after his run to the fourth round of the US Open, with Greece eventually losing the tie 3-2.
China seeks BJK Cup revenge against Italy with Qinwen Zheng leading the charge
Italy and China are set for a high-stakes rematch in the Billie Jean King Cup quarter-finals. When the two nations clashed at this exact stage last year, the Italians swept the singles rubbers 2-0, relying on gritty comebacks from Elisabetta Cocciaretto and Jasmine Paolini.
Alexandra Eala explains why Singapore return feels different this time
Now ranked No. 18 in the world, Eala is the third seed in Singapore and received a first-round bye.
L’Équipe rips French Davis Cup team after Quebec collapse
Paul-Henri Mathieu’s squad suffered a brutal weekend at the Videotron Centre in Quebec, falling 3-1 to Canada and officially missing out on the upcoming Davis Cup Finals in Bologna.
Holger Rune on ATP leaders: I don’t see them any more or less vulnerable
Rune spent a lot of time around top players while preparing for his comeback even though he was not playing tournaments.
Rafael Jódar brings college spark and rapid rise to Laver Cup debut
Rafael Jódar's fast-track progression through the professional ranks reaches another landmark this week. Fresh off delivering a decisive Davis Cup victory against Chile to send Spain into the Bologna Finals, the world No. 11 is moving straight into the Laver Cup spotlight.
Well-known tennis analyst: Ben Shelton is a one-to-four major kind of guy
Shelton has just finished the best Grand Slam tournament of his career after reaching the US Open final.
Good Night and Good Luck? Why writing off Novak Djokovic is still a dangerous game
Steve Flink, the renowned tennis historian and author, recently voiced what many in the tennis world are quietly thinking: Novak Djokovic’s current physical state is becoming a serious cause for concern.
Mats Wilander on Roger Federer: Greatness does not necessarily mean being the best
Federer finished his career with 20 Grand Slam titles, 103 ATP titles and 310 weeks as world No. 1. He also still owns the record of 237 consecutive weeks at the top of the ATP rankings.
Alexander Zverev: I hope that the Davis Cup decision-makers will eventually wake up
The 29-year-old defeated Matej Dodig in his first match before beating Dino Prizmic 6-4, 6-2 in the tie that secured Germany's place in the last eight.
Jannik Sinner makes history even without playing
Jannik Sinner has reached ninety weeks at the top of the ATP world rankings, after the new ranking update on September 21st.
Reason why the next months could be the most important of Alexander Zverev’s career
Rick Macci, former coach of the Williams sisters has no doubts: "If Alexander Zverev really wants to get closer to Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, he has to do one specific thing".
Carlos Alcaraz receives schedule advice from former US Open finalist
The 23-year-old returned at the US Open and reached the quarterfinal before losing to Ben Shelton in five sets.
Former ATP ace discusses Jannik Sinner’s absence
At the US Open, the streak of consecutive Slams with at least one Italian in the quarterfinals stopped at eleven.
Watch: Rafael Nadal is back on practice court ahead of special return
Rafael Nadal is back on the tennis court, providing a rare sight almost two years after his retirement from professional tennis in November 2024.
Rory McIlroy says how far a good golfer should hit their driver
The Northern Irishman is one of the longest hitters in professional golf and has spent many years near the top of the PGA Tour driving statistics.
Steve Flink on Novak Djokovic: I have real doubts if the 25th can happen
Djokovic, who turned 39 in May, has been chasing the record for some time. The former world No. 1 remains on 24 Grand Slam titles and is currently ranked No. 12.
Reason why Joao Fonseca’s latest stop should be worrying
First the back discomfort and then the abdominal discomfort: Joao Fonseca's 2026 has experienced moments of great difficulty due to injuries.
New details about Novak Djokovic’s health issues
"Until this year I thought it could happen at any moment, but now I have serious doubts about the possibility of him winning a 25th Grand Slam title. Will he ever be able to win more titles?"
Jessica Pegula rejects possible tennis rule change: That’s stupid
The 32-year-old American spoke about the topic on The Player’s Box podcast, where she and Madison Keys talked about ideas that could make matches shorter.
Rafael Nadal’s former coach Toni says tennis must adapt to the new world
The longtime coach of the 22-time Grand Slam champion believes tennis has kept almost the same rules while players and equipment have changed a lot.
Bryson DeChambeau announces $100,000 golf competition with unusual prize twist
Ten golfers will compete over 10 days, with one player eventually earning the chance to face DeChambeau himself for the money.
Amanda Anisimova withdraws late from Singapore Open due to injury
Amanda Anisimova won't be making her Singapore Open debut this week after all as she was forced to pull out of the tournament due to a left wrist injury.
Camila Giorgi welcomes first child, Magnus
Former Italian tennis standout Camila Giorgi is officially a mom. Over the weekend, the 34-year-old took to Instagram to share a minimalist photo of her newborn son's hand, revealing his name to her followers: Magnus Vangelis.
Rajeev Ram, 42, calls it a career after one final deep US Open run
Rajeev Ram's career has come to an end after more than two decades on the Tour as the American posted an emotional message and admitted that he "never envisioned that tennis would make my life."
British captain acknowledges daunting Czech challenge amid Emma Raducanu absence
British Billie Jean King Cup team captain Anne Keothavong acknowledged that her side would be facing a very tough opponent when it meets the Czech Republic, which features two players who reached this year's Wimbledon final.
Rick Macci hits back at those criticizing Coco Gauff after US Open comeback
The American is also often criticized despite being considered one of the best female tennis players in the world.
Iga Swiatek’s former coach names problem she saw against Qinwen Zheng
Important figures from the tennis world have had different opinions about the match and the reasons behind Swiatek's loss.
Alexander Zverev talks Davis Cup atmosphere after two singles wins
Germany beat Croatia 3-1 in Halle over the weekend. Zverev played an important role and won both of his singles matches only a few days after taking the US Open title in New York.
Unknown Jon Rahm finishes 138th and last
American Ryan Gerard holds the sole lead at the prestigious BMW PGA Championship—a DP World Tour event held at Wentworth (UK)—following the completion of the second of four rounds. It was a disastrous day for Spain's Jon Rahm, who suffered a total collapse and failed to make the cut, finishing last in the field.
Jaume Munar sends clear Carlos Alcaraz message after Spain’s Davis Cup success
The Spanish team booked its place in the 2026 Davis Cup Final 8 after beating Chile 4-0 away from home. Alcaraz was not part of David Ferrer’s squad.
Former Serena Williams coach says Carlos Alcaraz will win at least two majors in 2027
Alcaraz had a very unusual 2026 season. The 23-year-old started the year by winning the Australian Open, beating Novak Djokovic 2-6, 6-2, 6-3, 7-5 in the final and completing the Career Grand Slam.
Manuel Elvira within striking distance of victory
Manuel Elvira has played the best tournament of his professional career, though he was unable to cap it off with a major victory at the BMW PGA Championship. The golfer from Cantabria ultimately finished second with a score of 273 (-15), two strokes behind American JJ Spaun, the 2025 US Open winner.
Grigor Dimitrov tells Holger Rune what he needs after 11 months away
“I have no doubt in my mind that he is going to be able to come back to the highest level,” Dimitrov said.
Rick Macci explains what Ben Shelton still needs to improve after US Open
Shelton had the best Grand Slam tournament run of his career in New York, beating Carlos Alcaraz in five sets and then Frances Tiafoe before facing Alexander Zverev for the title.
Rick Macci names reason young ATP players are improving so quickly
A number of young players have moved quickly up the rankings during the 2026 season.
How Alexander Zverev can dethrone Jannik Sinner
Alexander Zverev is mounting a serious threat to Jannik Sinner’s reign atop the ATP rankings. Thanks to his second Grand Slam title of the season and Sinner's prolonged injury layoff, the German now has a realistic mathematical shot at finishing 2026 as the world No. 1.
Alex Eala on what she hopes to do for tennis
While in Singapore, the Filipina was asked about her vision for the future of women's tennis and what kind of mark she would like to leave on the sport.
Jannik Sinner could skip Beijing and Shanghai, suggests former pro
Stefano Pescosolido urges Jannik Sinner to take cautious approach after knee issue
Alex Eala reveals her GOAT and two dream tennis opponents
The 21-year-old Filipina is in Singapore this week for the Singapore Open, where she is one of the top seeds.
Sinner closes in on Agassi’s 101-week milestone at World No.1
Sinner closes in on Agassi's 101-Week Milestone at World No.1 Jannik Sinner’s run at the pinnacle of men's tennis has officially hit the 90-week mark. Following the latest ATP rankings update, the 25-year-old solidified his grip on the tenth-longest tenure at world No.1 in ATP history, putting Andre Agassi’s 101-week record squarely in his crosshairs.With the Asian hard-court swing now underway, the top spot is mathematically locked up through the Shanghai Masters in mid-October. That guarantees Sinner at least 93 weeks.
Novak Djokovic admits his rivals did not like one thing he did early in his career
The Serbian veteran recently appeared with comedian Kevin Hart on Cold as Balls and was asked about his first years on the Tour.
JJ Spaun reveals why Jeremy Clarkson followed him around Wentworth
Spaun was making his first appearance at the BMW PGA Championship.
Leylah Fernandez gives honest take on Alexandra Eala away from tennis
Both players are in Singapore this week for the WTA 500 event. Eala enters as the third seed and has a bye in the first round, while Fernandez received a wildcard and is the sixth seed.
Iva Jovic answers if facing friends like Alex Eala feels strange
The American teenager spoke about something that has become quite common for her lately; playing against close friends.
Macci reveals how Zverev can close the gap with Sinner and Alcaraz
Rick Macci believes Alexander Zverev has the tools to consistently challenge Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, but the German needs to abandon a glaring tactical flaw.
Alexandra Eala has fitness update ahead of Singapore Open campaign
Before her first match, the Filipina was asked about her physical condition after many tournaments and a long summer.
Rory McIlroy shares Harry Diamond message that helped him at Wentworth
The Northern Irishman was one over par through 11 holes at Wentworth on Saturday and had not been able to make the move he wanted.
Bob Bryan reacts after Ben Shelton and US suffer another Davis Cup exit
For the US, the result was even harder because almost the same thing happened one year ago. In 2025, they also led Czechia 2-1 before losing the last two singles matches and going out 3-2.
Patrick Mouratoglou tells Aryna Sabalenka what she must fix to win more Slams
Serena Williams' former coach Patrick Mouratoglou believes Aryna Sabalenka "definitely needs to figure out how to manage her emotions better" if she wants to return to winning Grand Slams and reclaim the world No. 1 ranking.
Danielle Collins describes emergency endometriosis surgery as ‘life-changing’
Danielle Collins described her endometriosis surgery as "life-changing" and said that it allowed her to go on and achieve some great results over the next couple of years.
Spaun wins the BMW PGA in a thrilling finish
JJ Spaun claimed his first Rolex Series victory by finishing with birdies on four of the last five holes, carding a 67 to reach 17-under par. The American, who started the final round one shot off the lead, appeared to be out of contention when he reached the 14th tee. However, three consecutive birdies followed by another on the final hole allowed him to set the target at 17-under. It wasn't over yet: Manuel Elvira made an eagle on the 17th to tie Spaun for the lead.
Peyton Stearns keeps it classy after Guadalajara final loss to Iva Jovic
Peyton Stearns, 24, kept it classy after losing the Guadalajara final as she started her speech by congratulating 18-year-old Iva Jovic on her success.
Jordan Thompson reveals reasons behind extended absence
Jordan Thompson's prolonged absence from the ATP Tour finally has a clear cause, though the news offers little comfort.
La Sella, Charlotte Heath claims her first title
Charlotte Heath claimed her first Ladies European Tour title in a thrilling finish at the La Sella Open in Alicante. The 24-year-old Englishwoman, in her rookie season, finished at 10-under-par (carding a final round of 73) to win by two strokes, despite starting the day with a four-shot lead that evaporated over the course of the afternoon. After three days of bad weather, the players faced clear skies and sunshine, but also gusty winds that made the course more challenging.
ATP 250 Chengdu & Hangzhou Entry Lists
With Davis Cup group action in the books, the ATP Tour moves directly to Asia. The hard-court swing begins Wednesday, September 23, with simultaneous ATP 250 tournaments in Chengdu and Hangzhou.
Alexander Zverev praised young rival
Alexander Zverev knows Jannik Sinner remains the standard on the ATP Tour, especially given their recent head-to-head history.
Did Ben Shelton make a mistake playing in the Davis Cup?
The United States were eliminated once again by the Czech Republic in the Davis Cup. The American team will not be at the Bologna Finals in November after the 3-2 in Prague.
Reason why 2027 will be a crucial season for Joao Fonseca
Injuries are hindering Joao Fonseca's growth path. The Brazilian talent started the season with an obvious back issue and suffered a bad loss on his debut at the Australian Open against Eliot Spizzirri. He then managed to regain his form and showed off at the Masters 1000 in Indian Wells by playing an excellent match against Jannik Sinner in the round of sixteen; a match in which he surrendered in two hard-fought sets, both ended in tie-breaks.
Reason why Novak Djokovic will have to silence everyone once again
The last two tournaments have left Novak Djokovic with extremely negative feelings. The Serbian champion appeared physically drained and had to deal with a general sense of malaise both at the Masters 1000 in Cincinnati and at the US Open. In both cases he tried to fight, aware that in the past he managed on several occasions to survive and then change pace in the following rounds.
How many points will Jannik Sinner and the other top players have to defend?
We are about to enter the final phase of the 2026 season and, for many big names, the main thoughts are turned to the final tour de force on hard courts (outdoor and then indoor) with the aim of entering the top eight of the Race ranking which guarantees a pass for the Nitto ATP Finals in Turin.
Grigor Dimitrov shares Novak Djokovic’s pain over Federer and Nadal’s retirement
Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal's retirements changed tennis forever, with the two incredible rivals leaving our sport in 2022 and 2024.
Has Stefanos Tsitsipas really reversed course? All the details
The collaboration between Stefanos Tsitsipas and Patrick Mouratoglou - it is not the first time that the two have worked together - seems to have provided positive answers to the Greek at the US Open.
Jannik Sinner’s daily obsession impresses Francesa Schiavone
Jannik Sinner's rise to the top of tennis has often been explained through his extraordinary talent and skills. However, his compatriot Francesca Schiavone believes his greatest strength lies elsewhere. JANNIK SINNER. 🤯🤯🤯🤯 pic.twitter.com/i6ovcY4Lmj — The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) March 24, 2026 The former Roland Garros champion says the Italian's relentless work ethic and meticulous preparation separate him from almost everyone else on the ATP Tour.
Alexander Zverev sends Germany to Davis Cup Finals
World no. 2 Alexander Zverev did not have too much time to enjoy his US Open title. The German appeared on the court six and seven days after becoming a two-time Major champion, leading his country against Croatia in the Davis Cup in Halle. ¡Alemania a las Final 8! 🎟️@AlexZverev cierra la serie con una sólida victoria y le da el boleto a Bolonia a su país 🇩🇪#CopaDavis pic.twitter.com/6i6KXv3KXV
Guadalajara champion Iva Jovic surpasses Iga Swiatek in 2026 wins
Iva Jovic is now among the top-10 players with the most match wins in 2026 and has also surpassed Iga Swiatek on the list.
Serena Williams’ ex-coach Rick Macci makes major Iva Jovic ranking prediction
Serena Williams' childhood coach Rick Macci predicts Iva Jovic will finish the 2026 season ranked inside the top-10 and then surely make the top-5 next year.
Elena Rybakina says ‘last month has been tough for my body’ after KTF announcement
Elena Rybakina confirmed that she would miss the Billie Jean King Cup Finals and noted that the last month had been tough on her body.
Iva Jovic comments on back-to-back Guadalajara titles, issues improvement statement
Iva Jovic admitted she was thrilled to lift the Guadalajara trophy again and receive another sombrero, while also praising the crowd by saying they are her favorite thing about coming to the tournament.
Guadalajara: Iva Jovic caps off dominant week with back-to-back titles in Mexico
Iva Jovic completed back-to-back Guadalajara triumphs after beating fellow American Peyton Stearns 6-4 6-2 in the final.
Patrick Mouratoglou ‘not buying’ Carlos Alcaraz’s happy US Open exit comment
Patrick Mouratoglou directly questioned Carlos Alcaraz's honesty after the Spaniard said he was leaving the court "happy" following his US Open quarterfinal loss, admitting that he simply wasn't buying it.
Jessica Pegula says ‘no one plays better when pissed off’ than Aryna Sabalenka
Jessica Pegula doesn't agree with the notion that getting angry prevents Aryna Sabalenka from achieving success as the American says that's actually the state in which the Belarusian plays her best tennis.
The decisive match for the future of world golf
Autumn is never dull in the world of golf, even though the curtain came down on the major season for the general public—in a non-Ryder Cup year—with the final major, The Open Championship (British Open), won by Ryan Fox. There is still plenty at stake: the Spanish Open and the European Order of Merit, which Rory McIlroy could claim for the eighth time, thereby equaling Colin Montgomerie’s record. And, perhaps more importantly, the future landscape of the sport—fraught with alliances and betrayals—remains to be defined.
Rick Macci says Juan Carlos Ferrero coaching Jannik Sinner would help Carlos Alcaraz
Coach Rick Macci believes Juan Carlos Ferrero coaching Jannik Sinner would help Carlos Alcaraz rather than hurt him because the Spaniard would feel extremely motivated to beat both.
Marta Kostyuk’s wrist issue worsens, withdraws from BJK Cup Finals
Marta Kostyuk shared an unfortunate update as the world No. 10 revealed that the pain in her wrist had worsened and that she would be unable to represent Ukraine in the Billie Jean King Cup Finals.
Jon Rahm: “There is a long legal preocess”
Rahm explained that he has an active contract with LIV Golf—signed in late 2023 to join the circuit funded by Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund—and declined to provide details on what would need to happen for him to continue with the "2.0" project currently being designed, which will operate without the Arab nation's petrodollars.
Stan Wawrinka makes admission ahead of Davis Cup farewell
The 41-year-old announced last December that 2026 would be his final season on the ATP Tour.
Sao Paulo: Paula Badosa’s promising week ends with SF upset loss to world No. 317
Paula Badosa's promising week in Sao Paulo came to an end in the semifinal stage after the former world No. 2 was upset 3-6 4-6 by world No. 317 Nadia Podoroska.
Holger Rune reveals what was going through his mind before comeback match
Rune had not played an official match since October 18, 2025, when he suffered a complete Achilles rupture during his Stockholm semifinal against Ugo Humbert.
Iga Swiatek’s coach gives clear answer about WTA Finals goal
Swiatek had a difficult first part of the season by her standards.
Tallon Griekspoor makes Zverev prediction after saying he struggles to watch him
Zverev has had his best season at Grand Slam tournaments in 2026. The 29-year-old won Roland Garros in June and added the US Open title last week after beating Ben Shelton in four sets in the final.
French journalist warns Zverev and Swiatek about pushing tennis rules too far
The French journalist spoke about both Grand Slam champions after the US Open, where Zverev’s serving routine became one of the topics around the men’s event.
Rory McIlroy gives his view on Patrick Reed after BMW PGA withdrawal
The Northern Irishman produced a 5-under 67 in the second round at Wentworth and moved to 8-under for the tournament. He is four shots behind leader Ryan Gerard going into the weekend.
Serena Williams’ former coach gives advice to Zverev after his US Open success
The 29-year-old is now ranked No. 2 in the world, behind Jannik Sinner and ahead of Carlos Alcaraz.
Guangzhou: Bernard Tomic pays price for missed chances, loses tight SF
Bernard Tomic failed to reach his second Challenger final of the year after missing out on his chances and falling short in a tight two-setter 6-7 (3) 6-7 (3) to world No. 221 Pavel Kotov.
Greg Norman says LIV Golf was worth every ‘bullet in my back’
The Australian became the first CEO and commissioner of LIV when the league started in 2022.
Ben Shelton receives big serve prediction after losing US Open final
One area of his game is not creating many doubts.
“I felt like giving up” - Novak Djokovic recalls his painful 2010 struggles
Novak Djokovic's journey to the top of tennis was not always the smooth rise that his incredible career might suggest today.
David Ferrer discusses Rafael Jodar’s father as Ferrero talk continues
Ferrer, Spain's Davis Cup captain, was asked if Jodar's father could be holding his son back.
Alex Eala receives promising Singapore draw in bid for second WTA title
The Filipina has received a good draw at the WTA 500 event and will also start her tournament in the second round after receiving a first-round bye.
Paula Badosa says ‘little Paula dream came true’ after meeting Maria Sharapova
Paula Badosa said "little Paula's dream came true" after she met her idol Maria Sharapova at the Sao Paulo Open.
Madison Keys’ blunt reaction to pregnancy rumors after ‘psychotic’ end to US Open run
Madison Keys has revealed that people have been asking whether she is pregnant following her candid US Open admission, bluntly noting that even if she were, it would be "no one's business."
Grigor Dimitrov admits ‘basic mistakes’ in winning Davis Cup return after 11 years
Grigor Dimitrov admitted that he made some "basic mistakes" during his match against Denmark's Elmer Moeller, but also noted that he was "very happy" to win in his Davis Cup return.
Guadalajara: Iva Jovic reaches back-to-back finals in Mexico and makes admission
Iva Jovic has come a win away from securing back-to-back Guadalajara titles after ousting No. 6 seed Cristina Bucsa 6-4 6-1 to book a final spot.
Kim Clijsters urges Carlos Alcaraz to protect rare quality, stay tennis unicorn
Kim Clijsters liked Carlos Alcaraz's attitude after his painful US Open defeat to Ben Shelton
Elena Rybakina becomes first player to qualify for WTA Finals and keeps trend going
Elena Rybakina has become the first player to officially qualify for the WTA Finals. At this past US Open, the Kazakh tennis star lifted her third Grand Slam title by beating Aryna Sabalenka in the final. And by gaining 2,000 ranking points in the Race by triumphing at Flushing Meadows, Rybakina has now collected a total of 7,492 points in 2026 - which is 1,007 more than second-ranked Aryna Sabalenka.
Rick Macci sounds off on claims Carlos Alcaraz ‘faked happiness’ after US Open loss
Serena Williams' childhood coach Rick Macci has come to Carlos Alcaraz's defense, insisting that it is absolutely not true that the Spanish tennis star was faking being happy and gracious in a US Open defeat.
Rory McIlroy: “Personally, I see no reason”
Speaking ahead of the BMW PGA Championship about the PGA Tour’s new two-tier structure launching in 2028, Rory McIlroy believes that players coming from the DP World Tour should compete against the best in the Championship Series—but certainly not in the Challenger Series.
Alexander Zverev leaves Sinner and Djokovic in his Major-winning shadow
Alexander Zverev started the current season with a 0-3 score in the Major finals, still chasing a notable trophy.
Alexander Zverev shuts down claims of mocking Ben Shelton’s GF Trinity Rodman
Alexander Zverev says he was surprised to see Trinity Rodman in Ben Shelton's box and insists he never intended to mock or disrespect the American tennis star's girlfriend.
Emotional Holger Rune returns after 11 months and wins in Davis Cup
Exactly 11 months after experiencing a terrible ruptured left Achilles tendon, the former world No. 4 Holger Rune made a winning return!
Serena Williams’ legendary coach: Elena Rybakina’s serve is right there with Serena’s
Rick Macci heaped the ultimate praise on Elena Rybakina's serve, stating that it is "right there with Serena Williams' from head to toe."
Jon Rahm’s collapse at the Wentworth PGA
England's Aaron Rai and Sweden's Joakim Lagergren share the early lead—both carding 66 (6-under-par)—at the BMW PGA Championship, a DP World Tour Rolex Series event. Meanwhile, Spain's Jon Rahm opened with a 78 (+6), placing him among the players at the bottom of the leaderboard.
Aryna Sabalenka joins Elena Rybakina, Iga Swiatek in Seoul Christmas exhibition
Seoul is set to host a star-studded exhibition just days before the start of the 2027 season as Elena Rybakina, Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek are among the confirmed players.
Tallon Griekspoor backtracts after ‘mediocre’ US Open comments on Alexander Zverev
Tallon Griekspoor took to social media to clarify his comments made about the US Open final, insisting that he wasn't insulting Alexander Zverev.
Taylor Fritz gives his view on influencers after problems at the US Open
Many people think influencers should sometimes find a better balance between creating content and respecting the sporting event they are attending.
Jiri Lehecka beats US Open runner-up Ben Shelton in Davis Cup
The Czech Republic and the USA are battling in the Davis Cup Qualifiers round at the O2 Arena in Prague.
Rafael Jodar admits one part of life on ATP Tour he still needs to learn
He won his first ATP title in Marrakech, reached the semifinal in Barcelona and later made the quarterfinals in Madrid, Rome and at Roland Garros.
David Ferrer explains why Alexander Zverev was always destined for Major glory
Alexander Zverev claimed two Major crowns within three months
John Lloyd claims men’s tennis top 10 is the ‘weakest it’s been in years’
Lloyd also compared the ATP situation with women’s tennis and said he likes the group near the top of the WTA rankings more at this moment.
Former ATP ace considers Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz far above the others
Will the two Grand Slams won at Roland Garros and the US Open allow Alexander Zverev to change the hierarchies on the ATP tour? According to Fabio Fognini, speaking at Sky Tennis Club, the answer is negative.
Three tennis rule changes proposed after Zverev’s ‘ludicrous’ US Open serve
Zverev regularly bounced the ball many times before serving.
Top coach explains why Aryna Sabalenka’s behavior was unjustifiable
Patrick Mouratoglou did not like the behavior observed by Aryna Sabalenka after the final loss at the US Open against Elena Rybakina.
Guangzhou: Bernard Tomic’s dominant week continues, cruises into SF
Bernard Tomic continues his strong Guangzhou Challenger run by registering another straight-set win after ousting Italian qualifier Alexandr Binda 6-3 6-4.
“I have butterflies” - Holger Rune ready for emotional comeback after 335 days
Finally, there is light at the end of a 335-day tunnel for the former world No. 4 Holger Rune. His journey has been filled with pain, hard work and frustration, although he is ready to leave everything behind and finally play tennis again. Holger Rune and Denmark are off the mark ✅ The Dane beat Spaniard Pablo Carreno Busta 7-5,6-3 to give the vistors a 1-0 lead in the tie 👊 pic.twitter.com/bO4EtxllNL
Rennae Stubbs loved what Alex Eala did after losing to Iva Jovic at US Open
Eala and Jovic met in the third round at Arthur Ashe Stadium, with the American eventually winning 7-5, 3-6, 7-5 after more than three hours on court.
Paula Badosa admits world No. 160 ‘surprised’ her after surviving big Sao Paulo scare
Paula Badosa acknowledged she had "ups and downs" during her Sao Paulo round-of-16 match, but also admitted that she was "surprised" by the level displayed by world No. 160 Jazmin Ortenzi.
Reason why Taylor Fritz must cease his controversy about the balls
Taylor Fritz has returned to talk about the outburst spread on social media about the problem he encountered with the balls when he finished his adventure at the US Open and returned home to train.
Fritz praises one part of Zverev’s career after his US Open title
The German waited for years to win his first Grand Slam title. But this season has been different. Zverev first won Roland Garros and then added the US Open title three months later.
Former WTA star reflects on Jannik Sinner’s return
Jannik Sinner has returned to training on the court with his racket, specifically in Monte-Carlo, after the break period that the doctors advised him to recover 100% from the injury to his right knee.
Alexander Zverev’s routine at the US Open continues to generate debate
"She told me I had to go to the line first. I told her, 'You can start your routine whenever you want. I assure you there will never be a time when he serves and I won't be ready.' But I shouldn't be forced to stay on the line. If he bounces the ball 20 or 25 times, I shouldn't have to be there waiting. I'll always be ready when he's ready to serve. I think it's a stupid rule that you have to stand there and wait when you face a player who has a routine like that."
European president sends Elena Rybakina message after US Open win
The 27-year-old recently won the US Open after defeating Aryna Sabalenka 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 in the final.
Gren Norman says DeChambeau had an opportunity he would not get on PGA Tour
DeChambeau was already a big name before leaving the PGA Tour in 2022, but his popularity has grown further in recent years.
Nico Echavarria says Brian Rolapp may be too aggressive with PGA Tour plans
The three-time PGA Tour winner then explained that the conversation gave him information he normally does not hear as a player.
Elena Rybakina out of BJKC Finals after Achilles injury, US Open run on painkillers
Elena Rybakina won't be able to help Kazakhstan during next week's Billie Jean King Cup Finals since she is slated to undergo medical checkups for her leg injury after playing under painkillers during the US Open.
Tallon Griekspoor takes swipe at Alexander Zverev before making Grand Slam prediction
Zverev defeated Ben Shelton 6-3, 7-6(2), 5-7, 6-2 in the final in New York. It was another great moment for the 29-year-old, who had already won the French Open earlier this season.
"400 times" - Botic van de Zandschulp reveals his Alexander Zverev frustration
Alexander Zverev's unusual serve routine became one of the talking points of his victorious US Open run.
Taylor Townsend says she's gone '36 hours without food' after emergency surgery
Taylor Townsend revealed that she has now gone more than 36 hours without food, although she was finally allowed to at least drink something following her emergency surgery.
Aryna Sabalenka told she should have been ‘more gracious’ after US Open loss
The Belarusian was clearly frustrated after the match. She smashed her racket near the bench and had an angry reaction while cameras continued to follow her..
Holger Rune reveals what it was like meeting Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer
Holger Rune practiced alongside Roger Federer at the 2019 Roland Garros
Svetlana Kuznetsova calls Maria Sharapova handing Elena Rybakina trophy ‘symbolic’
Svetlana Kuznetsova said it was "really quite symbolic" that Maria Sharapova presented the US Open trophy to Elena Rybakina, while adding that she really liked the 27-year-old's reaction to the special moment.
Nick Kyrgios returns to social media after cocaine ban with cryptic post
After announcing on September 19 that he would take a break from social media, Kyrgios returns with two Instagram posts.
Tiger Woods is back after his car accident
Six months after a new traffic accident that resulted in his arrest for driving under the influence of medication, Tiger Woods was spotted hitting balls at a tournament hosted by his organization, the TGR Foundation, held at Liberty National in New Jersey (USA). A video shared on social media—including the PGA Tour’s channels—shows "Tiger" taking his first swings in quite some time, fueling speculation about an imminent return to competitive golf, potentially on the Champions Tour, the circuit for veteran players.
John Lloyd dismisses Frances Tiafoe’s Major argument: ‘He talks nonsense’
The debate over the best-of-five format at Major tournaments continues to divide opinion. Frances Tiafoe, who reached his third US Open semi-final last week, defended the traditional format, arguing that it is an essential part of tennis. FOE-NOMENAL 🇺🇸 From two sets and a break down, and then a break down in the fifth, Frances Tiafoe defeats Michelsen 5-7, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3, 7-6! pic.twitter.com/8PMMeQ0ETh
ATP No. 35 Ignacio Buse says he’d ‘beat’ Elena Rybakina without hesitation
Ignacio Buse said without hesitation that he would beat Elena Rybakina in a tennis match after the Kazakh tennis star won the US Open.
Watch: Alexander Zverev hits court four days after winning US Open
Just four days after lifting his first US Open crown over Ben Shelton, Alexander Zverev hit the indoor court at the Heristo Arena in Halle.
Rahm is uncertain about his future with LIV
Spanish golfer Jon Rahm stated on Tuesday that he would not clarify whether or not he will participate in the new "LIV 2.0" project until the end of the season, noting that a "long legal process" must be resolved "before many things can be finalized."
Benoit Maylin says Zverev did something Federer, Nadal and Djokovic never did
The German finished the US Open with his second Grand Slam tournament title and a 25-2 record at Grand Slam events in 2026.
Andy Roddick explains why Eala-Jovic US Open match was important for WTA
The former world No. 1 watched the two young players produce a three-hour battle on Arthur Ashe Stadium, with Jovic eventually winning 7-5, 3-6, 7-5.
PGA Tour boss explains Tiger Woods’ role in new competition changes
There has now been a lot of attention around Woods because the new eligibility rules could make it difficult for him to play regularly at the top level.
Emma Raducanu shares her plans after withdrawing from the China Open
The 23-year-old has not played since reaching the final at Queen’s in June. A stress fracture in her right leg then stopped her season and forced the Briton to miss Wimbledon and the US Open.
Former pro praises “real” Carlos Alcaraz after his impressive US Open return
Carlos Alcaraz reached the quarter-final in his first tournament since April
Roddick explains why he believes US Open is bigger than the Super Bowl
Speaking on his Served podcast, the 2003 US Open champion made a comparison with the Super Bowl.
Jimmy Connors has simple advice for players bothered by Alexander Zverev
Zverev received a lot of attention at the 2026 US Open, not only because he won the title, but also because of how many times he bounced the ball before serving.
Del Potro makes emotional Novak Djokovic and Leo Messi comparison
Juan Martin del Potro has shared an emotional message about his great friend Novak Djokovic as the Serbian enters the closing stages of his remarkable career.
Aryna Sabalenka has to face the most delicate moment of her career
The racket thrown to the ground after match point and then broken while Elena Rybakina raised her arms to the sky to celebrate her success at the US Open; the one smashed near the locker room of the Arthur Ashe Stadium; and the insults to the cameraman a few moments before the start of the award ceremony.
Jannik Sinner to add Juan Carlos Ferrero in 2027? Wild rumor emerges
Juan Carlos Ferrero has confirmed that he will return to coaching in 2027, but the identity of his next player remains unknown.
Alex Eala could lead Philippines at home in big 2027 tennis event
The 21-year-old has become the biggest name in Philippine tennis, and the growth around her has also helped bring more international tennis to the country.
Carlos Alcaraz’s level at the US Open didn’t surprise a former ATP star
If for Alexander Zverev the US Open 2026 was the icing on the cake of an almost perfect Slam season, from the American tournament there are two other champions who come out with a contrasting mood.
Ryan Fox explains how Rory McIlroy could help International Team against USA
The New Zealander will make his debut in the team event next week at Medinah Country Club. He arrives there after a big season, which included winning The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale in July.
Why does Alexander Zverev not get enough credit? All details inside
Alexander Zverev won two Grand Slams in 2026, Roland Garros and the US Open. Carlos Alcaraz won in Australia and Jannik Sinner at Wimbledon.
Guangzhou: Bernard Tomic registers another dominant win to safely reach QF
Bernard Tomic has safely booked a Guangzhou Challenger quarterfinal spot after routing world No. 351 Jake Delaney 6-3 6-2 in just an hour and two minutes of play.
Jack Nicklaus reacts after Shane Lowry wins Irish Open by 11 shots
The 39-year-old won his national tournament for the second time after finishing 23-under at Trump International Golf Links & Hotel, Doonbeg.
Mouratoglou says one problem hurt Ben Shelton against Alexander Zverev
Not long after his loss, there were many reactions from well-known people in tennis.
Toni Nadal reveals how Roland Garros title changed Alexander Zverev
Alexander Zverev claimed two Major titles this season
Lorenzo Musetti wants the ATP Finals: is it a realistic goal?
Among the unfortunate episodes that unfortunately affected his 2026, both physically and mentally, we must also add the one that happened at the US Open.
Taylor Townsend abruptly withdraws from Guadalajara due to ‘emergency surgery’
Taylor Townsend suffered a health setback just days after winning the US Open doubles tournament as the 30-year-old was forced to abruptly withdraw from Guadalajara due to "emergency surgery."
Reason why Ben Shelton wasn’t smart in the US Open final
Managing emotions in the first Grand Slam final of his career, especially in front of the home crowd, is not easy. A few rallies were enough to notice a clear difference between the Ben Shelton seen in the other matches of the tournament and the rather tense one who took the field against Alexander Zverev. The American's gaze communicated a certain nervousness, as did the rest of his body: he did not appear charged, even in the way he exalted the fans present in the stands, in the crucial phases of the match.
Patrick Mouratoglou sends Carlos Alcaraz clear messaage about his schedule
Carlos Alcaraz will likely reduce the number of tournaments from next season
Boris Becker slams ‘incredibly disrespectful’ criticism of Alexander Zverev Slam wins
Boris Becker finds it "incredibly disrespectful" that there are still critics trying to downplay Alexander Zverev's 2026 Grand Slam success as pure luck.
Former pro warns Jannik Sinner after Alexander Zverev builds 700-point lead
Alexander Zverev and Jannik Sinner will battle for the year-end No. 1 spot
Sao Paulo: Paula Badosa routs lucky loser and delights home crowd with outfit
Paula Badosa made a triumphant start to her Sao Paulo campaign by dismissing lucky loser Justina Mikulskyte 6-3 6-2.
Guadalajara: Iva Jovic survives first-set scare to kick off title defense with win
Iva Jovic survived a tricky Guadalajara opener after overcoming 58th-ranked Zeynep Sonmez 7-6 (5) 6-4 in just over two hours of play.
Elena Rybakina tops 2026 Grand Slam ace list after sealing US Open title with ace
Elena Rybakina led the WTA Tour in aces hit at Grand Slams this year after firing 116 across the four Majors.
Vera Zvonareva shares story of how ‘little’ Alexander Zverev served as her ball boy
Vera Zvonareva shared an interesting anecdote during an appearance on a Russian tennis podcast as the former world No. 2 recalled how a little Alexander Zverev served as her practice ball boy.
Venus Williams says doubles reunion with Serena has been ‘so cool and so amazing’
Venus Williams described playing doubles with Serena Williams again as "so cool and so amazing," while also admitting that the reaction from fans to their reunion has made both sisters very happy.
PGA Tour denies it is working on LIV players
The PGA Tour is not considering a membership reinstatement program that would allow LIV Golf players to return to the U.S.-based circuit—as Brooks Koepka did earlier this year—Commissioner Brian Rolapp stated on Tuesday.
John McEnroe blasts Iga Swiatek over ‘inexplicable’ US Open collapse
John McEnroe says it was "inexplicable" for Iga Swiatek to blow a 5-0 lead against Zheng Qinwen at the US Open and insists there was "no way" the Pole should have lost that first set.
Ben Shelton shares message to fans and Alexander Zverev after US Open final loss
Ben Shelton said he feels "more motivated than I've ever been" following his US Open final defeat and also took a moment to congratulate Alexander Zverev once again on securing the title in New York.
Pau Gasol hosted the charity golf tournament
Pau Gasol hosted the charity golf tournament benefiting the Gasol Foundation today; the event was organized by Santander Private Banking to promote children's health and help reduce inequalities. The Santander Golf Club in Boadilla del Monte once again hosted this charity event, which—for another year—raised funds to encourage healthy habits among children.
Venus Williams, 46, answers what excites her to compete amid 15-match losing streak
Venus Williams says she finds great satisfaction in doing everything required to be able to go out and compete, and that's the thing that makes playing professional tennis still exciting even after she has won everything.
Emma Raducanu quietly removes her name from Beijing entry list
Emma Raducanu won't be returning to action later this month after silently removing herself from the Beijing entry list.
Jessica Pegula explains what Aryna Sabalenka can do that she cannot
Jessica Pegula believes Aryna Sabalenka has one ability that is quite difficult to find on the WTA Tour.
Former world No. 6 calls Aryna Sabalenka’s behavior after US Open final immature
Former world No. 6 Chanda Rubin is one of those who does not support this kind of behavior.
Elena Rybakina reveals what happened when she finally spoke to Maria Sharapova
The meeting also brought back an interesting comment Rybakina made about Sharapova several years ago.
Brad Gilbert says one Shelton weapon was not enough against Zverev
There were many discussions after the final about what Shelton could have done differently.
Alex Eala receives official backing in ongoing battle with WTA
The world No. 18 plans to represent the Philippines at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, instead of playing the China Open in Beijing.
Roberto Bautista Agut sends Novak Djokovic warning after US Open exit
Recently retired Roberto Bautista Agut spoke about dealing with difficulties when your body struggles
Carlos Alcaraz joins Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev at ATP Finals
World No. 3 Caros Alcaraz has officially qualified for the ATP Finals in Turin, joining Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev at the premium ATP event.
Serena Williams’ former coach explains why Coco Gauff can reach No. 1 in 2027
"I have no doubt Coco will be number one next year, because on court, I see more confidence, versatility and less fear.”
Mats Wilander tells Alexander Zverev what he must do to become No. 1
Alexander Zverev has added a second Major title to his collection, having conquered his first US Open crown over Ben Shelton.
Andy Roddick sends message to those unhappy with Aryna Sabalenka’s behavior
Sabalenka was trying to win the tournament for a third consecutive year. Instead, she finished the Grand Slam season without a title for the first time since 2022.
JUST IN: Novak Djokovic officially confirms Beijing return after 11-year absence
Novak Djokovic has just confirmed through his Instagram that he plans to return to action at the China Open, which takes place in Beijing between September 30 and October 6.
Serena Williams’ coach did not like one thing Aryna Sabalenka did after US Open final
The 28-year-old lost to Elena Rybakina 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Juan Carlos Ferrero confirms coaching return after Carlos Alcaraz split
Juan Carlos Ferrero is ready to return to the tennis tour in 2027, but the former coach of Carlos Alcaraz is keeping his next move a secret for now.
Andrea Petkovic confused by Ben Shelton decision in Alexander Zverev loss
Ben Shelton had a chance to set a new mark in American tennis and become an example for the next generations.
Rory McIlroy questions one part of PGA Tour’s new 2028 structure
One question is still open. It has not yet been confirmed how many DP World Tour players will get direct access to the Championship Series.
Jessica Pegula pulls out from Singapore Open due to fatigue
Jessica Pegula has changed her post-US Open schedule plans after withdrawing from next week's WTA 500 tournament in Singapore because she needs some rest at this time.
Rory McIlroy shares his message to Shane Lowry after 11-shot Irish Open win
Lowry produced one of the best weeks of his career at Doonbeg, finishing at 23-under and winning by 11 shots.
Alexander Zverev tells Bryan Shelton what he expects Ben to do very soon
The German defeated Shelton 6-3, 7-6(2), 5-7, 6-2 in the final at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Aryna Sabalenka shares message on social media after US Open final defeat
Aryna Sabalenka admitted that the US Open didn't end the way she wanted and that the loss hurt, but she also congratulated Elena Rybakina and made it clear that she would return to New York hungry for more.
Elena Rybakina highlights pulling off Career Grand Slam as ‘my next goal’
Elena Rybakina admits completing a Career Grand Slam would "mean everything to me" as the Kazakh highlights that pulling off that accomplishment is her next goal.
Serena Williams’ childhood coach defends Aryna Sabalenka’s racket smash
Rick Macci defended Aryna Sabalenka's racket smash following the US Open final, saying there was nothing wrong with the Belarusian letting her emotions out after the match.
Elena Rybakina admits she sometimes ‘zones out’ on court to stop racing thoughts
Elena Rybakina reveals she sometimes simply "zones out" to block out racing thoughts on the court and just focuses on the next point in those moments.
Lowry dominates, a record-breaking triumph
The DP World Tour’s "Back 9" stretch continues this week with a historic event: for the first time, Trump International Golf Links & Hotel in Doonbeg, County Clare, is hosting the Amgen Irish Open. This prestigious links course becomes the 19th different venue to host the event across its 52 editions on the European circuit.
Laura Robson highlights Carlos Alcaraz’s biggest positive after US Open exit
Carlos Alcaraz may have lost the US Open quarter-final thriller against Ben Shelton at 3:33 a.m. However, the Spaniard's attitude after the duel impressed the former pro Laura Robson, who observed his reactions and words closely. What a way for Carlos to win the first set. This match is 🔥 pic.twitter.com/rm7B7WFlqt — US Open Tennis (@usopen) September 9, 2026 Carlos missed more than four months due to a right wrist injury, missing two Majors and four Masters 1000 events.
Ben Shelton’s dad says Alexander Zverev’s serve routine ‘kind of puts you off’
Ben Shelton's father Bryan admitted that Alexander Zverev's extended ball bouncing before serving "kind of puts you off," while explaining what his son needed to adjust during the US Open final.
Aryna Sabalenka slapped with $7,500 fine for US Open final outburst
Aryna Sabalenka was slapped with a $7,500 fine for her US Open outburst and racket smash. On Saturday, the 28-year-old Belarusian fell just short of completing a US Open three-peat after Elena Rybakina beat her 6-4 5-7 6-2 in the final. And by losing, Sabalenka failed to win a Grand Slam title this year and also missed out on joining Serena Williams and Chris Evert as the third woman in the Open Era to complete an elusive US Open three-peat. Sabalenka took out her frustration on her racket after losing to Rybakina
Elena Rybakina admits Aryna Sabalenka can be ‘quite intimidating at times’
Elena Rybakina heaped some major praise on Aryna Sabalenka when discussing their rivalry, admitting that it can be "quite intimidating at times" to play against the Belarusian.
Jon Rahm runs out of options in the Irish Open
Ireland's Shane Lowry moved a step closer to winning his second Irish Open (part of the DP World Tour) this Saturday by retaining the lead at the end of the third round, holding a four-stroke advantage over Denmark's Jacob Skov Olesen, who had managed to tie for the lead midway through the round.
Andrea Petkovic says whether Alex Eala or Iva Jovic will win a Grand Slam first
The former world No. 9 was recently asked which player she believes will do it first.
Alex Eala and Manny Pacquiao will come together for Philippines sporting event
Manny Pacquiao has been confirmed for “Alex Eala Live: Game. Set. Celebrate,” which will take place on December 8 at the Philippine Arena in Bocaue, Bulacan.
John McEnroe called ‘pathetic’ after Alexander Zverev wins US Open
The German made a big step this season by winning Roland Garros, his first Grand Slam title. Only a few months later, Zverev went even further and added another Grand Slam trophy, this time at the US Open.
Elena Rybakina names her next goal after taking third Grand Slam title
Rybakina defeated Aryna Sabalenka 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 in the US Open final.
Jack Draper to miss rest of 2026 after ongoing left arm issues
Jack Draper has decided to end his 2026 season as he continues to deal with persistent problems in his left arm.
John Isner and Steve Johnson disagree over Alexander Zverev’s level in US Open final
Alexander Zverev finished the US Open with another Grand Slam tournament trophy.
Justin Rose names number of new faces Europe may have at Adare Manor
Rose has played in seven Ryder Cups since making his debut in 2008.
Greg Rusedski gives his answer on Alexander Zverev being the best player in tennis
The German defeated Ben Shelton 6-3, 7-6(2), 5-7, 6-2 in the US Open final on Sunday, taking his first title in New York and his second Grand Slam trophy after winning Roland Garros in June.
Jon Rahm says when he can finally answer questions about his LIV Golf future
Rahm was also asked if the uncertainty around LIV could help the DP World Tour.
Brad Gilbert makes Hall of Fame claim about Alexander Zverev and Elena Rybakina
Many people are now asking questions about their future, with a lot of focus on whether they will one day enter the Hall of Fame.
Alexander Zverev responds to Ben Shelton after US Open serving complaint
The 29-year-old German defeated Ben Shelton 6-3, 7-6(2), 5-7, 6-2 in Sunday's final in New York.
Alexander Zverev achieves Roland Garros-US Open feat, but Rafael Nadal still reigns
Alexander Zverev has completed one of the most difficult achievements in men's tennis following an incredible run between June and September.
Guangzhou: Bernard Tomic delivers clinical display to destroy qualifier in 56 minutes
Bernard Tomic has made an outstanding start to his Guangzhou Challenger campaign after destroying world No. 1024 Yuta Kikuchi 6-0 6-2 in just 56 minutes of play.
Watch: Jannik Sinner returns to court following right knee issues
Jannik Sinner is back on the tennis court after missing the Cincinnati Open and US Open. The world No. 1 was sidelined with a right knee issue that preventedf him from competing at the final Major event of the season in New York. Jannik Sinner training today ❤️❤️ 🎥 piattitenniscenter pic.twitter.com/btMmbhFpVi — jannik sinner files (@jannik_files) September 14, 2026 However, after medical checks in Turin, the San Candido native is back on court in Monte Carlo, working hard and preparing for his return to competition.
Carlos Alcaraz returns to training, reveals his next tournaments
Carlos Alcaraz has already returned to work five days after his US Open quarter-final defeat to Ben Shelton following an incredible battle.
Elena Rybakina is second-oldest first-time world No. 1
Elena Rybakina officially debuted as the world No. 1 on this week's WTA rankings list and became the second-oldest first-time world No. 1 after Angelique Kerber.
Mark Petchey backs Alexander Zverev after complaints about his serve
Mark Petchey has now defended the German and stressed that he does not see a problem while the rules are respected.
Europe, Lottie Woad clinches the winning point
It was a nail-biting Sunday at the Solheim Cup. Europe reclaimed the trophy following a fiercely contested day of singles matches, sealed by the decisive point from Lottie Woad. For Anna Nordqvist—captaining the team for the first time and just weeks away from retiring from competitive golf—it was the perfect conclusion to an extraordinary career.
Novak Djokovic falls out of top-10 as Big 3 era finally ends
Novak Djokovic's early US Open exit has produced a remarkable change in the ATP rankings. The Serbian failed to defend last year's semi-final in New York following his first-round defeat to Mariano Navone in five sets after more than four and a half hours. Mariano Navone defeats 24-time Grand Slam Champion Novak Djokovic in five sets. pic.twitter.com/BE8Dn3qC8j — US Open Tennis (@usopen) August 31, 2026 Thus, the legendary veteran has dropped out of the top-10 for the first time since 2018 on the latest rankings list.
Coco Gauff’s former coach notices Aryna Sabalenka mistake in US Open final
Sabalenka had been trying to win in New York for a third straight year
Tim Henman suggests change Ben Shelton needs after losing US Open final
Tim Henman has suggested what Ben Shelton needs to change after the American lost to Alexander Zverev in the US Open final.
Kjettrup wins the English Trophy, Zemmer seventh
Denmark’s Frederik Kjettrup won the English Trophy, a stop on the HotelPlanner Tour held from September 10 to 13, 2026, at The Caversham in Reading, England. With a total score of 267 (-21)—achieved through rounds of 68, 65, 67, and 67—the former LIV Golf player finished one stroke ahead of Switzerland’s Ronan Kleu (-20) and two ahead of his compatriot Kristian Hjort Bressum (-19).
John McEnroe says Novak Djokovic retirement may now be close
Many believe that the Serbian tennis player could soon end his career and, at the same time, bring an end to one era of tennis.
Gill Gross notices big Alexander Zverev change after US Open final win
After the German won Roland Garros earlier this season, the analyst said Zverev had improved several parts of his tennis.
Alexander Zverev gives verdict on US Open crowd after beating Ben Shelton in final
The 29-year-old defeated Shelton 6-3, 7-6(2), 5-7, 6-2 to take his first US Open title and second Grand Slam tournament trophy of the season.
Rod Laver has message for Alexander Zverev after New York victory
Zverev had to play against an American player and almost the whole stadium wanted Shelton to win. Still, the world No. 2 handled that situation and won after three hours and 37 minutes.
Donald Trump makes unexpected announcement after Shane Lowry wins Irish Open
Lowry dominated the tournament and finished 23-under, 11 shots ahead of Joaquin Niemann and Patrick Reed.
John McEnroe predicts what will happen to Alexander Zverev after US Open title
The German won 6-3, 7-6(2), 5-7, 6-2 in Arthur Ashe Stadium. It was his first US Open title, six years after he lost the 2020 final to Dominic Thiem after leading by two sets.
Shane Lowry reveals emotional message to caddie before winning Irish Open
The Irishman won the Irish Open at Doonbeg by 11 shots, finishing at 23-under after a final-round 63.
Ben Shelton labels rule ‘stupid’ after umpire exchange during Alexander Zverev final
The defeat also continued the long wait for an American men’s Grand Slam tournament champion.
Watch: Alexander Zverev wins US Open but doesn’t realize that
Six years after losing a heartbreaking US Open final to Dominic Thiem, Alexander Zverev is finally the champion in New York.
Elena Rybakina raves about pulling off ‘crazy achievement’ after US Open triumph
Elena Rybakina admitted that before the US Open final she was thinking how crazy it would be if she won the title and had three Grand Slams in three different places.
Elena Rybakina becomes just second player in Grand Slam history to achieve this feat
Elena Rybakina made tennis history by twice beating Aryna Sabalenka on the biggest stage this year as the Kazakh became the first player since Steffi Graf in 1995 to beat the world No. 1 in multiple Grand Slam finals during the same season.
Watch: Elena Rybakina hilariously corrects reporter: I didn’t say anything, I was OK
Elena Rybakina had a hilarious response when asked about having her 2022 US Open first-round match scheduled on Court 12, saying that she actually didn't say anything negative about it.
Pavon and Saddier are in different directions
Matthieu Pavon and Adrien Saddier both need points to retain their PGA Tour playing privileges for 2027. However, only one of the two French PGA Tour players will tee it up at the first FedExCup Fall tournament next week. The other is continuing his run of events on the DP World Tour by competing in the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth.
Alexander Zverev says ‘God has seen how hard we worked, suffered’ after US Open win
Alexander Zverev says "God has seen how hard he has worked and suffered" over the years after reaching three consecutive Grand Slam finals and winning two of them.
US Open: Alexander Zverev uses his experience to beat Ben Shelton for title
Alexander Zverev became a US Open champion after overcoming home star Ben Shelton 6-3 7-6 (2) 5-7 6-2 in just over three and a half hours of play in the final.
Alps, Alexandre Vandermoten is unbeatable
Alexandre Vandermoten has won once again. Fresh from his victory last week at the Longwy Alps Open, the 26-year-old Frenchman secured his fourth win of the season at the 2026 Hauts de France-Pas de Calais Open, held at the AA Golf de Saint-Omer Club.
Watch: Aryna Sabalenka’s cheeky response on Elena Rybakina replacing her as No. 1
Aryna Sabalenka offered a bit of a cheeky response when asked about losing the world No. 1 ranking to Elena Rybakina, saying it will be interesting to see whether the Kazakh can surpass her streak of 99 consecutive weeks at the top.
Watch: Elena Rybakina returns to press chair to answer one last ‘special’ question
Elena Rybakina made sure a Kazakh reporter would get his chance to ask her a question as the 27-year-old returned to her press chair just to answer one more question.
Sam Querrey says Alexander Zverev habit can ‘suck the energy’ out of stadium
The 29-year-old is preparing to face Ben Shelton in Sunday’s final after beating Karen Khachanov 6-3, 7-6(7), 7-6(6) in the semifinal.
John McEnroe believes Novak Djokovic faces a difficult decision at 39
Novak Djokovic's ongoing physical problems have once again raised questions about his future. The 39-year-old suffered an early US Open defeat after struggling physically against Mariano Navone on Arthur Ashe Stadium. CES IMAGES… 🥺 Blessé et submergé par l’émotion au cours du cinquième set face à Mariano Navone, Novak Djokovic 🇷🇸 n’a pas pu retenir ses larmes avant de s’incliner pour la première fois au premier tour de l’US Open. 💔 pic.twitter.com/FW4h6o9GKT
Martina Navratilova says what surprised her about Rybakina against Sabalenka
Rybakina's 2026 Grand Slam season has now brought her two trophies.
Elena Rybakina says morning after US Open win and No. 1 rise will be ‘very different’
Elena Rybakina admitted that the morning after her US Open triumph would feel "very different" knowing that she was both a champion in New York and the new world No. 1.
Evert says what was different about Elena Rybakina after beating Aryna Sabalenka
Fans were waiting with a lot of interest for the clash between two top players, who have been among the leading names on the WTA Tour for quite some time.
Elena Rybakina has message for Aryna Sabalenka after beating her in US Open final
During the trophy ceremony, Sabalenka struggled with her emotions and admitted that speaking was the last thing she wanted to do at that moment.
Elena Rybakina asked how she’s going to celebrate US Open triumph: A lot of fun
Elena Rybakina wasn't quite sure how exactly she would celebrate her US Open triumph, but highlighted that it would certainly be "a lot of fun."
John Isner and Sam Querrey disagree on what changed for Alexander Zverev
The two former American players were talking about whether winning Roland Garros earlier this season changed the German mentally.
Nelly Korda reacts after losing with Allisen Corpuz at Solheim Cup
It was also their first defeat as a Solheim Cup partnership after previously winning five consecutive matches together, a record in the competition.
Juan Martin del Potro has one request for Carlos Alcaraz in a potential duel
Juan Martin del Potro has praised Carlos Alcaraz for much more than tennis. The former star believes the Spaniard has a special connection with fans and people around him, something he respects a lot. El abrazo entre Del Potro y Alcaraz ❤️ pic.twitter.com/2ztOEiyG0J — Tiempo De Tenis (@Tiempodetenis1) March 25, 2024 Alcaraz's personality, energy and smile have become a big part of his popularity, alongside his incredible results and many age records.
Elena Rybakina on what she told herself after Aryna Sabalenka forced third set
The Kazakh defeated the two-time defending champion 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 to win her first title in New York and third Grand Slam tournament of her career.
Aryna Sabalenka called out after what she did following Elena Rybakina loss
Sabalenka had a lot to play for. She was trying to win the US Open for a third consecutive year, while Rybakina had already taken the world No. 1 ranking from her during the tournament.
Coco Gauff’s ex-coach surprised by US Open crowd after Rybakina defeat
Gauff had almost the entire crowd behind her during the semifinal, but many spectators quickly started leaving after Rybakina completed a 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 comeback win.
Golf fans call for Shane Lowry apology after Irish Open incident
The Irishman was playing the 18th hole at Trump International Golf Links in Doonbeg when his tee shot went left toward a group of volunteers and spectators.
Andy Roddick warns Coco Gauff it will be ‘a struggle’ unless forehand improves
Andy Roddick says Coco Gauff's forehand "deserted her" in the US Open semifinal and also warned the 22-year-old that it is "going to be a struggle" unless she fixes that particular shot.
John McEnroe sends a sobering message after Novak Djokovic’s US Open exit
Novak Djokovic ended his 20th US Open campaign with a heartbreaking loss to Mariano Navone in the first round.
Victoria Mboko shares Serena Williams’ very encouraging advice after knee injury
Victoria Mboko reveals Serena Williams offered her some strong words of encouragement following her injury as the American tennis icon explained that injuries actually helped her figure out certain things and ultimately benefited her career.
Jessica Pegula jokes she wishes tequila was in her cup after US Open loss
Jessica Pegula had another hilarious beverage exchange at the US Open after joking that she wished tequila was in her cup instead of espresso.
Serena Williams says speaking up during childbirth ‘literally saved my life’
Serena Williams says she didn't initially realize how many women could relate to her traumatic childbirth experience, admitting that she first thought it was mainly a minority issue before understanding that it was much broader.
Watch: Aryna Sabalenka destroys racket after painful US Open final loss
Aryna Sabalenka says she needed to release "that aggression and disappointment" she was feeling and that's why she smashed the ball into the crowd and her racket moments after losing the US Open final.
Jon Rahm tops the list of LIV Golf creditors
Jon Rahm is LIV Golf's largest creditor according to documents filed by the tour to seek Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States. The Spaniard is listed with an unsecured claim of $7,472,527—the highest amount on a list that includes 14 golfers among the top 30 creditors.
Elena Rybakina says ‘everything aligned together’ after pre-US Open foot injury
Elena Rybakina admitted it was tough to find words after winning the US Open as the Kazakh stated that "somehow everything aligned together" for her in New York after entering the tournament with a foot injury.
US Open: Elena Rybakina wins title and halts Aryna Sabalenka’s three-peat hopes
Elena Rybakina landed her maiden US Open title after coming up clutch in the third set of the final to beat top seed Aryna Sabalenka 6-4 5-7 6-2.
Alexander Zverev answers if he thought he could outperform Sinner and Alcaraz
Many have described him as the best player behind the leading duo of Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz.
Solheim, Europe challenges the United States
The Solheim Cup takes center stage in the sports world starting early this Friday. Europe and the United States face off in Cromvoirt (North Brabant, Netherlands) in the premier showdown of women's global golf. The U.S. team is defending its title against a European squad playing on home soil—aiming to reclaim the crown—with two Spaniards, Carlota Ciganda and Julia López, in their ranks.
Two of Alexandra Eala’s biggest Asian Games rivals will not compete
The 21-year-old Filipina has made it clear for months that representing her country at the Asian Games is important to her.
Coco Gauff receives message from Michelle Obama after US Open semifinal loss
The 22-year-old started well against Elena Rybakina and took the opening set 6-3. However, the new world No. 1 recovered and won the next two sets 6-4, 6-4 to book her place in the final against Aryna Sabalenka.
Ben Shelton makes request to American fans before Alexander Zverev final
Tennis fans are aware that the young player will have huge support from the American crowd.
Jim Courier picks his winner for Sabalenka vs Rybakina US Open final
Sabalenka reached the final after beating Jessica Pegula 7-5, 6-2 in the semifinal. Rybakina had a much harder job against Coco Gauff, coming back from one set down to win 3-6, 6-4, 6-4.
Andy Roddick says if US Open crowd will bother Alexander Zverev against Shelton
The German will face the 23-year-old American in Sunday's US Open final, with Shelton playing his first final at a Grand Slam tournament.
John McEnroe asked if Frances Tiafoe will ever become a Grand Slam champion
Frances Tiafoe once again got very close to a US Open final, but his run in New York ended against fellow American Ben Shelton.
Ben Shelton downs Frances Tiafoe for first Major final at 23
Ben Shelton will play for the US Open title against Alexander Zverev following a 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, 7-5 victory over his great friend Frances Tiafoe.
Rory McIlroy says what gives Shane Lowry an advantage at the Irish Open
The 39-year-old Irishman carded a course-record 62 on Friday at Trump International Golf Links in Doonbeg.