Following a statement by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on Thursday, non-contact sports, including tennis, golf, fishing and bowls, will resume...
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Mental health support for ATP Tour
The ATP has announced new partnerships with Sporting Chance and Headspace to support the mental health and wellbeing of its player members and...
Research shows tennis has a positive impact on mental health
In support of Mental Health Awareness Week, the LTA has released its latest research, showing a link between playing tennis and recreational players’ mental wellbeing....
ITF plans on new relief fund to support lower-level players
The ITF is in the process of finalising a range of additional measures to support stakeholders impacted by COVID-19, including a relief fund to help tour players ranked...
Roger Federer Foundation donates $1 million to Africa
The Roger Federer Foundation has donated $1 million (£826,000/€924,000) to provide meals for families in Africa affected by school closures because of the worldwide...
Millman defends Thiem
Australia’s John Millman has defended Dominic Thiem after the World No 3 refused to help fund lower-ranked players struggling during the coronavirus shutdown, while American...
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Wimbledon | Sakkari and Ostapenko move into round two
Maria Sakkari and Jelena Ostapenko, seeded 5 and 12 respectively, were early winners on Day 2 of The Championships at Wimbledon, both in straight-sets.
Wimbledon | Murray expected to go a long way
Greg Rusedski reckons Andy Murray can get to the second week of Wimbledon.
Wimbledon | Kontaveit, Kerber and Kalinina advance as Collins falls
Anett Kontaveit, the 2nd seed from Estonia, won her first match since April on Monday at Wimbledon, defeating American Bernarda Pera, 7-5 6-1, in the opening round of The Championships.
Wimbledon | Raducanu passes first stern test with flying colours
The nation breathed a sigh of relief as 19-year old British No 1 Emma Raducanu celebrated her debut on Centre Court in front of a capacity crowd with a straight-sets win over Belgian Alison Van Uytvanck after coming into Wimbledon with concerns over her fitness.
Wimbledon | Bolton expects record crowds
Wimbledon is “expecting a record crowd” over the next fortnight with the help of to the introduction of play on the middle Sunday.