Two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova said she is “fortunate to be alive” after being injured in a potentially...
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Duchess of Cambridge to take over as patron of the AELTC and LTA
The Queen has decided to step down as patron of the All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, the home of the Wimbledon Championships, as well as the Lawn Tennis...
Andy Murray, first three-time winner
After winning the ATP World Tour Finals to end the year as the World No1 having collected nine titles during 2016, including Wimbledon for a second time and then retaining...
Moya gets the call up
There have been occasions during the past years where Rafa NadalÈs coaching team has been questioned. His uncle Toni has supervised that area ever since he was a child and...
Konta adds famed coach WIn Fissette to Team
In one of the most significant coaching hires of the off-season, World No.10 Johanna Konta has brought on Wim Fissette as her coach to begin the 2017 season. Fissette was...
Djokovic and Becker part company
The news that Novak Djokovic and Boris Becker were parting company came as a complete surprise when it was revealed some weeks ago. Their partnership had seen the Serb...
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Antwerp | Thiem keeps improving
For the second time in a week, Dominic Thiem defeated Francisco Cerundolo, this time to reach the quarter finals of the European Open in Antwerp.
Stockholm | Tiafoe shows his fighting qualities
Frances Tiafoe continues to be the player on the move and the one to watch as rallied from 4-0 down at the Stockholm Open in Sweden, to win his 100th hardcourt match of his career
Guadalajara | Gauff and Garcia qualify for WTA finals as Badosa and Sabalenka tumble
The field is narrowing at the Guadalajara Open Akron in Mexico, as players fall out of the running for the WTA Finals and others confirm their places at Forth Worth, Texas, in 10 days time.
Antwerp | Evans eases into QF and complains about Davis Cup selection
In vastly contrasting matches, Dan Evans eased comfortably into the last eight of the European Open in Antwerp but Jack Draper fell at the hands of the top seed following a three set battle.
Stockholm | Norrie made to work for QF place
Cameron Norrie, Britain’s No.1 ranked 14 and seeded second at the Stockholm Open in Sweden, had to pick himself up to defeat the Muscovite Aslan Karatsev to advance into the last eight.