The shock news yesterday that Petra Kvitova has suffered a knife attack in her own apartment in Prostejov, some 160 miles southeast of Prague,...
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Petra Kvitova ‘fortunate to be alive’ after knife attack
Two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova said she is “fortunate to be alive” after being injured in a potentially career-threatening knife attack at her home on...
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...
World Champions Named
Briton’s Andy Murray and Germany’s Angelique Kerber have been named ITF World Champions for this year, capping excellent years for both the men’s and...
Six Britons in Australian Open Line Up
Andy Murray and Johanna Konta will lead a contingent of six British players with direct entry into the singles main draw at the Australian Open next month. Kyle Edmund, Dan...
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Bastad | Cerundolo faces Baez in All-Argentine final
Two Argentinians will face each other for the Nordea Open title (Swedish Open) being played in Bastad in what must be a first, outside of their country, on the professional tour.
London | Sharapova and Gilkes have a baby son
Maria Sharapova and her fiancée, Alexander Gilkes, have announced the birth of their first child, a son named Theodore, on Friday, sharing a picture of the newborn.
London | WTA Roundup: Bondar upsets Trevisan in Budapest while Martic takes out Bencic in Lausanne
Budapest, Hungary - WTA 250 Hungarian Grand Prix Local favourite, 9th-seeded Anna Bondar, upset the Martina Trevisan, the No 2 seed from Italy, in the Hungarian Grand Prix quarter-finals on Friday, while Yulia Putintseva, the 3rd seed from Kazakstan, benefitted from...
London | The Aftermath of Wimbledon…
As the dust settles after Wimbledon, not only are the players suffering from the lack of ranking points, but the AELTC and the LTA must contend with being fined by the WTA and, possibly, the ATP, for taking making a stand against Russia’s on-going illegal and immoral...
Newport | Bublik ousts Murray from Rhode Island
Britain’s three-time grand slam champion Andy Murray’s run at the Hall of Fame Open in Rhode Island, Newport, was brought to an end at the quarterfinal stage by the third seeded Alexander Bublik from Kazakhstan 7-5 6-4.