Dan Evans and Jack Draper’s trip to the French capital was cut short in the second round of the Rolex Paris Masters being played in Bercy, as...
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Paris | Draper and Evans secure opening round wins
On the second day of the Rolex Paris Masters being played in the French capital, Jack Draper and Dan Evans produced some excellent tennis to progress into the second round...
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...
Antwerp | Evans and Draper advance comfortably
There are three ATP Tour events on this week with four Britons competing at two of them, namely Cameron Norrie, Dan Evans, Andy Murray and Jack Draper but so far only two...
Seoul | Evans and Penniston crash out
It wasn’t a good day for the Brits at the Korea Open in Seoul, wit both Dan Evans and Ryan Penniston suffering first round defeats.
San Diego | Evans cruises into semis
Britain’s Dan Evans is living up to his top seeding by cruising into the last four at the San Diego Open 250 ATP Tour event for his third appearance in a semi-final this...
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London | Halep calls for hearing to lift suspension
Simona Halep has been busy behind the scenes trying to clear her name after having been provisionally suspended by the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) following a positive doping test on 29 August taken after her US Open first-round match.
Obituary | Bollettieri dies aged 91
The rumours which have circulated around the tennis fraternity that Nick Bollettieri’s health had been deteriorating over the past few weeks have been proved correct as his death, aged 91, has now been confirmed.
London | LTA appoints Padel Performance Manager
The LTA has appointed Matt Stanforth as its Padel Performance Manager, who will assume the new role on 16 January next year.
Malaga | Woodbridge questions validity of Canadian win
Last weekend Canada won the Davis Cup for the first time in their history which was a long time in coming considering they first competed for it back in 1913 though thy came close in 2019 when they lost to Spain in the final.
London | Fish and Bryan fined for promoting gambling
The International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) has reacted to Mardy Fish and Bob Bryan’s promotion of gambling by fining them $10,000 apiece and banning them for four months after having been seen promoting a gambling concern on social media.