The current WTA Tour knows neither dynasties nor anything resembling a “Big Three”. Saturday’s Wimbledon final between Czech players Karolina Muchova and Linda Noskova will crown a first-time Grand Slam champion for the 11th time since 2020. It will also
LONDON — Former Australian tennis player Mark Philippoussis analyzed Stefanos Tsitsipas’ current situation following the Greek’s professional “divorce” from his father, Apostolos. “He needs to rediscover not just his confidence, but his game,” Philippoussis said in a conversation with Greek
LONDON — Marta Kostyuk, Ukraine’s number one player, hit out at the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for allowing Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete at the 2028 Los Angeles Games. “It’s terrible,” the Ukrainian said shortly after advancing to the
LONDON — With “a lot of heart,” Novak Djokovic survived. At 39, he is into yet another Wimbledon semifinal after beating Canadian Félix Auger-Aliassime. “This has been one of the best matches of my career on this court. These are
LONDON — Coco Gauff reached an important milestone on Wednesday: she made the Wimbledon semifinals for the first time, completing the set. She now has semifinal appearances at all four Grand Slams. Her quarterfinal victory over Jessica Pegula began with
LONDON — He grew up five minutes from the place where he won the most important match of his life: Arthur Fery is the great surprise of Wimbledon 2026 and the only bright spot for a British tennis scene that
LONDON — Roger Federer sets foot at Wimbledon and every eye turns towards him. The Swiss always generates a special kind of magnetism, especially when he shows up at the All England Club in a suit. Just ask Jasmine Paolini.
LONDON — Novak Djokovic will have his tribute ceremony when the moment comes to play the last match of his life on Centre Court. It will be worthy of one of Wimbledon’s greatest champions. But he should not expect what
LONDON — The new crisis facing doubles has revived its biggest hater: Reilly Opelka. The 28-year-old, a former world number 17 in singles and currently ranked 115th, has picked a fresh fight with doubles players across the net. “The problem
Not even the most pessimistic person in the United States could have imagined that Andy Roddick’s triumph at the 2003 US Open would be followed by a 23-year Grand Slam singles title drought for US men’s tennis. That heavy burden—an
LONDON — Alexandra Eala was moved to tears after winning her first match on Centre Court. It was special that it came against the defending Wimbledon champion, but far more significant as the first person from a country of 117
LONDON — Greg Rusedski, former world number four, was sharply critical of the players demanding a prize money increase and the way they handled the boycott. “They increased the prize money again. So from my point of view, it’s a
