LONDON – Fabio Fognini played an unimaginable match at Wimbledon and realised that no planned farewell could top it. On Wednesday, he announced in the All England Club press room that he would not play professional tennis again. “It was
LONDON – Sad scenes on Centre Court: injured and in tears, Grigor Dimitrov was forced to retire while leading Jannik Sinner by two sets to love. The Bulgarian was playing some of his best aggressive tennis in the Wimbledon fourth
LONDON – In the era of Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, very few stand a real chance of winning a Grand Slam. Beating one is already tough; taking down both in best-of-five matches seems nearly impossible—unless your name is Novak
LONDON – Cameron Norrie rolled on the grass of Court 1 after stepping off the rollercoaster he shared with Nicolás Jarry. The Brit survived and remains the last local hope at Wimbledon. “It feels amazing. I had my doubts earlier
LONDON — Roger Federer, the most decorated male champion in Wimbledon history, was almost denied entry to the All England Club in November 2022 for not carrying his membership card. In 2025, Adrian Mannarino got the access denied for being
LONDON – Carlos Alcaraz and Joao Fonseca trained together this Saturday at Wimbledon, and the two-time champion of the tournament already sees the Brazilian as his protégé. “He already knows that if he has any doubts or anything he wants
Everything was “vibrating” according to Novak Djokovic when the Serbian had to face his two greatest rivals on “their” courts: Roger Federer, the most successful player on grass, at Wimbledon’s Centre Court; and Rafael Nadal, king of clay, at Roland
PARIS – What’s at stake for Carlos Alcaraz on Sunday? “A tennis match.” The 22-year-old Spaniard answers with ease and simplicity a question that could invite complex analysis. Because this Sunday, 8 June 2025, in Paris, Alcaraz will walk onto
PARIS – Facing a local player at Roland Garros is far tougher today than it used to be. The key difference, according to Argentine José Luis ‘Batata’ Clerc, is the behaviour of the French crowd. “Playing against a Frenchman here
PARIS – Alexander Zverev was right. Novak Djokovic can play tennis. The Serbian is into his 51st Grand Slam semifinal, just two wins away from his 25th major title, playing old-school tennis—how it used to be done on slow courts.
PARIS — Green and yellow shirts all over Roland Garros. Chants in Portuguese echoing like in a football stadium. Long queues just to catch a glimpse of Joao Fonseca at the cathedral of clay-court tennis. Brazilians are once again bringing
PARIS – The French capital holds deep meaning for Bosnia’s Damir Dzumhur: three years ago in Paris, he came close to death. He thought his career was over, recovered, and in 2025 he’s playing the best tennis of his life.
