LONDON – Carlos Alcaraz doesn’t take Nick Kyrgios too seriously. Although perhaps he should, since the Australian spoke about a subject he knows all too well: the dangers of nightlife. “He’s funny, I just laugh at what he says,” said
LONDON – Wishing that one of the sweetest moments of your career had never happened. Chile’s Cristian Garin sometimes thinks it would’ve been better never to win the Roland Garros junior title. “Looking back, it all felt like madness. The
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 – Taylor Fritz couldn’t have handled another quarterfinal exit at Wimbledon. “It feels incredible,” he said on Court No.1 after defeating Russia’s Karen Khachanov in four sets for a spot in the semis. Until this edition of the third
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 – At 36 years old, Marin Cilic remains a key figure at Wimbledon. He says not much has changed since he debuted as a teenager in 2007, but one innovation at the All England Club has left him disappointed.
LONDON – Nicolás Jarry carried his son Juan in his arms across Court 2 at the All England Club. Then he sat him down on the players’ chair and handed him the match point ball before stepping up to the
LONDON – Solana Sierra didn’t plan on reaching the fourth round at Wimbledon. Her apartment booking ended after the qualifying rounds, where she lost in the final stage. But with hopes of making the main draw, the Argentine and her
LONDON – Stefanos Tsitsipas and Paula Badosa have ended their romantic relationship. The Greek and the Spaniard are going through difficult times both on and off the court. The breakup occurred days before Wimbledon, CLAY confirmed with sources close to
LONDON – Joao Fonseca and Nicolás Jarry will face off in the third round of Wimbledon, with the stands expected to be loud and lively. “I know Chilean fans are very loud too, just like the Brazilians,” Fonseca said to
