Novak Djokovic is still pushing for a revolution in tennis. No more marathon matches or six-game sets. He wants to shake the sport to its foundations to prevent it from being left behind by younger generations. “We should change the
Corentin Moutet wants to leave broken rackets and on-court outbursts behind, but he cannot. He simply does not know how. “When I lose a set, it’s so hard for me. I don’t know how not to break a racket. That
LONDON — It’s a disappointment, say doubles players when the ATP shows them their future: fewer opportunities to play and less money. The men’s governing body plans a series of measures to restructure the doubles circuit in 2028: cutting prize
In the universe, nothing moves faster than the speed of light. In tennis, it seemed nothing could move faster than Djokovic, who at 37 became the first player to win every important trophy in the tour. Jannik Sinner’s title run
A winter in North America is never easy, but for two brothers who had just moved from Kiryat Motzkin, Israel, to Canada in 1994, one tennis sticker album brought a much-needed ray of warmth. The collection, meant to promote the
South American tennis looks ahead to 2028 with concern and pessimism: “The Masters 1000 that’s going to be played in Saudi Arabia will hurt the swing a lot. We have to accept that Top 50 players won’t come,” Argentina’s Tomás
Paraguay has returned to the global tennis stage thanks to Daniel Vallejo. The 21-year-old defeated Bulgaria’s Grigor Dimitrov 6–4, 6–4 on Thursday in his debut at the Madrid Masters 1000, becoming only the second player from his country to win
BARCELONA – The Barcelona tennis tournament, known in Spain as “Conde de Godó,” will resist the pressure of the growing Saudi power, believes Tommy Robredo, former world number five and its new director. Robredo, 43, arrives a few minutes late
The 2028 season will mark the beginning of a new era in tennis. The ATP announced a few months ago that a Masters 1000 event will be held in Saudi Arabia from that year, along with a reduction in the
Diego Schwartzman, who has been working with Tennis Australia since retiring in 2024, is clear that the ATP calendar is the main problem in today’s tennis. “Right now it’s crazy — even people watching on TV don’t know which tournament
SANTIAGO, Chile – With uncertainty looming over the future of smaller tournaments, the Chile Open says its continuity is guaranteed. According to tournament director Catalina Fillol, the threat of disappearing or losing its ATP 250 status amid the cuts the
How much more money do you need when you’re a multimillionaire? How much sense does it make to keep accumulating wealth? These questions apply to Greece’s Stefanos Tsitsipas, but also to a few other players. And to the ATP. The
