Novak Djokovic beat three Top 10 players in the same week, Alexander Zverev secured the year-end world No. 1 ranking, while Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner moved between injuries and records. The script for 2026 was impossible to predict. 2024
Novak Djokovic is racing against time. Not only in his bid to win a record 25th Grand Slam title and return to the top of the tennis world, but also in his increasingly difficult battle to qualify for the ATP
The Laver Cup, which takes place in London this weekend, has achieved plenty: bringing the Big Four together on the same team, putting Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic on court together in a doubles match, and even earning a place
The Davis Cup is beginning to see light at the end of the tunnel — or at least it seems that way. After years of failed innovations and an obvious loss of appeal among players and fans, tennis’ most important
Roger Federer received more than just applause at his induction ceremony into the International Tennis Hall of Fame. He also faced an unexpected criticism from Billie Jean King. “I wish he would fight for equality more because I keep saying,
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
