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
LONDON — Stefanos Tsitsipas has everything he needs to come out of his rough patch and even win a Grand Slam. That is the belief of one of his fiercest rivals, Russia’s Daniil Medvedev. “I would not be surprised if
LONDON — Stefanos Tsitsipas has dismissed his father Apostolos Tsitsipas from his coaching role. There is no going back, the Greek tennis player assures. “It will take him some time to accept it, as it did the last time we
LONDON — It is unusual for a tennis player to talk politics. Even less so with the conviction of Colombia’s Nicolás Mejía. “Colombia needs a firm hand. There is no respect for the law. When I go to the United
LONDON — British player Dan Evans dreams of saying goodbye to tennis at the All England Club. To make that happen, he needs to win two more matches in the Wimbledon qualifying rounds and retire on his own terms. Evans,
LONDON — A new broom sweeps clean. Just look at Argentina’s Francisco Cerúndolo, champion at the Queen’s Club ATP 500, with Nicolás Massú having been at the helm of his team for only seven days. “Nico, what a week! But
Ignacio Buse did not expect to reach such a high level so soon. His first ATP final, achieved this Saturday 23 May in Hamburg, catapulted him inside the top 40. “Things moved a little faster than expected, honestly. I did
MADRID – You can never be too careful when it comes to a wrist injury, believes former ATP world No. 1 Jim Courier when analyzing Carlos Alcaraz’s turbulent present. Rushing makes no sense, adds the American, who points to the
SANTIAGO, Chile — The world of betting places tennis in complicated territory, and low-ranked players in a vulnerable position. Former tennis player Horacio De La Peña steps into the shoes of those players who are tempted with large sums of
The enormous expectations and hype surrounding Joao Fonseca add a great deal of pressure to the 19-year-old. Yet the Brazilian is handling it well. So says Belgian Alexander Blockx, who will likely face him many times on tour. “He’s getting
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
MADRID – Carlos Alcaraz’s wrist injury is more serious than expected, to the point that the world No. 2 cast doubt on Monday over his participation at Roland Garros at the end of May. “Well, we’ll see,” Alcaraz told TVE,
