NEW YORK — Tennis will have a new world number one from Monday. Elena Rybakina reached the US Open semifinals and secured the top spot from Aryna Sabalenka. “I’m going to appreciate it more when I finish my career,” Rybakina
NEW YORK — Olympic champion and former world number four, Qinwen Zheng had no choice but to enter qualifying if she wanted to play the US Open. “Psychologically it was very difficult to accept,” the Chinese player admitted in New
NEW YORK — One announced that at 36, 2026 would be her last year competing, but strong results are making her reconsider; the other won Roland Garros at 19 and is projected to be one of the great champions of
NEW YORK — Months of defeats and injuries brought Eva Lys to a dark place, one she has been able to leave behind thanks to psychological therapy. “I have been working a lot with my psychologist over the last few
LONDON — Serena Williams leaves London with the bitterness of a comeback far more gruelling than she had surely imagined: defeat, injury, withdrawal and a wave of criticism. The final chapter of the first season of her return to the
LONDON — Alexandra Eala was moved to tears after winning her first match on Centre Court. It was special that it came against the defending Wimbledon champion, but far more significant as the first person from a country of 117
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 — Emma Raducanu will not play Wimbledon after the niggle she had been managing developed into a stress fracture. The British player announced on her Instagram stories that she is withdrawing from the tournament that begins this Monday morning,
LONDON — Emma Raducanu has cast doubt over her participation at Wimbledon after she was spotted at the All England Club wearing an orthopaedic boot. On Wednesday at around six in the evening, the British star left Aorangi Park —
Jannik Sinner said he doesn’t like press conferences; his compatriot Jasmine Paolini disagrees. For the Italian Open champion, sitting down in front of the microphones and speaking openly about what goes through her mind is a valuable opportunity to discover
If you make a living hitting a fuzzy yellow ball around the world with a racket, Eva Lys might not be interested in dating you. “Date a tennis player? No. Because I know what it takes to be in this
MIAMI – Jannik Sinner won the Miami Open and continues to prove he is the best player of this era on hard courts. The Italian keeps adding records: he completed the Sunshine Double and became the first player in history
