Alex de Minaur is one of the most likeable players on the ATP Tour, and he makes it so easy to root for him. After all, he boasts a work ethic that demands admiration, and an upbeat personality that continues to win fans.
France’s Astrid Cirotte staged an impressive comeback to defeat Thailand’s Kamonwan Yodpetch and win the women’s singles title at the second leg of the W-15 Islamabad Junaid Family Foundation World Tennis Women’s Championships 2026, 24NewsHD TV reported on Saturday.
A controversial line-call decision led to Daniil Medvedev threatening to "retire" from his Shanghai Masters semi-final against Rafael Jodar on Saturday.
Winning four Grand Slams, being the No. 1, and also being the highest- paid female athlete for three years running on Forbes, any player with this resume would have earned the right to celebrate for life.
The College Football Playoff (CFP) is reportedly set to expand to 24 teams. Ever since the postseason tournament expanded to 12 teams a couple of seasons ago, talk of moving to 16 or 24 teams has grown.
A velodrome at Melbourne Park’s John Cain Arena, unused since 2019, is in the firing line from some sports industry leaders who say it is limiting capacity.
Marketa Vondrousova‘s life pretty much turned upside down earlier this year in June. The 2023 Wimbledon champion was handed a four-year ban for refusing to
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – Opening play in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, at Middle Tennessee's MTSU Invitational, the Belmont University men's tennis team fought hard in four singles matches Friday as sophomore Cagan Efe Tufekci claimed a straight-set victory. Both freshman Judah McEachern-Brown and junior Esteban Ortiz were barely edged in tiebreakers against the University of Louisville's Artem Dmytrenko and Maksim Hristov, respectfully.
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Mizzou tennis wrapped up the second day of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Central Regional Championship on Oct. 16, adding six wins to a 17-match total over two days. The regional’s main draw started this morning where sophomore Alex Ackman remained undefeated, winning in straight sets....
When Rafael Jodar makes headlines, it’s usually for one of two things: his on-court battles with shoelaces or his run-ins with ball kids. This time, it was the latter at the Shanghai Masters, where the Spaniard lost his cool at a ball kid on court and found himself in the middle of another controversy. But as the criticism rolls in, a prominent figure in Spanish tennis has stepped up to defend the youngster, offering a different take on the incident.
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