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The 2026 Washington Open launches the North American hard-court season with five top-10 stars confirmed.
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The 2026 Washington Open launches the North American hard-court season with five top-10 stars confirmed.
Bernard Tomic has reversed his retirement plans after capturing the Lincoln Challenger title, his first ATP crown since 2018. The Australian admitted...
Former British No. 1 Kyle Edmund links the 2026 injury epidemic to tennis's greater physical demands, packed calendars leaving little recovery time, and inconsistent balls sparking arm and wrist problems.
Novak Djokovic becomes the final Big Four member to land his own documentary, with 'The Wolf in Winter' premiering on Amazon Prime.
Aryna Sabalenka becomes the 10th player to reach 100 weeks at World No. 1, with a 92-week consecutive reign and back-to-back year-end honors in...
Two veterans are defying expectations with hard-fought victories that underscore perseverance on the tour.
The ATP Tour is trialing more frequent ball changes at a Challenger event next month, moving from the current start-new,...
The WTA now requires all players to complete a one-time SRY gene test via cheek swab or blood sample starting Tuesday to compete in the women's...
Mayar Sherif captured her second WTA title after Paula Badosa retired in the Iasi final, extending her clay streak to 15 matches and rising to No. 73.
Two big comebacks headline the week:
Two veteran players ended long title droughts on clay this week.
Starting Tuesday, WTA players must undergo one-time genetic sex testing for the SRY gene via cheek swab, blood, or saliva to confirm eligibility....
Martina Navratilova welcomed the WTA's new policy requiring players to test negative for the SRY gene to compete in women's tennis, clarifying she "played no part" in the decision while affirming only biological females belong in the category.
The WTA now requires a one-time SRY gene test for all players to compete in women's tennis, marking a shift to biological sex criteria.
WTA's new policy requires all players to undergo a one-time SRY gene test to confirm biological sex for tournament participation.
Tsitsipas ends a 16-month title drought with a gritty three-set victory over Collignon at Gstaad, signaling his return to winning form ahead of the hard court season.
ATP stars showed their football passion at the World Cup final.