Serena Williams certainly didn’t limit her stunning success to Grand Slams, where she thrived in both singles and doubles. Williams claimed 23 Grand Slam singles titles during her phenomenal career, along with 14 doubles titles and two mixed doubles titles.
Billie Jean King, founder of the WTA, believes the organisation's billion-dollar deal with Mercedes shows the tour "continues to lead the way" in women's sport.
Jack Draper’s comeback to tennis has taken another hit, this time due to his withdrawal from the UTS Grand Finals in London. Jack Draper’s comeback has suffered another setback after the British No.
A nagging back injury hampered Paula Badosa's 2025 WTA season. After Wimbledon, Badosa played only two matches at the China Open before shutting down her season.
Aryna Sabalenka is keeping her focus sharp as she looks ahead to her much-anticipated Battle of the Sexes clash with Nick Kyrgios. Sabalenka wrapped up the 2025 WTA season as world number one, picking up four titles along the way, including another US Open crown.
Jakub Mensik was supposed to be the highest-ranked player at this year's Next Gen ATP Finals, but he withdrew from the event a week before its scheduled start.
Despite shutting down the idea herself, talk of Serena Williams making a tennis comeback still hasn’t gone away. The speculation kicked off after she rejoined the drug-testing pool earlier this month, but Williams was quick to address the situation and put any comeback talk to rest.
Another day, another tennis drama. This time, it’s about Jannik Sinner and a doping ban that has the tennis world buzzing with speculation. The whole mess resurfaced during a Piers Morgan interview with Nick Kyrgios and Aryna Sabalenka, which was supposed to be a lighthearted promo for their “Battle of the Sexes” event.
If you thought the tennis world was all polite applause, strawberries and cream, and hushed silence, you clearly haven’t been paying attention to the absolute soap opera unfolding off the court lately.
Nick Kyrgios has been the Australian hope for many years. He has come close, reaching the Wimbledon final in 2022, but hasn’t lived up to the potential that broke the internet in 2014.
After getting much-needed rest, top players have started featuring in exhibition events. Aryna Sabalenka and Naomi Osaka clashed in the Garden Cup exhibition event that took place at Madison Square Garden in New York.
Last week, Coco Gauff topped the list of the world's highest-paid female athletes in 2025. This week, Gauff added Mercedes-Benz brand ambassador to her rapidly growing sponsorship portfolio and list of accomplishments.
Joao Fonseca locked horns with Carlos Alcaraz for the first time in his career. The match, however, was an unofficial one as they met in the Miami Invitational, an exhibition event where, apart from Alcaraz and Fonseca, Jessica Pegula and Amanda Anisimova also featured.
One of the greatest tennis players of all time, Bjorn Borg, recently released an autobiography in which he opened up not only about his playing career but also about his life after what is still considered one of the most shocking early retirements in the history of tennis.
While he is one of only four men’s players in the Open Era to win multiple major titles on all three surfaces, Rafael Nadal’s name will always be synonymous with red clay—a surface he ruled for over a decade and a half, amassing an otherworldly winning percentage of over 90 percent in more than 500 total matches played.
Long before Rafael Nadal made clay courts around the world his playground, tennis had Bjorn Borg, who, alongside his dominance at the All-England Club, won a then-record six French Open titles, including a four-peat from 1978 to 1981.
Alex De Minaur was present on the Sit-Down Podcast, where he opened up on the current scenario of the Australian Tennis The top ATP star felt great about