Andrey Rublev will be desperate to make the 2026 season better than the last. After a disappointing 2025 season, in which he failed to make it past the fourth round of any Grand Slam, the Russian star is motivated to turn things around in his career, and his coach, Marat Safin, is bent on helping him reach the heights he has set.
Stefanos Tsitsipas is one of the most interesting personalities on the ATP Tour. He's so unique that even his parents are sometimes stunned. Tsitsipas is one of the best tennis players of his generation.
Aryna Sabalenka won her second consecutive WTA Tour Player of the Year award on Monday, joining Serena Williams and Iga Swiatek as back-to-back winners of the honor over the past 25 years.
Carlos Alcaraz is the best tennis player in the world right now, currently placed first in the ATP rankings. In 2025, the Spaniard clinched eight ATP Tour-level titles, two of which came on the very biggest stages in the sport.
For the past few months, there have been arguments on which player will challenge Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner on tour. The duo have been the best players in the men’s circuit and have dominated the men’s tennis.
Novak Djokovic lives in Athens and has started his training for the next season. While training, he met a teenage star, whose happiness knew no bounds after meeting the Serbian legend.
Jannik Sinner, along with Carlos Alcaraz, has helped usher in a new era following the domination of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic. Many predicted a slump would hit tennis following the ‘big three’s’ departure from the sport, but Alcaraz and Sinner have helped the sport hit incredible heights.
Roger Federer was not always known as ‘the King of Wimbledon’ and he has previously been open about his first experience at The Championships. Federer won eight Wimbledon titles in his career, which is more than any other male singles player in history.
Before the start of the 2026 season, a new series will review a variety of players' 2025 campaigns and ultimately grade their complete season. These grades will be based on many factors such as prior achievements, injuries, and, of course, what he saw on court.
Novak Djokovic has offered a rare, vivid insight into what he describes as the most dominant spell of his career, declaring that no player in tennis history could have beaten him at his peak.
Let’s be honest for a second: scrolling through social media these days feels less like a pastime and more like a round of Russian roulette. You’re looking for tennis highlights or maybe a cat video, and instead, you get hit with the kind of news that makes you want to throw your phone into the ocean.
Nishesh Basavareddy returns to Jeddah with experience on his side, having competed here last year with results that fell somewhere between respectable and forgettable.
De Minaur’s 2025 was in equal measure great and frustrating. He had the best season of his career so far, repeatedly going deep in big events, but invariably failed in the most crucial matches against better opposition.
In 2021, Emma Raducanu made history at the US Open with a remarkable campaign. The then-18-year-old became the first-ever qualifier to clinch a Grand Slam title when she won the tournament without dropping a set.
German star Eva Lys has become the latest player to roast the current state of affairs in the WTA. In a sport that demands absolute physical perfection and mental fortitude, Lys is calling out the powers that be for pushing players to the limit.
Rafael Nadal hung up his racket at the 2024 Davis Cup after Spain lost their quarterfinal match against the eventual runner-up Netherlands. Last year, Nadal featured in just one Grand Slam event.
Emma Raducanu began her tennis career with ASICS before switching to Nike in 2018. According to tennis podcaster Craig Shapiro, Raducanu is leaving Nike for Uniqlo in 2026.
Billie Jean King felt Serena Williams would not come back from retirement due to a major reason The Tennis legend felt the chances of Serena becoming the
Let’s be honest for a second: the tennis world loves a good gimmick. Whether it’s exhibition matches on floating platforms or players mic’d up during changeovers, we eat it up.
France's Quentin Folliot was suspended 20 years by the ATP and received a $70,000 fine for being a central player in what was described as a "match-fixing syndicate," the International Tennis Integrity Agency announced Thursday.