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.
Roger Federer never practiced with some of his biggest rivals, at least according to Andy Murray, who also revealed the reason behind such an approach.
Simona Halep is at peace with herself and doesn’t regret the fact that she retired at the age of 33. Halep, after turning pro in 2006, tasted Grand Slam glory in 2018 by defeating Sloane Stephens at the French Open.
Last month, Novak Djokovic did not mince words in his goals for the off-season. Djokovic wanted to "rebuild" and "reconstruct" his body to compete with the top players on the ATP Tour.
Jannik Sinner has been dominating so much that he is being called an alien by the tennis community. Last year, he lost just six matches, winning eight titles from nine finals.
Nick Kyrgios is no stranger to controversy and this is something he experienced when making his debut at Wimbledon. Kyrgios made his debut at Wimbledon in 2014, after receiving a wildcard from the tournament.
The tennis off-season started following the conclusion of the WTA and the ATP Finals. Some players, however, chose to play the Davis Cup Finals, which was held toward the end of November, the final match of which, between Spain and Italy, was wrapped up on the 23rd.
Although the second half of the year wasn’t quite as strong, 2025 was still a fantastic year for Flavio Cobolii, one where he kept hitting new benchmarks in his career.
Final tune-ups for the 2026 season will take place in Shenzhen, China and Macau, immediately following Christmas, as some of the world’s top players like Iga Swiatek gear up for the new year.
The tennis exhibition season rolls on in December with a four-day showcase in Bengaluru, India. From December 17–20, the World Tennis League returns for another edition of its fan-friendly, fast-paced format, bringing together established ATP and WTA stars alongside some of India’s most promising talents.
Coco Gauff is currently one of the best players in the women’s circuit. For the past three years, she has cemented her place in the top 5 of the WTA rankings and has won two Grand Slams in her career.
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
At 22 years old, there is not much left for Carlos Alcaraz to accomplish in tennis. Alcaraz has already won six Grand Slam singles titles, two at every Major tournament except for the Australian Open.
Chile’s Alejandro Tabilo holds a 2-1 head-to-head record against the Serbian. Tabilo picked up wins at the 2024 Italian Open and the 2025 Monte-Carlo Masters, while Djokovic came out on top in their meeting at the Hellenic Championship later that year.
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.
Serena Williams may have stepped away from the game in 2022, but her presence is still felt throughout tennis. And it’s not hard to see why. Williams is often mentioned in conversations about the greatest players the sport has ever seen.
Rafael Nadal will return to Jeddah next week for the Next Gen ATP Finals 2025, taking on a role that blends mentorship, promotion, and development support for one of the sport’s fastest-growing markets.
Coco Gauff had a disappointing season, according to Serena Williams‘ former coach, Rennae Stubbs. This year, Gauff clinched two titles from four finals.
Sometimes, you see an award result that makes you squint at your screen, refresh the page, and ask yourself if you’ve suddenly forgotten how sports work.
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.