Carlos Alcaraz was the standout player on the ATP Tour in 2025, and he fully deserved to finish the season as the world number one. It’s only the second time he’s ended a year at the top, with his first making him the youngest ever to do so.
Preparations for the 2026 Laver Cup in London have already begun, with Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz committing to the team event. Alcaraz made his Laver Cup debut in Berlin in 2024.
Australian tennis icon Lleyton Hewitt spent the anniversary of one of the biggest moments of his career on a tennis court, competing alongside his son.
Jasmine Paolini became a worldwide name in 2024 after reaching two Grand Slam singles finals and winning Olympic gold alongside Sara Errani in the women’s doubles.
One of the true icons of tennis, Roger Federer, is set to receive arguably the greatest honor of his career, as the 20-time Major champion has been confirmed for induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame next year.
Mirra Andreeva’s 2025 reads like the arrival of a player who already channels the game’s loudest ingredients — power, fearlessness, and a playful tactical curiosity — but is learning to turn those into consistent outcomes.
Emma Raducanu’s 2025 season was less a fairy-tale resurgence than a carefully managed reconstruction: bursts of high-quality tennis, important milestones, and, in the end, a campaign cut short by familiar physical struggles.
Forgive me if this reads more like sentiment and reminiscence than analysis. As someone who has long deemed Gael Monfils my favorite player, there’s no other way to do this.
Novak Djokovic turned in one of the most impressive ATP seasons ever seen from a 38-year-old. The Serbian, who holds 24 Grand Slam titles, played only 13 tournaments this year but still made a significant impact.
Aryna Sabalenka ended the season with four titles from five finals. One of those titles includes the US Open, which she clinched for the second consecutive time by defeating home favorite Amanda Anisimova.
In the ever-shifting landscape of men’s tennis, two names have cemented themselves at the peak: Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner. Their rivalry has become the stuff of legend, a seemingly endless chess match where each player adapts and counters with frightening speed.
Jannik Sinner will be bidding for a three-peat at the Australian Open next year, while Carlos Alcaraz will be aiming for the Career Grand Slam. They have been dominating on the tour since the 2024 season, but in Melbourne, one thing can stop their dominance, believes former player Andy Roddick.
Naomi Osaka has reversed her decision to start 2026 at a WTA 250 event in favor of playing at a mixed tournament with men's and women's players. The four-time Grand Slam champion began her second season since returning from maternity leave at the 2025 ASB Classic in Auckland.
Paula Badosa has officially confirmed that she and fellow tennis star Stefanos Tsitsipas have ended their relationship. The pair began dating in May 2023 and quickly attracted attention due to their status as two of the sport’s most recognizable players.
Raphael Collignon and Zizou Bergs guided Belgium to a 2-0 sweep of France in the opening quarterfinal match of the Davis Cup Finals on Tuesday in Bologna, Italy.
Several Russian-born ATP and WTA players have taken the contentious decision to play in an exhibition that is funded by a state-owned company supporting the country's war against Ukraine.
Jannik Sinner delivered a composed and powerful performance to defeat Carlos Alcaraz 7–6, 7–5 in their ATP Finals clash. The match was tight from the beginning, with both players trading heavy groundstrokes and testing each other’s movement.
Aryna Sabalenka might look back on this season with a few regrets. Her campaign wrapped up with a defeat to Elena Rybakina in the WTA Finals title match over in Riyadh, capping off a year that had plenty of highs but ended short of another major trophy.
Spain will kick-start their Davis Cup Finals campaign against the Czech Republic on November 20. The former will be led by David Ferrer, while Tomas Berdych will lead the latter.
Top-ranked Carlos Alcaraz on Tuesday withdrew from Spain's upcoming Davis Cup quarterfinal match against the Czech Republic due to a hamstring injury. Alcaraz took to social media to deliver the news about the Thursday match.
Chris Eubanks recalled some of his best moments as a Professional Tennis player while announcing his retirement from the highest level Eubanks regarded
A clutch of top international stars, including former US Open champion Daniil Medvedev and 2022 Wimbledon winner Elena Rybakina, are set to enthral fans in India when the World Tennis League (WTL) makes its debut here on December 17.
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner have shown that they do not always agree on everything. Sinner got the better of Alcaraz in the ATP Finals, where the Spaniard was clearly hampered by a foot injury.
Paula Badosa, the Spanish tennis sensation, seems to be serving up a masterclass in post-breakup etiquette, and let’s just say it’s not the traditional “cry into a pint of Ben & Jerry’s” approach.