In tennis, being the world’s best player doesn’t automatically guarantee a clean sweep at the title in every tournament. Aryna Sabalenka epitomized this point in 2025.
The original Battle of the Sexes wasn’t necessarily hugely informative from a sporting perspective – Bobby Riggs was in his mid-fifties and thirty years removed from his sporting prime – but it had huge symbolic significance.
World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka holds over a 2,000 point lead at the top of the WTA rankings. But will she keep that lead by the end of 2026? Will rival Coco Gauff keep on breaking down Sabalenka’s power?
The Australian Open is just around the corner, and all eyes will be on Novak Djokovic when play gets underway in Melbourne. Already a 10-time champion at the event, Djokovic will be looking to claim a record-breaking 25th Grand Slam title next month.
No fewer than three players have the chance to complete a Career Grand Slam in 2026 by winning the one Major that they have not yet won throughout their career: Carlos Alcaraz; Iga Swiatek; and Jannik Sinner.
The Top 10 is a fluid thing. While players don’t shuffle in and out every week, there tend to be quite a few changes over the course of a season. So we looked at the current Top 10 before the year begins and identified three players who are most likely to fall out by the time 2026 wraps up.
If you thought we could get through a simple exhibition tennis match without the entire internet turning into a dumpster fire of hot takes and political grandstanding, you haven’t been online lately.
Andy Roddick enjoyed a legendary tennis career, but that’s not to say everything went to plan… When Roddick won the 2003 US Open at 21, American tennis fans thought they’d unearthed the next Pete Sampras.
The 2026 Hobart International will be the last WTA 250 tournament held before the start of the Australian Open. Hobart International is one of the older events on the WTA Tour.
Grigor Dimitrov had a tough 2025. The Bulgarian is now 34 years old, but he continues to put in the effort to keep putting his best foot forward on the court.
Jakub Mensik ended the 2024 season with a rather poor exit at the Next Gen ATP Finals, but he was still seen as one of the best young players to watch on tour.
Let’s be real for a second: we all want the Nick Kyrgios comeback story to be good. The tennis world is just infinitely more entertaining when he’s on the court, smashing rackets, arguing with umpires, and occasionally pulling off the most insane shots you’ve ever seen.
Let’s be real for a second: we’ve all done something stupid because we were impatient. Maybe you ate a pizza straight out of the oven and burned the roof of your mouth, or maybe you tried to fix a leaky pipe without turning the water off first.
The divided reaction to Aryna Sabalenka and Nick Kyrgios's Battle of the Sexes encounter continues, with another sportsperson brutally criticizing Sabalenka for participating in the event.
Roger Federer is one of the greatest players in tennis history alongside Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. The Swiss legend, a winner of 20 Grand Slam titles, retired from his playing career in 2022, much to the dismay of millions of tennis fans across the world.
For Felix Auger-Aliassime, 2025 was (by a distance) the most successful year of his career to date. But tennis is a relentless sport and achievements that aren’t built on tend to be eroded.
Gael Monfils is preparing for one final season on the ATP Tour at the age of 39. French icon Monfils is a legendary figure of the tennis world, and enters his final season as a 13-time champion.
Novak Djokovic was seen as "the third guy" at the start of his tennis career, a feeling he experienced when trying to challenge Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer.
The 2026 season will start next week, and predictions for the same have already started. This year, only two players dominated on the men’s tour- Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.
Danielle Collins ended Iga Swiatek‘s title defense at the Italian Open. And this was a wake-up call for the Pole, as the disappointing straight-set defeat motivated her to work harder.
The start of the new tennis season is less than two weeks away, and the first Grand Slam begins shortly after. One of the easiest ways to tell it is almost time for the Australian Open is players' on-court kits appeaing online.
On Friday afternoon, Jack Draper announced that he would not compete in the 2026 Australian Open. The top-ranked British player shared the news with an emotional video on social media.
Jack Draper of Great Britain announced Friday that he will miss the season-opening Australian swing, including next month's Australian Open, the first Grand Slam of the year.