The first round continues on Day 2 of the ATP Swiss Indoors Basel. We have seven matches on the cards, and we here at LWOT predict all of them for you.
Ben Shelton has put together the best Grand Slam season of his career in 2025, building on his progress from the previous year with two deep runs. Shelton opened his year with a strong showing at the Australian Open, reaching the semifinals.
Ben Shelton has been on the rise lately, keeping hopes alive of a resurgence for men’s tennis in America. Compared to the WTA landscape, it’s been over two decades that a homegrown ATP player won the slam.
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Well, that comeback didn’t quite go as planned. Ben Shelton, after a five-week siesta nursing a bum shoulder from the US Open, made his grand return at the Shanghai Masters only to get bounced in the second round.
“I am not done, I have more things I want to accomplish this year,” a determined Ben Shelton confessed ahead of his comeback on the court following a month-long recovery from a painful shoulder injury.
Ben Shelton‘s tennis comeback, after a month away due to a painful injury, just got ruined by an unnatural force. Stepping on the court for the first time since his US Open setback, the 22-year-old was determined to kick off his Shanghai campaign with an impactful performance.
America’s Ben Shelton has provided an encouraging fitness update ahead of his first match at the ongoing Shanghai Masters. The 22-year-old is set to return to the court after spending more than a month on the sidelines in order to recover from a fitness concern.
The seeds come into play on day 3 of the 2025 Rolex Shanghai Masters. Ben Shelton is playing for the first time since retiring at the US Open due to a shoulder injury.
Bonzi – Diallo: 03.10.2025 06:30 CEST H2H: first meeting Benjamin Bonzi has won three of his last five matches. Last week in Beijing, Bonzi lost to Marozsan in the opening round in straight sets.
“It’s super special, something you dream of, but to have it happen in my hometown with all my friends and family here, it’s a moment I’ll never forget,” a jubilant Brandon Nakashima said three years ago after clinching his maiden ATP title.
Day six at the US Open men’s singles was as much about survival as it was about tennis. Three of the tournament’s biggest names needed medical attention, and one home favourite saw his campaign end in devastating fashion.
Ben Shelton’s 2025 US Open campaign ended in heartbreak when the 22-year-old American was forced to retire in the fifth set of his third-round clash with Adrian Mannarino.
The U.S. Open got off to a promising start for the two biggest hopes in American men's tennis. No. 4 seed Taylor Fritz defeated countryman and wild card Emilio Nava 7-5, 6-2, 6-3, while No.
Ben Shelton arrived in New York ready to embrace the biggest stage in tennis. Speaking at his pre-tournament press conference, the 21-year-old American shared his excitement, his preparation, and his perspective on both personal and broader challenges ahead of the 2025 US Open.
The US Open starts soon, with American tennis finding itself in a familiar predicament where women are consistently delivering Grand Slam triumphs with the men’s side plagued by a two-decade-long drought.
America’s Ben Shelton is going through a purple patch in his career. The 22-year-old has won 14 out of the last 16 matches across four different competitions since the start of Wimbledon.
Fourth-seeded Ben Shelton rallied for the biggest championship of his career, recording a 6-7 (5), 6-4, 7-6 (3) win over 11th-seeded Karen Khachanov in the final of the National Bank Open on Thursday in Toronto.
It was not only Trinity Rodman who had something to celebrate on Sunday. On the same day, her boyfriend and tennis star Ben Shelton also reached a personal milestone that had fans congratulating him.
Shelton looked visibly deflated after his loss, a feeling that many others on the Tour have experienced after playing Sinner over the last 24 months or so.