The ATP Race has been updated after the US Open, with three players assured of their spot at the end-of-year finals in Turin and another player making a strong case towards doing so himself.
Jannik Sinner has created an immense reputation for himself. The five-time Grand Slam champion has become one of the best players on the ATP Tour, with him having sat at the top of the ATP rankings for a grand total of 89 weeks.
Jannik Sinner remains out of action following an untimely right knee injury that wrecked his North American hardcourt swing and US Open ambitions. Nevertheless, his praises are still getting sung far and wide by some of the biggest sports personalities in the world.
Before this year, Alexander Zverev had zero Grand Slam titles on his resume, but by the end of this Grand Slam season, he ended up adding two. However, many people are diminishing his achievement, crediting it to a weak draw instead of giving him his due.
Can you name every Women's U.S. Open tennis champion of the Open Era beginning in 1968?
The US Open is over, and that is a wrap for all Grand Slam action in 2026. It has been a dramatic couple of weeks with the best players in the world challenging for the major accolades in New York.
Asked if he is the best player in the world after winning the US Open, Alexander Zverev kept it real. Alexander Zverev beat Ben Shelton in four sets to claim his second Grand Slam title ever, and to mark his own first ever US Open triumph.
Elena Rybakina and Jannik Sinner have reached the top of tennis from different directions, but the two current world No. 1s appear to share a surprisingly similar habit away from the court.
Zverev is in an excellent position to end the 2026 season as the top-ranked player on the ATP Tour.
Jannik Sinner has completed his treatment in Turin and is now preparing to return to Monte Carlo, marking another important step in his recovery from the right knee problem that forced him to miss the US Open.
Forbes' 2026 ranking of the sport's highest earners shows just how much money the top-ranked players can make throughout the season. Jannik Sinner topped the list with $58 million in total earnings, but $35 million of that came from outside the lines of the court.
Jannik Sinner has taken another important step towards his return to competition, getting back on a tennis court in Turin just one day after offering a positive update on his injured right knee at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza.
Jannik Sinner has been one of the biggest absences from this year's US Open, but while the final Grand Slam of the season has unfolded without him, the Italian has found some interesting ways to spend his time away from the tennis court.
Anna Kalinskaya is through to the third round at the 2026 US Open, and she takes on WTA veteran Elina Svitolina on Friday. The contest will start around 9:30 PM EDT after the conclusion of Frances Tiafoe’s match on Louis Armstrong Stadium.
The growing Injury list is keeping some of Tennis’ biggest stars away from the court. Former Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli has now raised concerns over the playing conditions she believes are contributing to the problem, pointing to the injuries suffered by stars such as Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner as a warning sign for the sport.
The US Open may have just started, but there is already a lot of hype ahead of the Asian swing with the China Open having released a stacked lineup for the event in Beijing, with seven of the top 10 taking centre stage in the Chinese capital.
Novak Djokovic isn’t wasting much time dwelling on his US Open exit. Just hours after his shock first-round defeat to Mariano Navone ended his 77-match Grand Slam opening-round winning streak, the Serb confirmed his participation at an event he hasn’t played in for 11 years.
The final major of the tennis season is here, and the US Open 2026 title contenders picture looks very different than anyone expected a month ago. World No.
With the qualification rounds now concluded, the main draw of the US Open is finally set to begin on August 30. But several notable players will miss the tournament this season from both the ATP and WTA circuits.
The US Open has barely started, and the men’s draw is already missing its biggest name. World No. 1 Jannik Sinner pulled out of New York just days before the draw, adding to a growing list of injury withdrawals.
Ben Shelton is one of the best chances for American men to end the Grand Slam drought that spans over two decades, going into the US Open. However, the eighth seed avoided overconfidence in his pre-tournament press conference, citing several strong challengers in the draw, even in the absence of the World No.1 Jannik Sinner.
Carlos Alcaraz arrives at the US Open in a position he has never faced before. The No.2 seed is defending the title he won against Jannik Sinner last September, but his preparation has been unlike any previous Grand Slam campaign.
World No. 1 and 2024 champion Jannik Sinner withdrew from the upcoming U.S. Open on Friday with a knee injury. The Italian star's news came less than 24 hours after rival Carlos Alcaraz of Spain announced he will make his comeback at the season's final Grand Slam tournament.
There are plenty of expectations on Jannik Sinner heading into this year’s US Open, especially after he came off a winning note by successfully defending his Wimbledon title.
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner withdrew from the Cincinnati Open on Sunday because of a lingering right knee issue. "After consulting with my doctors and my team, I have to announce that I need to withdraw from the Masters 1000 tournament in Cincinnati," Sinner said in a statement released by the tournament.
Since its establishment in 1877, we've seen 129 men's Wimbledon single's champions. How many can you name?Note: The tournament was not held from 1915-18 during the First World War, and from 1940-1945 during the Second World War, and in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.Last names are acceptable as answers.
Zverev has won just one Grand Slam since turning pro in 2013. His struggles against Sinner have prevented him from winning more.
Jannik Sinner played with a noticeable blood spot on his shoe during his first round match at Wimbledon on Monday. Sinner suffered a nasty-looking fall during the third set of his match against Miomir Kecmanovic on Monday, doing the splits and then bending his leg awkwardly.
A gnarly right foot injury was just a flesh wound for Sinner in his first match at Wimbledon on Monday.
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