Missing sources do not mean missing standards; here is how we handle quiet feeds and still serve readers a clear, honest summary.
When the supplied material is empty, we explain what verifiable reporting can and cannot say, describe our verification …
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De Minaur passed a stiff opening test, and the Rotterdam chase feels very much alive.
Top seed Alex de Minaur overcame heavy-hitting Arthur Fils in straight sets on Tuesday, reminding the field that after two runner-up finishes he is still …
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Tennis fans love a generational argument almost as much as they love late rallies and bad court tattoos.
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner have dominated the recent majors, Patrick Mouratoglou has stoked the fire by suggesting they match or even …
Murray, Mouratoglou And The Big Debate Over Alcaraz, Sinner And Djokovic Read More »
Serena Williams edges closer to a possible tennis comeback.
The International Tennis Integrity Agency shows Serena Williams listed as eligible to return on Feb. 22, a technical milestone after she spent six months in the testing pool; there is no …
Serena Williams Nears Return Eligibility, No Plan Announced Read More »
Katie Boulter left Ostrava with a new trophy and a social media moment that even her fiancé could not resist poking fun at.
Boulter claimed her fourth WTA Tour title in the Czech city, dropping only two sets all week …
Katie Boulter Adds Fourth Title And Alex de Minaur Jokes About More ‘Ornaments’ Read More »
Felix Auger-Aliassime did it again in Montpellier.
The Canadian defended his Open Occitanie title, outlasting Adrian Mannarino in a straight-sets final and reminding the indoor season who owns the south of France in February.
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Sorana Cirstea overwhelmed Emma Raducanu in Cluj, the Romanian producing a clinical 6-0, 6-2 victory as home fans cheered a stirring late-career statement.
The final felt like two different tournaments stitched together: Cirstea moved with zip and confidence while Raducanu …
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Raducanu Is Back In A Final.
After a near five-year gap since her fairy-tale US Open run, Emma Raducanu ended a long drought by beating Oleksandra Oliynykova in the Transylvania Open semis, producing a run of 16 consecutive points that …
Emma Raducanu Reaches First Final Since 2021 US Open As Boulter Also Advances Read More »
Tennis’s calendar is under fresh scrutiny.
Reports and chatter this week have reignited debate about player welfare, event scheduling and the balance between tradition and money, and those conversations are starting to feel less theoretical and more urgent for everyone …
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Alcaraz just rewrote the record books in Melbourne.
At 22, Carlos Alcaraz beat Novak Djokovic to win his first Australian Open, claim his seventh major and become the youngest man ever to complete the career Grand Slam, a milestone he …
Alcaraz Completes Career Grand Slam With Australian Open Win And Plans Kangaroo Tattoo Read More »
Early-season indoor tennis just turned into a wallet war between Rotterdam and Dallas.
The ABN AMRO Open in Rotterdam and the Nexo Dallas Open both run from 9 to 15 February and have published their 2026 prize-money and points schedules, …
Rotterdam Vs Dallas: Which February Tournament Pays More? Read More »
John McEnroe lost his temper at Melbourne Airport and a teenager paid the price.
Two airport scenes from the Australian Open bubble, one explosive and one restrained, have reignited debate about fan behaviour and player privacy as footage of both …
McEnroe’s Airport Meltdown Vs Nadal’s Polite Exit: Who’s In The Right? Read More »
Jack Draper is back on the Davis Cup radar, and Norway will get his first competitive look in months.
After six months out with an upper left arm problem, the British number one travels to Oslo to play in Great …
Jack Draper Ready For Davis Cup After ‘Lots Of Dark Moments’ Read More »
It is rare to see history and strollers share the same headline, but that is exactly what happened this week in the WTA rankings.
Belinda Bencic and Elina Svitolina have both returned from maternity leave and now sit inside the …
Mothers Make History: Bencic And Svitolina Both In WTA Top 10 Read More »
Emma Raducanu felt the crowd, and Simona Halep, watching every return in Cluj-Napoca.
The Briton arrived in Romania as top seed after a split with coach Francisco Roig and an Australian Open exit, and she admitted the presence of a …
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Neal Skupski and Christian Harrison just made doubles look like a rehearsed magic trick, trophy and all.
On a sun-slick Rod Laver Arena the newly-formed British-American pair beat Australian wildcards Jason Kubler and Marc Polmans in straight sets to claim …
Skupski And Harrison Stop The Wildcards To Win Australian Open Doubles Read More »
Late nights met landmark history in Melbourne, and the scoreboard delivered a story coaches will be arguing about for decades.
Novak Djokovic’s marathon semi, a skip of on-site training and Carlos Alcaraz’s career Grand Slam made for a headline-packed build …
Late Night, Big History: Djokovic, Alcaraz And The Melbourne Finale Read More »
Elena Rybakina has claimed the Australian Open to secure her second Grand Slam title in a tense final against Aryna Sabalenka.
Her 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 victory in Melbourne not only returned a major trophy to her cabinet but also added …
Rybakina’s Melbourne Masterclass: Breaks Serena’s WTA Record And Eyes No.1 Read More »
