Freshman Clay Bathke flew with a racket and quiet confidence to Queen Creek, Arizona, and left with a singles pod title that suddenly has Mitchell fans talking about the near future.
The win came at the Casteel Holiday Tournament, a …
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Tennis is approaching a breaking point and the players are asking for change.
High profile withdrawals and public complaints from Daria Kasatkina, Elina Svitolina, Iga Swiatek and Carlos Alcaraz have turned a private worry about fatigue into a full blown …
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Venus Williams is heading back to Melbourne and the draw just inherited a built‑in headline act.
The seven-time major champion was awarded the final women’s wildcard for the Australian Open, setting up a record‑making return 28 years after her first …
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Sabalenka wants another shot after Nick Kyrgios beat her in Dubai’s Battle of the Sexes.
The world number one has publicly framed the loss as a learning moment, teased format tweaks for a rematch and set up a storyline that …
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Stefanos Tsitsipas admits the 2025 season left him wondering whether to walk away from tennis for good.
The 27-year-old former top player says crippling back pain haunted him for months and forced a long rethink after a painful US Open …
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Tennis season Down Under is officially underway and the courts are buzzing with purpose and sunscreen.
Just weeks after the season-ending ATP and WTA finals, players are arriving across Australia and New Zealand for a compressed two-week sprint of mixed …
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Felix Auger-Aliassime believes the momentum from his best year can finally carry him deeper into Melbourne.
The 25-year-old arrives in Australia fresh off a season that saw him close the gap on the tour’s top names, aim for a …
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Dubai promised spectacle and celebrity, but the on-court reality of the so-called Battle of the Sexes mostly inspired a collective shrug.
Nick Kyrgios and Aryna Sabalenka faced off in an exhibition that was billed as entertainment and historical echo, yet …
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When Cristiano Ronaldo nods at Novak Djokovic, you listen.
At the 16th Global Soccer Awards in Dubai, Ronaldo presented Djokovic with the Globe Sports Award and offered a rare cross-sport salute that resonated beyond clubhouse chatter, a short, public curriculum …
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Tunisia’s tennis scene shuffled the rankings deck this week.
The WTA and ATP updates published on Monday, 29 December 2025, brought modest movement for Tunisian players but a number of notable shifts that matter for national selection, sponsorship chatter, and …
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Carlos Alcaraz was not holidaying in Murcia; the camera caught him working like someone with a very expensive to-do list.
Getty photographer Clive Brunskill released images from a December 24 session that underscore why the World No. 1 is already …
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Nick Kyrgios handed Aryna Sabalenka a straight-sets defeat in Dubai and left the crowd buzzing with plenty of on-court theatre.
The exhibition match in Dubai finished 6-3, 6-3 to Kyrgios, pitting the Australian maverick against the women’s world number one …
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Dubai has signalled a rematch of a cultural moment, but this time the players, the rules and the hashtags are doing most of the talking.
The centrepiece is Aryna Sabalenka versus Nick Kyrgios at the Coca-Cola Arena, an exhibition billed …
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Jack Draper will miss the Australian Open.
On Boxing Day the British No 1 announced in a video on X that he and his team had decided to skip Melbourne while he finishes a lengthy rehab for a bone bruise …
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A surprise result or an injury at the right moment can rewrite a season and give the narrative new teeth.
This week delivered both: unexpected match outcomes, veteran grit when it mattered, and a fresh set of questions about player …
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Surprises on the tennis calendar have a way of making coaches reach for the whiteboard and fans reach for the remote, and the current shuffle is doing both at once.
Several recent developments have prompted players and teams to reassess …
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Nadal is back in Jeddah, and the Next Gen players are getting their close-up with one of tennis’s biggest names in their corner.
As the week tightens toward the business end of the Next Gen ATP Finals, the presence of …
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Charlie Robertson is turning time as a hitting partner into a practical springboard for a pro career.
In Jeddah for the Next Gen ATP Finals presented by PIF, the Scot has been soaking up experience and motivation while practising with …
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