Heat finally got a rulebook instead of just sweat and a towel.
The ATP announced an extreme heat policy that takes effect in 2026, bringing the men’s tour closer to the WTA and other sports that already use scientific …
ATP Adds Extreme Heat Rule From 2026 — Players Finally Get a Break Read More »
Another week of tennis scheduling chaos arrived like an errant drop shot, surprising everyone except the court raccoons.
Last week saw a string of late decisions that left players waiting, broadcasters scrambling and fans wondering whether their tickets meant entry …
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Sabalenka keeps the crown.
Aryna Sabalenka finished 2025 as the Women’s Tennis Association player of the year for a second straight season after a campaign that read like a highlight reel, leaving little doubt she was the player everyone else …
Sabalenka Keeps The Crown After A Year Of Relentless Wins Read More »
Alcaraz finished 2025 as the season’s surface king.
ATPTour.com’s Best Of series rounded up a year that mixed dominance and surprise, and this story breaks down who owned clay, grass and hard courts in 2025, with Carlos Alcaraz leading the …
Alcaraz On Top: How He Ruled Every Surface In 2025 Read More »
Rafael Nadal is heading back to Jeddah, and the young guns should probably warm up their handshakes now.
The Spanish legend will be on site for the Next Gen ATP Finals presented by PIF from 17-21 December, combining fan …
Nadal Returns To Jeddah To Inspire The Next Gen Read More »
Pam Shriver has traded a few volleys for volunteerism, and the net result is a grassroots recovery plan for fire-hit Los Angeles neighborhoods.
Her nonprofit work with friend Ilise Friedman under the Village Rising banner is pushing repair funds out …
Pam Shriver Leads Tennis-Driven Wildfire Recovery In Los Angeles Read More »
Tennis served us a gentle surprise this week, with results that whisper rather than shout but still change the narrative for the months ahead.
Minor upsets, steady veterans and a handful of younger players earning attention combined to make the …
Season Shapes Up With Surprises And Tactical Shifts Read More »
Twenty years out of the game is a long timeout, even by tennis standards.
The International Tennis Integrity Agency confirmed on Thursday that French player Quentin Folliot has been banned and fined after a probe found he was involved in …
Quentin Folliot Given 20‑Year Tennis Ban After ITIA Match‑Fixing Ruling Read More »
Women’s tennis just landed a deal that changes the scoreboard for good.
The WTA announced a headline partnership with Mercedes-Benz that will rebrand the circuit as the “WTA Tour Driven by Mercedes-Benz” starting January 1, 2026, a move that aims …
WTA Lands Record Mercedes-Benz Deal That Changes The Game Read More »
Fresh faces do not always arrive quietly, and the International Tennis Federation has just handed a louder microphone to five players who turned strong ITF runs into attention-grabbing breakthroughs this season.
The ITF panel announced its Class of 2025 this …
ITF Names Class Of 2025: Mboko, Tjen And Rising Stars Get Their Moment Read More »
Aryna Sabalenka has stepped into a controversial debate, weighing in on transgender athletes in women’s tennis with a clear stance that fans and rivals are watching closely ahead of a high-stakes Dubai event.
As talk swirls around Kostyuk’s comments and …
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Miami welcomed tennis into a baseball cathedral as Carlos Alcaraz headlined the first ever tennis event at loanDepot Park.
The one night affair linked rising Brazilian João Fonseca with American stars Amanda Anisimova and Jessica Pegula, turning a park into …
Carlos Alcaraz Leads Historic Miami Invitational At Marlins Park Read More »
A Melbourne night of ceremony and ambition delivered a clear message: a new era is nearly here as Alex de Minaur claimed his fourth Newcombe Medal and Maya Joint signaled Australia’s next wave. The room hummed with potential and questions …
Alex De Minaur Wins Fourth Newcombe Medal As Maya Joint Finishes Runner-Up Read More »
Fort Lauderdale’s tennis story just got a new chapter that shines brighter than a white ball under afternoon sun. A refurbished Holiday Park welcomed a symbolic crown, naming the court after Chris Evert, and turning a neighborhood landmark into a …
Chris Evert Stadium Court Bridges Legacy And A Youth Tennis Revival Read More »
Tennis returns to Madison Square Garden, and the stage is set for a star-studded night.
The Garden Cup brings a rare blend of power and personality, with World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka, four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka, …
Garden Cup Returns To The Garden: Tennis Stars Take NYC Read More »
A weekend of upsets and late bursts of energy rewrote the early season script across the tour. Surprising names seized momentum, veterans rediscovered rhythm, and the pace of competition quickened in dramatic fashion. Fans woke to new narratives about grit, …
Big Weekend Upsets Shake The Tour And A Rookie Makes Waves Read More »
From the heat of the Nadal Academy courts to the glass of Jeddah’s spotlight, two teenagers are rewriting the script for what comes next in men’s tennis. Episode 2 of Journey to Jeddah pulls back the curtain on a year …
Journey To Jeddah: Blockx’s Rise And Nadal’s Influence On Landaluce Read More »
Anastasia Potapova has swapped allegiances, a strategic shift that could elevate Austria’s Billie Jean King Cup hopes while reshaping the map for a player who once ranked as high as No. 21 and has spent years learning on the global …
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