Solo practice just got smarter and less lonely, with a machine that actually waits for you to catch up instead of spitting balls like an overcaffeinated ballboy.
At CES 2026 Pongbot unveiled the Pace S Pro, a tennis training platform …
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Stan Wawrinka’s last tour looks more fight than farewell.
At 40 and entering his 25th and final ATP season, Wawrinka has no interest in a procession. He says he wants to crown rather than tarnish one of the finest careers …
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Iga Swiatek kept her cool in Sydney and made it clear she does not think tennis needs a modern Battle of the Sexes to prove its value.
The world No 2 used the spark around the controversial Dubai exhibition to …
Swiatek Says Women’s Tennis Stands On Its Own And Shrugs Off Battle Of The Sexes Hype Read More »
Wawrinka just joined a very exclusive club.
His comeback victory at the United Cup in Perth did more than earn a point for Switzerland; it extended a career-long streak that now places him alongside some of the game’s most persistent …
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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 …
Can Tennis Avoid Breaking Point? Players Push For Shorter Season And Safer Scheduling Read More »
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 …
Sabalenka Wants Revenge: Targets Kyrgios Rematch After Dubai Loss Read More »
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 …
Tsitsipas Considered Retirement After Painful 2025, Eyes 2026 Comeback Read More »
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 …
Auger-Aliassime Eyes Deep Australian Open Run After Career Year Read More »
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 …
Kyrgios Vs. Sabalenka: Dubai’s Battle Of The Sexes Falls Flat Read More »
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 …
Ronaldo Says He And Djokovic Have A Similar Story: Why That Matters Read More »
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 …
Tunisia Rankings Shuffle: Jabeur Falls, Echargui Rises To No. 134 Read More »
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 …
Kyrgios Downs Sabalenka 6-3, 6-3 In Dubai Exhibition Read More »
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 …
Sabalenka Vs Kyrgios: Dubai Battle Of The Sexes Divides Tennis Read More »
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 …
Jack Draper Will Miss Australian Open After Ongoing Arm Injury Read More »
