World number one Jannik Sinner has reappointed fitness coach Umberto Ferrara, with whom he parted ways following the investigation into his positive tests for a banned substance. Ferrara and physiotherapist Giacomo Naldi left the Italian’s team last August, five months after Sinner returned tw...

Second Oldest WTA Singles Match Winner Delivers Vintage Performance There’s something magical about watching Venus Williams on a tennis court. A player who redefined the women’s game in the late 90s and early 2000s, Williams reminded everyone on Monday night in Washington that greatness doesn’...

British number one Jack Draper has withdrawn from forthcoming tournaments in Toronto and Cincinnati because of an arm injury. But the 23-year-old is targeting a return at the US Open, which begins on 24 August. Draper, who reached the US Open semi-finals in 2024, said on social media: “After W...

Olympic champion Zheng Qinwen has announced a short break from the WTA Tour after undergoing arthroscopic surgery on her right elbow. The 22-year-old Chinese star, seeded fifth at Wimbledon 2025, suffered a surprise first-round exit earlier this month and revealed she had been battling “persistent...

Sinner-Alcaraz rivalry feels like a gift—and it’s just getting started Jannik Sinner didn’t hesitate when the mic was passed to him on Centre Court. The first name he mentioned in his Wimbledon victory speech? Carlos Alcaraz. “Carlos, thank you for the player you are,” he said, looking his...

Alcaraz vs Sinner: The Wimbledon Final That Could Define a Generation There are few rivalries in sport that capture the imagination quite like the ones born at the very top. Nadal vs Federer. Borg vs McEnroe. Djokovic vs Murray. Now, the tennis world finds itself gripped by the rise of another epic ...

Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool made history by becoming the first all-British pair to win the men’s doubles title at Wimbledon for 89 years. The pair beat the unseeded partnership of Australian Rinky Hijikata and Dutchman David Pel 6-2 7-6 (7-3) to win a maiden Grand Slam title. Cash, 28, and...

Poland’s Iga Swiatek ruthlessly took advantage of American opponent Amanda Anisimova’s nerves to win her maiden Wimbledon title, with the 6-0 6-0 victory taking just 57 minutes. Swiatek, 24, was also playing in her first final at the All England Club but looked more assured from the very...

How Amanda Anisimova and others are reshaping the narrative around mental health in tennis On the surface, tennis is a beautiful game: graceful footwork, thunderous winners, the roar of a crowd as a match flips on a dime. But beneath the bright lights and Grand Slam glories, there is another story q...

Bencic Stuns Andreeva to Set Up Swiatek Semi-Final at Wimbledon Switzerland’s Belinda Bencic produced a stunning display of composure and resilience to defeat teenage sensation Mirra Andreeva and book her place in a maiden Wimbledon semi-final. The 28-year-old former Olympic champion edged past th...