The tennis record Stan Wawrinka has retired holding that will never be beaten
Stan Wawrinka has officially ended his decorated career as a professional tennis player. Wawrinka lost to Jiri Lehecka in the first round of the Swiss Indoors in Basel, where he had announced he would retire from tennis.
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Rybakina secures year-end number one ranking
Elena Rybakina secures the year-end women’s singles number one spot by beating Yulia Putintseva in the last 16 of the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo.
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Jakub Mensik Suffers Nasty Fall in Vienna and Hits His Head On-Court
Jakub Mensik’s night at the Vienna Open turned scary in a matter of seconds. The eighth seed took a heavy fall in the middle of a rally in the second set against Adrian Mannarino on Wednesday, hit his head on the court, and was visibly shaken as he tried to continue.
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Jack Draper claims the ATP Tour is ‘putting a whole generation in danger’ as he calls out current schedule
Jack Draper has some strong views after having a disrupted season due to injury.
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Turin Update: Musetti Stays Hot in Vienna, Stops Tiafoe
Lorenzo Musetti dealt to blow to Frances Tiafoe’s Turin hopes, but the American is still in good shape.
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Alexander Zverev and the Countdown to World No. 1
A decade of heartbreak, injury, and doubt did not answer the question about Alexander Zverev. The ATP Year-End No. 1 ranking just did. With that title in his pocket, Zverev is now on the threshold of his first career peak in the rankings.
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Juan Carlos Ferrero predicts if Alexander Zverev can now compete with Carlos Alcaraz long-term
Juan Carlos Ferrero has suggested that Alexander Zverev can compete on equal terms with Carlos Alcaraz.
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Race to Turin: Medvedev can retake fifth on Thursday as de Minaur waits for Cobolli or Berrettini
Alex de Minaur knows where his next chance lies. Into the Vienna quarterfinals after beating Learner Tien, the Australian, first in line outside the cut, now waits for the winner of an all-Italian match between Flavio Cobolli, fifth in the PIF ATP Live Race to Turin, and Matteo Berrettini.
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ATP–WTA Merger: Who Stands to Gain—and Who Could Pay the Price?
Despite decades of calls for unity, professional tennis remains divided between the ATP and WTA, with both tours operating as separate businesses.
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Bianca Andreescu eyes top-100 return after extending winning streak: ‘I think I played excellent tennis today’
Bianca Andreescu is getting closer to a return to the WTA top 100.
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The ATP Tour to trial new rule at upcoming tournament where Taylor Fritz and Casper Ruud are playing
Taylor Fritz and Casper Ruud will both be part of this year’s Stockholm Open.
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Novak Djokovic gets brutally honest about his relationship with Roger Federer
"I always had incredible respect, and still do, for Roger…"
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“Let Them Live”- Andy Roddick Slams Continued Scrutiny of Elina Svitolina-Gael Monfils Split
Tennis fans have spent years watching Elina Svitolina and Gael Monfils support each other through victories, defeats, injuries, and difficult moments away from the court.
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Where is Olga Danilovic? Heartwarming news as former World No.32 welcomes baby boy with famous goalkeeper fiancé
Olga Danilovic surged into life in 2024 and 2025, becoming a real dangerous player and reaching the top 32 in the world last year, but she suddenly fell away and has not played on tour since February 2026.
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“Makes Me Very Sad”: Batata Clerc Pushes Back Against Possible Surface Change at ‘Cathedral of Tennis’
In Buenos Aires, the Argentina Open has built its identity around clay, local heroes, and a crowd that knows exactly when to roar. Now, reports of a possible switch to hard courts in 2028 have stirred up strong emotions in Argentine tennis.
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