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Knee 'cooked' but Kyrgios back on track for US Open

Nick Kyrgios' first completed match on the ATP Tour in four months has ended in a swift defeat, but his return was a successful one with a major looming.

AAP

How to watch the 2025 Washington Open tennis tournament online or on TV from around the world

Here's how you can watch the 2025 Washington Open, which begins on Monday, July 21.

WhatToWatch

Has Jannik Sinner Overtaken Carlos Alcaraz as Tennis's New Dominant Force?

Jannik Sinner's rise to ATP World No. 1, backed by consistent victories and physical resilience, suggests he has overtaken Carlos Alcaraz as the dominant player in men's tennis.

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Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz Pass Tennis Legends in Career Earnings List After Wimbledon Final

Sinner and Alcaraz vaulted some big names on the ATP career earnings list after Wimbledon.

Sports Illustrated

Inside look at early rivalry between Sinner and Alcaraz

Inside look at early rivalry between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. They will be playing in the Wimbledon final on Sunday.

The Sports Daily

Bill Ackman Draws Near-Sell-Out Crowd But Also Social Media Scorn After Lopsided Loss In Newport Tennis Doubles Debut

Billionaire hedge-fund manager Bill Ackman's wildcard doubles debut lasted just 63 minutes Wednesday as Australians Omar Jasika and Bernard Tomic routed Ackman and former Grand Slam champion Jack Sock 6-1, 7-5 in the first round of the ATP's Hall of Fame Open.

Benzinga

Bill Ackman Swaps Wall Street For Tennis Court—And He Is Playing To Win: 'You Never Know'

Bill Ackman is best known for his large investments in companies that can lead to activist battles. The investor is now ready to take a break from the stock market to participate in a sports competition.

Benzinga

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Five best second round matches of 2025 Wimbledon

Five best second round matches of 2025 Wimbledon. We take a look at three men's matches and two women's matches.

The Sports Daily

Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard hits fastest serve in Wimbledon history – but still loses the point

The Frenchman launched a rocket in the first game of his clash against Taylor Fritz on Court 1

The Independent UK

The making of Jack Draper: from teen ‘maniac’ to Wimbledon title contender

A scrappy, smart defensive player as a smaller child, a late growth spurt and shrewd coaching have honed the 23-year-old Briton into a player others now fear

The Guardian - UK

Jay Clarke admits PTPA lawsuit was ‘much bigger than I anticipated’

The British number six was initially listed as a plaintiff in the case against tennis’ governing bodies before removing his name from the lawsuit.

The Independent UK

Aussie army of 16 seek golden tickets for Wimbledon

Australia's one grass-court tournament winner in 2025 Tristan Schoolkate will lead 15 other compatriots into battle for lucrative Wimbledon main-draw spots.

AAP

The Jacob Fearnley train continues at speed as British No 2 seals career-first at Queen’s

Fearnley, ranked outside the top 500 just over a year ago, overcame the awkward Corentin Moutet in west London to reach a first ATP tour quarter-final

The Independent UK

Spectator at ATP event in Halle hit by falling advertising banner

The woman did not suffer any major injuries but was taken to a nearby hospital to be checked ‘for safety reasons’.

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Emma Raducanu And Katie Boulter Play Doubles At Queen's Club Championships

A British doubles team pairing of Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter is headlining the action at the Queen's Club Championships.

The Guardian - UK

Rivalry intensifies as Alcaraz and Sinner contest first grand slam final

French Open final between top two in the world is further proof of their dominance

The Guardian - UK

New Queen’s tournament to offer equal prize money for women by 2029

The Lawn Tennis Association has pledged to bridge the gap at Queen’s and Eastbourne between men’s and women’s prize pots in the next four years

The Guardian - UK

Tiafoe baffled after Musetti escapes punishment for kicking ball at line judge

Lorenzo Musetti said he feared being thrown out of the French Open after he accidentally kicked a ball at a line judge during his quarter-final win over Frances Tiafoe

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The Sports Daily

Tim Henman Believes Tennis Needs To Revamp Schedule

Tim Henman is the latest person to speak out against the marathon ATP tennis schedule causing injuries and player burnout.

The Sports Daily

French Open Heartbreak: Injured Arthur Fils Withdraws

French fans are devastated that their hometown hero, Arthur Fils, has withdrawn from the tournament due to injury.

The Sports Daily

Alex De Minaur And Casper Ruud Talk About Long Tennis Season

Why the ATP and WTA need to pay attention to players like Alex de Minaur and Casper Ruud talking about the length of the tennis season.

Radio France Internationale

Roland Garros: Five things we learned on Day 5: A whole lot of love for Gasquet

Richard Gasquet went off into the sunset after losing to the world number one Jannik Sinner. There was a lot of love for the 38-year-old who graced the courts for just over two decades.

AAP

'There's too much tennis': Demon wants shorter schedule

Alex de Minaur has joined the criticism of the tennis schedule, saying players' careers could be at risk unless the season is shortened.

Radio France Internationale

French Open: Sinner brings down curtain on Gasquet's career

Top seed Jannik Sinner eased past French veteran Richard Gasquet in straight sets on Thursday to move into the third round at the French Open and send his opponent into retirement.

Radio France Internationale

Roland Garros: Five things we learned on Day 3: Young guns and equal rights

Teen sensations Mirra Andreeva and Joao Fonseca bustled and battered their way into the second round as a defeated Ons Jabeur hit out the scheduling.

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