Tennis News
Katie Boulter stuns Rybakina for biggest win after Raducanu starts Queens party
British No 3 produces her greatest-ever performanceEmma Raducanu finds her best tennis to defeat CirsteaKatie Boulter battled hard with Elena Rybakina and she emerged from the longest day of her…
Source: The Guardian
Best shots as Boulter stuns Rybakina
Watch the best shots as Britain's Katie Boulter stuns top seed Elena Rybakina to book her Queen's semi-final spot.
Source: BBC Sport
Boulter records biggest win of career over world No 2 Rybakina at Queen's
British wildcard Katie Boulter recorded the biggest win of her career with an epic victory against world No 2 Elena Rybakina to reach the HSBC Championships semi-finals at the Queen's Club.
Source: Sky Sports
'This win goes to the crowd' - Boulter on Rybakina victory
Britain's Katie Boulter defeats world number two and top seed Elena Rybakina 7-5, 2-6, 6-5 to progress to the semi-finals of the Queen's Club Championship.
Source: BBC Sport
Serena's doubles peer Mboko out of Wimbledon
Victoria Mboko, No. 9 in the WTA's singles rankings and doubles partner of Serena Williams, will miss Wimbledon with an MCL injury to her left knee, she announced Friday.
Source: ESPN
Raducanu beats Cirstea to book Queen's quarter-final spot
Britain's Emma Raducanu books her place in the quarter-finals of the Queen's Club Championship with a dominant straight-set win over Romania's Sorana Cirstea.
Source: BBC Sport
Raducanu joins Boulter in Queen's quarter-finals
Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter will both play twice in one day at Queen's after recording impressive wins to reach the quarter-finals.
Source: BBC Sport
Wimbledon increase in prize money not enough
Leading players have welcomed Wimbledon's record increase in prize money but insisted significant issues remain unresolved.
Source: ESPN
Raducanu through to Queen's quarter-finals
Emma Raducanu produced another impressive victory as she beat Sorana Cirstea 6-4 6-2 in the second round at Queen's.
Source: Sky Sports
'Structrual issues' unresolved despite Wimbledon prize increase, say players
Leading players have welcomed Wimbledons record increase in prize money but insisted significant "structural issues" remain unresolved.
Source: Sky Sports
Wimbledon to escape protests after players accept 20% prize money increase
Representatives says increase is signal of intentTennis stars had boycotted media at French OpenWimbledon will avoid the threat of player protests at this years tournament after…
Source: The Guardian
Sports quiz of the week: World Cup, Knicks, T20, Giro and Serena Williams
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Source: The Guardian
Williams pays tribute to Mboko after 'special' doubles campaign ends
Serena Williams offered condolences to her doubles partner Victoria Mboko after an injury forced the 19-year-old to withdraw from the Queen's Club doubles tournament.
Source: Sky Sports
Cool as you like! Kyrgios pulls out classic as drop shot leaves crowd laughing
Nick Kyrgios showed pure nonchalance, turning around immediately after hitting a drop shot volley against Sho Shimabukuro at the Stuttgart Open.
Source: Sky Sports
Kyrgios' return to action ends in second round
Australian Nick Kyrgios' return to action at the Stuttgart Open ends with a second-round loss to Japanese qualifier Sho Shimabukuro.
Source: BBC Sport
The cost of perfection - Croft on the sacrifices of tennis players
BBC Sport's Annabel Croft says it is "impossible for tennis players to have a normal social life" because viewing peers as rivals restricts friendships and affects general happiness. Croft explains…
Source: BBC Sport
Balancing babies and breaks - how tennis protects player rankings
BBC Sport's Annabel Croft and Naomi Broady discuss how the WTA reformed its rulebook, ensuring players no longer have to choose between family planning and their professional tennis careers.
Source: BBC Sport
Former British number one Evans to retire after Wimbledon
Former British number one Dan Evans is to retire from tennis after this year's Wimbledon.
Source: BBC Sport
Serena return hits snag as partner Mboko out
Serena Williams' return to tennis has been cut short after her doubles partner, Victoria Mboko, was forced to withdraw from the HSBC Championships with a knee injury.
Source: ESPN
After French outcry, Wimbledon payouts up 20%
Amid players' calls for a bigger share of revenues, Wimbledon announced 20% increases in total prize money and for the singles champions, who will earn $4.8 million at the grass-court Grand Slam next…
Source: ESPN
