Tennis News
Nadal, Alcaraz and now Jodar: how Spains school of suffering forges the stars of mens tennis
The 19-year-old nicknamed the new Rafa, seeded at this years French Open, is the latest talent to emerge from the countrys conveyor belt of championsSpain is at it again.A year ago Rafael…
Source: The Guardian
'15 mins better than zero' | Tennis players take astance on French Open pay
The world's top tennis players have been cutting short their media duties ahead of the French Open in a protest against prize money. The players taking part in the protest want Grand Slams to offer a…
Source: Sky Sports
Jannik Sinner chasing immortality at French Open with career grand slam in reach
Italian is overwhelming favourite in the mens draw while womens event has several genuine contenders Daniil Medvedev sighed deeply. He had been asked in his pre-French Open press conference to…
Source: The Guardian
Alex Eala changing what Filipino athletes, fans believe is possible
Alex Eala continues her tennis journey in the French Open at Roland Garros, and it is increasingly clear that she is no longer chasing success simply for herself.
Source: ESPN
5 Live Sport: All About French Open
BBC Sport travels to Italy to tell the story of Jannik Sinner's rise to the top of tennis
Source: BBC Sport
Raducanu: 'I was being pulled left and right' when parting company with coaches but 'no mistake' with Andrew Richardson
Emma Raducanu insisted parting company with Andrew Richardson following her US Open triumph was not a mistake despite opting to rehire him.
Source: Sky Sports
Trust and a connection - why Raducanu rehired Richardson
Emma Raducanu believes it is "very difficult to say" she made a mistake in parting ways with recently rehired coach Andrew Richardson after her US Open triumph.
Source: BBC Sport
As world No 1, I have to stand up and fight: Sabalenka leads players in grand slam protest
Year-long dispute led to French Open media protestNovak Djokovic chose not to participate in walkoutAryna Sabalenka insisted the player push for a greater financial contribution from the grand slams…
Source: The Guardian
Sinner, Sabalenka favored for French Open titles
Jannik Sinner is an overwhelming favorite to win the men's French Open title, while Aryna Sabalenka edges Iga Swiatek as the betting favorite on the women's side.
Source: ESPN
GB's Gill loses in final round of qualifying
Britain's Felix Gill will have to wait to make his Grand Slam singles debut after he fell at the final hurdle in French Open qualifying.
Source: BBC Sport
Sinner odds-on favorite, Sabalenka tops women's odds for French Open
Jannik Sinner heavily favored with rival Carlos Alcaraz out, Aryana Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek favored on women's side.
Source: ESPN
Sabalenka cuts news conference short as French Open players protest over pay
Leading players, including Aryna Sabalenka, Coco Gauff and Jannik Sinner, limit their French Open media duties to 15 minutes in a row over prize money.
Source: BBC Sport
Sabalenka cuts French Open presser short amid prize fund row
Aryna Sabalenka cut short her French Open press conference on Friday, as part of a protest by top tennis players over the prize money on offer at Grand Slams.
Source: Sky Sports
Who has won the most French Open titles?
Our Ask Me Anything team looks at who has won the most French Open singles and doubles titles.
Source: BBC Sport
Unbeatable Sinner? Novak's last chance? Sabalenka's time? French Open predictions
Is Jannik Sinner unbeatable? Is this Novak Djokovic's last chance? What about Aryna Sabalenka's chances of landing her maiden French Open? It's predictions time...
Source: Sky Sports
Fendrich, longtime AP writer, tennis expert, dies
Howard Fendrich, an award-winning writer for the Associated Press who covered record-breaking Olympic moments and some 70 Grand Slam tennis finals, has died. He was 55.
Source: ESPN
Tim Henman steps in to grand slam pay row to deter player protests at Wimbledon
Players have demanded bigger prize pots at top eventsHenman has secured meeting with players at Roland GarrosWimbledon will offer to create a new player council in a meeting with leading player…
Source: The Guardian
French Open prize money won't change this year
The French Open will not adjust its prize money pool this year despite player complaints about their share of the major's revenue, tournament director Amelie Mauresmo said Thursday.
Source: ESPN
Sporting Witness: Rafael Nadal wins Wimbledon 2008
In 2008, Rafael Nadal won Wimbledon after a hard-fought final against Roger Federer
Source: BBC Sport
French Open draw: Djokovic avoids Sinner half but Raducanu faces early Sierra test
Carlos Alcaraz absence makes Italian heavy mens favouriteEmma Raducanu will face talented Solana SierraNovak Djokovic has avoided Jannik Sinners half of the French Open draw but faces a…
Source: The Guardian
