Tennis News
Novak Djokovic cuts ties with players group he co-founded amid transparency concerns
Djokovic says values no longer align with PTPAPlayers group sued tours and grand slams in MarchSerb was not named as plaintiff in lawsuitNovak Djokovic is cutting ties with the Professional Tennis…
Source: The Guardian
Thanasi Kokkinakis and Nick Kyrgios make emotional doubles comeback with win in Brisbane
Special Ks reunite for 5-7 6-4 10-8 defeat of Matt Ebden and Rajeev RamKokkinakis had donor achilles tendon attached to shoulder in radical surgeryThanasi Kokkinakiss tears after a doubles…
Source: The Guardian
Djokovic cuts ties with union that he cofounded
Novak Djokovic has cut ties with the players' union he co-founded, saying his values "are no longer aligned with the current direction of the organization."
Source: ESPN
Djokovic cuts ties with players union he co-foundedover 'ongoing concerns'
Novak Djokovic has cut ties with the Professional Tennis Players Association, the players' union he co-founded.
Source: Sky Sports
Djokovic cuts ties with player union he co-founded
Novak Djokovic says he has ended his involvement with the Professional Tennis Players Association that he co-founded, expressing concerns over "transparency and governance".
Source: BBC Sport
Raducanu exits United Cup clash against Osaka
British No. 1 Emma Raducanu has withdrawn from her opening clash with Naomi Osaka at the United Cup in Perth.
Source: ESPN
Raducanu withdraws from United Cup tie against Osaka
Emma Raducanu withdraws from her tie against Naomi Osaka as Great Britain begin their United Cup campaign against Japan in Perth, Australia.
Source: BBC Sport
Emma Raducanu ruled out of United Cup opener in false start to new season
British No 1 withdraws from clash with Naomi Osaka due to injuryKatie Swan replaces former US Open champion to play for Team GBEmma Raducanu remains hopeful that she will be able to compete this week…
Source: The Guardian
Goolagong review ABC drama about Australian tennis legend is deeper than most sporting biopics
Newcomer Lila McGuire is outstanding as the former world No 1, her story unfolding over three well-paced, captivating and graceful episodesProductions that recount the lives of great sportspeople are…
Source: The Guardian
Women's game did not need 'Battle of Sexes' - Swiatek
Iga Swiatek says tennis did not need the 'Battle of the Sexes' between Nick Kyrgios and Aryna Sabalenka as the women's game "stands on its own".
Source: BBC Sport
Swiatek: Women's tennis does not need 'Battle of the Sexes'
Iga Swiatek says women's tennis does not need the 'Battle of the Sexes' and is able to "stand on its own".
Source: Sky Sports
Wawrinka opens farewell tour with comeback win
Stan Wawrinka, who announced last month that this year would be his last on the ATP tour, rallied to beat Arthur Rinderknech 5-7, 7-6 (5), 7-6 (5) at the United Cup.
Source: ESPN
Will Carlos Alcaraz prosper after split with coach as new tennis season looms?
Spaniard resumes intense rivalry with Jannik Sinner, while Sabalenka and Swiatek remain at the top of womens gameAmid the endless flood of Instagram photo dumps and gushy captions from social media…
Source: The Guardian
Sick Osaka hopes to be OK by Australian Open
Naomi Osaka is feeling under the weather at the United Cup but is optimistic she is nearly finished with the illness ahead of the Australian Open later this month.
Source: ESPN
Nicholls seeks further improvement in 2026
British doubles player Olivia Nicholls hopes to build on the successes of 2025 at the start of the new tennis season in Australia.
Source: BBC Sport
Boulter turns to Sharapova's former coach Joyce
Katie Boulter has teamed up with Maria Sharapova's former coach, Michael Joyce, as she looks to open 2026 season at the WTA 250 Auckland, live on Sky Sports.
Source: Sky Sports
'We need to protect players' - how can tennis avoid breaking point?
With the 2026 tennis season kicking off, BBC Sport analyses why many top players are complaining about burnout and what could be done to prevent it.
Source: BBC Sport
Boulter turns to Sharapova's former coach Joyce
Katie Boulter turns to Michael Joyce, former coach of Maria Sharapova, as she attempts to climb back up the world rankings.
Source: BBC Sport
Emma Raducanu finds rhythm for new season with stability and stacking good days
Briton to make United Cup debut against Naomi OsakaBilly Harris replaces Jack Draper in Great Britain teamEmma Raducanu believes she is on the right path towards greater success in 2026 as she…
Source: The Guardian
Watson to miss Australian Open because of injury
Heather Watson will miss the Australian Open but says she is on course to return from injury by the end of February.
Source: BBC Sport
