On Saturday at the Miami Open, Elena-Gabriela Ruse had to retire with a right thigh injury, allowing Aryna Sabalenka to reach ...
The Aussie's fans came out in force on Friday and got a show that went from hope to frustration to fury to resignation.
With record attendance and a new extension from the title sponsor, the Indian Wells tournament has grown in stature and ...
Another high-profile player who feels at home at the Miami Open is 24-time Grand Slam champion and six-time tournament winner Novak Djokovic, who is tied with Andre Agassi for most titles at this ...
Joao Fonseca of Brazil, Mirra Andreeva of Russia, Alexandra Eala of the Philippines are among the young players to watch at the Miami Open.
She said on The Rennae Stubbs podcast: “I am lucky being on the road now coaching as I get the chance to see a lot of ...
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Carlos Alcaraz has lost his smile and his partnership with Ferrero may end soonThe former world No.1 has worked hard on specific aspects of his game during the off-season and his two coaches - Juan Carlos ...
World No. 3 tennis player Carlos Alcaraz has distanced himself from the class-action lawsuit filed by the PTPA against the ...
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Former World No.2 explains Carlos Alcaraz's inner conflictIn a long interview with 'TNT Sports', former world No.2 Alex Corretja gave Carlos some valuable advice: "He must not lose his DNA, but he must also understand that there are better days and worse ...
Carlos Alcaraz said he was surprised by the PTPA's class action lawsuit and does not support the legal action.
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