Jannik Sinner will complete his three-month suspension and be eligible to return to tennis at the Rome Open. The World No. 1 shared his thoughts on the comeback.

Zverev answers if the Jannik Sinner and Iga Swiatek changed anything in the practices of the anti-doping authorities.

Alcaraz was further behind Sinner and Zverev. He won the title in Rotterdam but failed to defend his crown at Indian Wells and suffered an early exit from Miami, thus losing points. He bounced back by ...

World No.2 Iga Swiatek faces rising pressure in Madrid as key rivals close the ranking gap. With her dominance under threat, ...

Jannik Sinner is ramping up the intensity in his practices and gym work as the 23-year-old admits he doesn't expect to easily ...

Bianca Andreescu demonstrated once again that she is one of the nicest people in tennis after explaining why she reached out to Alexandra Eala. Andreescu can relate to Eala bursting onto the scene ...

Tennis has long been considered a “gentleman’s” sport, one associated with sportsmanship and class of the highest level. Like ...

Jannik Sinner will spend a full year on the ATP throne! Carlos Alcaraz withdrew from the Madrid Masters and can no longer ...

The International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) recently announced that they have made it mandatory for the players to ...

World No. 2 Alexander Zverev advanced to the third round of the Madrid Open and revealed the pivotal moment that reignited ...

Jannik Sinner has admitted he doesn’t expect it to be easy when he returns to competitive tennis next month. The world No. 1 is into the last few weeks of his WADA suspension and is now permitted to ...