Blame games erupt as Sinner’s ex-physical trainer breaks silence
The blame game has erupted as tennis world number one Jannik Sinner’s former physical trainer Umberto Ferrara breaks silence on failed doping tests.
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Fan’s conspiracy theory divides tennis world
A British tennis star had to be helped from the court after collapsing midgame in scary scenes, but not everyone was convinced.
New Aussie breaks silence on defection
Daria Kasatkina has opened up about the defection call she “had to make” and why it simply had to be Australia.
Djokovic image sparks serious concern
Tennis fans were left expressing their concern for the wellbeing of Novak Djokovic after worrying images emerged before a key final.
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Kyrgios shocks with huge life update
Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios and his long-term partner have called it quits with details coming to light over the break up.
World number 12 defects to Australia
Tennis in Australia has received a massive boost after one of the top players in the world switched her allegiance to Down Under.
Djokovic oldest man to Masters Semi’s
Tennis: Novak Djokovic made history after a straights set defeat of Sebastian Korda, becoming the oldest player through to the Masters 1000 semi’s…
Tennis star gets extra security after being harassed at Miami Open
Abuse of tennis star Iga Swiatek by an ‘aggressive and taunting’ spectator comes only a month after Emma Raducanu’s terrifying stalker ordeal in Dubai.
Teen ECSTATIC after taking down Swiatek
Tennis: Alexandra Eala, a 19-year-old wildcard from the Philippines, produced a huge upset at the Miami Open.
Demon downs teen rival in thriller
Tennis: Australian Alex de Minaur beat exciting 18-year-old Joao Fonseca in a thrilling round-of-32 clash at the Miami Open.
Djokovic topples longtime rival’s record
Tennis: Novak Djokovic earned a record 411th ATP Masters 1000 match win when he defeated Camilo Ugo Carabelli at the Miami Open.
de Minaur too good in Miami Open 2nd Rd
TEN: Alex de Minaur has powered his way through to the 3rd round of the Miami Open with a dominant display in his first outing of the tournament….
From world number one to rock bottom
At just 12, Todd Ley was the best juniors tennis player in the world and Australia’s next Lleyton Hewitt, until his world fell apart.
Kyrgios blows up at team in Miami loss
Tennis: Nick Kyrgios turned his frustrations towards his player’s box in his straight set loss in Miami.
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