Carlos Alcaraz’s injury recovery is progressing but his training is at a ‘very low intensity’, according to reports in his native Spain. The seven-time major winner began the year in unstoppable form.
Alex Eala is going from strength to strength both on and off the court, and much of that is down to the support she receives ...
The Washington Open is the first stop of the 2026 North American hard-court swing, and the women's tournament has been hit by ...
Paula Badosa has been branded an “absolute disgrace” for her racket-flinging antics at the 2026 Iasi Open, where she escaped a disqualification in her semi-final win. The former world No 2 secured a ...
Andy Murray won three Grand Slams during his distinguished career, yet the tennis great "would argue" there is one ...
Arthur Fils' coach Goran Ivanisevic has spoken glowingly about the French star's talent and made a strong statement about his ...
Novak Djokovic has been backed to “pull off” his dream of competing at the 2028 Los Angeles Games with his former coach Goran ...
Elena Rybakina was many people's favourite to win this year's Wimbledon title, but she failed to make it to the second week ...
The 2026 Canadian Open dealt another couple of blows as two more players have joined the ever-increasing withdrawal list.
Jannik Sinner’s powerful first serve has been hailed as one of the key areas of improvement that has allowed the world No 1 to become a dominant force at the top of the men’s game, but the statistics ...
Exclusive - A two-time Grand Slam finalist speaks to Tennis365 about Carlos Alcaraz's "complicated" wrist injury.
Carlos Alcaraz’s appearance at the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina threw up plenty of talking points, with the presence of a wrist support on his right arm the biggest talking point for ...
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