Monte-Carlo Masters receives blow as two major players withdraw from event
Dominic Thiem and Matteo Berrettini have both been ruled out of the Monte-Carlos Masters in a double blow to organisers.
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Jon Rahm: Remarkable unearthed footage of ‘greatest hold-in-one in history'
Kate Milner on Female F1 drivers
Tiger Woods once fought back tears after completing remarkable comeback: 'Hard not to cry'
Kell Brook and Terence Crawford face off ahead of Vegas fight
Iga Swiatek, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal lead clay power rankings but will Carlos Alcaraz win more titles?
It’s time to get dirty. After the hard courts of Australia, Indian Wells and Miami, the ATP and WTA tours now switch to clay for the next six weeks, building up to the French Open on May 22.
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga to retire after French Open
PARIS: Former Australian Open runner-up Jo-Wilfried Tsonga announced Wednesday he will retire after the French Open, hoping to put the final touches on an injury-plagued career in front of his home crowd.
Emma Raducanu has 'audition with new highly sought after coach' in Italy
Mexican Open: Rafael Nadal defeats Taylor Fritz in Acapulco final
Todd Woodbridge says Carlos Alcaraz has the ability to define how tennis is played in coming years
Carlos Alcaraz could end up defining how men's tennis is played in the coming years, says Australian doubles legend Todd Woodbridge. Alcaraz won his first-ever Masters 1000 title in Miami last week, becoming the third-youngest men's player in history to do so. Ad/> And in the way he has begun 2022 — he also won the Rio Open and got to the semi-finals of Indian Wells — the 18-year-old Alcaraz has left pundits and fans alike speculating just what heights he can touch during his career ahead, with Woodbridge comparing him to other prodigies of the past and believing the Spaniard's breakout comes at a particularly opportune moment.
Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal news: Roland Garros key to GOAT race, says Patrick Mouratoglou
The player who wins this year’s French Open will grab a big advantage in the race to be the greatest men’s tennis player of all time with Serena Williams’ coach Patrick Mouratoglou admitting Novak Djokovic and not Rafael Nadal might be the man to beat by the time Roland Garros arrives.