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Fabio Fognini mostró su preocupación por el futuro del tenis cuando se retiren Rafa Nadal, Novak Djokovic o Roger Federer. El tenista italiano, que este jueves pasó a cuartos de final del Argentina Open de Buenos Aires, reiteró sus dudas en declaraciones realizadas en rueda de prensa y .
Former US Open champion Juan Martin del Potro has withdrawn from next week's Rio Open, perhaps bringing down the curtain on a once-promising career that has been blighted by serious injuries.
Rafa Nadal would've already won tennis' GOAT debate if he hadn't been injured so much — that's the view of his uncle and ex-coach Toni. Nadal took the lead in the all-time men's Grand Slam rankings with his 21st major win at the Australian Open in January, but Toni believes he could've put the recurring argument to bed before now were it not for a succession of foot, knee and wrist issues.
RIO DE JANEIRO: Argentine great Juan Martin del Potro has pulled out of the Rio Open, organisers said on Friday a decision that could signal the end of his career.
DUBAI: Former world No. 1 and 2017 champion Andy Murray is set to make a welcome return to the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships this month, joining a strong field that includes world No. 1 Novak Djokovic.
The time has come for women's tennis to be increased to five sets at Grand Slams, writes Nicolette Lategan.
Novak Djokovic faces an uncertain future amid ongoing doubts over whether he will be allowed to play in upcoming events if he remains unvaccinated against Covid-19, yet former Wimbledon champion Richard Krajicek believes the Serbian will again thrive amid the adversity.
Juan Martin del Potro looks as though he could soon retire from tennis. The former world No 3 and 2009 US Open champion has had an injury-ravaged career and only returned from a two-and-a-half year absence at the Argentina Open this week. It was an emotional occasion for Del Potro, who couldn’t hold back tears in the closing stages of his match against Federico Delbonis and was watched courtside by his mother for the first time in his career.