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In his first interview since being deported from Australia last month, Novak Djokovic reiterated his stance on not getting vaccinated against COVID-19 and said he would opt out of playing in future majors that would require him getting inoculated.
Dan Evans progressed to the Round of 16 at the Qatar Open with a comfortable 6-4, 6-4 victory against Egor Gerasimov. Playing for the first time since being knocked out of the Australian Open in the third round, Evans was rarely challenged on serve by his Belarusian opponent. Ad/> Conceding not a single break point, Evans was strong on both first and second serve, requiring only a single break in each set to seal a reasonably straightforward victory.
Toni Nadal thinks nephew Rafa Nadal, Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic will find it hard to rack up more major titles in the coming years. The trio are consistently hailed as the best three players to ever play men's tennis and have dominated the Grand Slam scene as a collective since the late 2000s. Ad/> But speaking at a press conference detailing next summer's ATP 250 event in Majorca, Toni said he thought that situation might be at an end.
It’s been two weeks since Ashleigh Barty clinched a historic Australian Open title in Melbourne and her fellow players are still in awe of the manner in which she pulled it off. Barty ended Australia’s 44-year wait for a home singles champion at the tournament and clinched her third major crown without dropping a set. Ad/> The Queenslander was broken just three times throughout the entire fortnight, and lost a mere 21 games en route to the final before defeating Danielle Collins 6-3 7-6(2).
Men’s tennis could soon have a new world No 1. Novak Djokovic has held the spot for over two years, moving beyond Roger Federer for the most all-time weeks spent at the top. However, Djokovic’s absence from the Australian Open, where he was the defending champion, has opened the door for a new No 1.
Novak Djokovic could still relinquish his world No 1 ranking despite nearing a comeback later in February. The Serb, who is yet to comment on his Australian Open ordeal, is expected to compete at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships from February 21.
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.