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Roger Federer will be donating $500,000 through his foundation to ensure children affected by the war in Ukraine are provided with care and access to education, the former world number one said on Friday.
Bologna, Glasgow, Hamburg and Malaga -- will host the group stage for this year's Davis Cup Finals as the International Tennis Federation (ITF) confirmed another tweak to the format of its historic team event. The 2022 Finals will see 16 nations compete in groups based in each of the four cities from September 14-18 with eight teams going forward to the finals from Nov. 23-27 in a fifth city which is yet to be announced. Twelve winning nations from the qualifiers held earlier this month will join Croatia, who get an automatic place as last year's finalists, and wild cards Serbia and Britain.
Nick Kyrgios has apologised after he nearly hit a ball boy with a racket hurled in anger following his loss to Rafael Nadal in Indian Wells.
Belfast boxer Tyrone McKenna has threatened an upset when he takes on Regis Prograis in Dubai.
Emma Raducanu has been warned of the “rough road” that lies ahead after the British tennis star suffered a disappointing exit at the BNP Paribas Open in California.
Canada has been chosen as a replacement wild-card entry for the group stage of the Davis Cup Finals in September.
Rafael Nadal has urged the ATP to establish stricter rules after Nick Kyrgios became the latest player to come close to hurting someone with his racquet. Nadal extended his winning streak in 2022 to 19 matches with a three-set win over Kyrgios at Indian Wells, who smashed his racquet into the ground in fury after the match – sending it down the court and forcing a ball boy to take evasive action. Ad/> It came less than a month after Alexander Zverev’s shocking outburst at the Acapulco Open in Mexico.
Australian Nick Kyrgios apologised for losing his temper after his defeat at the hands of Rafa Nadal at Indian Wells and for smashing his racket into the ground, which then bounced and nearly struck a ball boy.