Hewitt eyes overdue Davis Cup title glory
They need no added motivation, but Lleyton Hewitt is imploring his charges to seize the moment as the veteran skipper targets a drought-breaking Australian Davis Cup triumph in 2022.
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Ukrainian tennis star joins fight against Russia, says Putin wants to 'rip country from history books'
Sergiy Stakhovsky, a Ukrainian tennis pro, discusses his difficult decision to put his career on hold to defend his country. He said he won't allow Ukraine to be 'ripped out of history books' by Russia.
Novak Djokovic not taking vaccine is his personal choice but he will also have to face consequences: Vijay Amritraj
Djokovic not taking a vaccine has caused a lot of problems for the 20-time grand slam champion as the Serb was not allowed to compete in the Australian Open 2022. Despite missing out, Djokovic is adamant that he will not take vaccines even if it leads to missing out on future tournaments. The former Wimbledon and US Open quarter-finalist Vijay Amritraj believes that this is his personal choice but he will have to face the consequence for it.
Azarenka heartbroken by Ukraine violence
Former tennis world No.1 Victoria Azarenka of Belarus says she is devastated by the suffering of people amid violence in Ukraine after Russia invaded last week.
Djokovic's French Open hopes boosted
Novak Djokovic's hopes of playing at the French Open have been given a major boost with the news that France is suspending its vaccination pass this month.
India vs Denmark, Davis Cup: Will grass be greener on the Indian side?
Ramkumar Ramanathan, was seen serving big at the Delhi Gymkhana on Thursday. The organisers were checking the speed gun and Ramkumar was giving them the perfect trial for the machine before the India-Denmark World Group 1 Playoff tie to be played on Friday and Saturday. The fast, zipping grass at the Gymkhana – a venue specifically chosen to give the Indian team a home advantage against the Danes – is perfect for Ramkumar's preferred serve-and-volley game.
Alexander Zverev 'should face six-month ban' as authorities urged to take drastic action
Alexander Zverev should be banned from tennis for up to six months following his incredible outburst at the Mexican Open last month, according to seven-time Grand Slam champion Mats Wilander. Zverev is set to return to action this week for Germany in their Davis Cup qualifier against Brazil. But Wilander does not think he should be participating so soon after the incident in Acapulco.
Alexander Zverev 'should be banned from big events, undergo rehab process', says Mats Wilander
Eurosport expert Mats Wilander has given his views on Alexander Zverev being allowed to continue playing tennis so soon after striking an umpire's chair in a shockingly violent fashion in Mexico. The world No. 3 was handed the maximum fine by the ATP following his vicious reaction at the Mexican Open as he struck Alessandro Germani’s chair several times with his racquet after his doubles defeat alongside Marcelo Melo against Lloyd Glasspool and Harri Heliovaara.