Canada's Mboko advances to third round of Indian Wells tennis tournament
Canada's Victoria Mboko is on to the third round of the Indian Wells tournament.
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Coach Delgado confident in Draper's level but rhythm key ahead of Indian Wells defence
BENGALURU, March 6 : Jack Draper has the talent and tools to rejoin an elite group of challengers following an injury layoff and the Briton only needs to regain the rhythm that players like Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner already possess, his new coach Jamie Delgado said.
Canada's Gabriel Diallo, Denis Shapovalov advance at Indian Wells
Canada's Gabriel Diallo picked up his first win in nearly two months on the ATP Tour, defeating Italy's Mattia Bellucci in the first round of the Indian Wells tennis tournament.
Tennis star Aryna Sabalenka announces her engagement - ESPN
INDIAN WELLS, CA — Top-ranked tennis player Aryna Sabalenka has announced her engagement to Brazilian businessman Georgios Frangulis.
Serena might eye Wimbledon for comeback, Djokovic says
INDIAN WELLS, California, March 4 : Novak Djokovic suggested on Wednesday that Serena Williams could see Wimbledon as the ideal venue to return to tennis if the 23-times Grand Slam champion decides to make a comeback to the game later this year.
Djokovic says he will keep playing as long as he has 'fire and flair'
INDIAN WELLS, California, March 4 : Novak Djokovic said he sees no reason to retire from tennis given that he is still motivated to compete and capable of beating the best players in the world.
Italian tennis player Lucrezia Stefanini says she and her family were threatened before a match
Italian tennis player Lucrezia Stefanini said she and her family were threatened when she received a text message featuring a photo of a gun before a qualifying match for the Indian Wells tournament in California — in an apparent attempt to affect the result for betting purposes.
WTA players divided on five-set matches proposal at Grand Slams
INDIAN WELLS, Calif., March 3 : Players on the WTA Tour offered a range of opinions on Tuesday on the idea of women's matches becoming best-of-five sets from the quarter-finals onward at Grand Slam events, a concept backed by newly named USTA CEO Craig Tiley.