It was a heartbreaking moment for fans when Maria Sharapova bid goodbye to the sport at the Australian Open 2020. She was 32 at that time, and what was even more shocking was that she took the decision quite suddenly.
Japanese tennis superstar Naomi Osaka has opened up on how moving to the United States opened up new doors for her. In an interview with frontofficesports, the current women’s World No.2 said she has been able to leverage her brand
Nick Kyrgios has been a controversial figure on the ATP tour. He has been a standalone player on the tour with his ideas and conversation. Now the Australian already draws flak for not playing much tennis since the tour restarted
Australian ace Ashleigh Barty became the 14th WTA year-end World No. 1 player in 2019. She went on to retain the same in 2020 and is still clearly ahead in 2021. However, what makes her more special than anybody else
Billie Joe Armstrong, the frontman of the popular American rock band ‘Green Day’, has opened up on his chance encounters with women’s tennis superstar Serena Williams.
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The 23-time Grand Slam champion has made no secret of her
Less than a month ago, Ukrainian star Elina Svitolina accepted Frenchman Gael Monfils’ proposal for marriage. Currently, she is playing at the 2021 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix, where she also revealed her engagement story.
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Elina and Gael
It was just as well that Rafael Nadal flickered back to life when all seemed lost!
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The ‘King of Clay’ was in real danger of suffering back-to-back defeats on clay but rallied from a set down to
Veteran American tennis star Venus Williams has opened up on the challenges she experienced while playing during the pandemic.
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She said that the biggest challenge of all was to process the bulk cancellation of tournaments, including big-ticket
Miomir Kecmanovic, the young Serbian tennis player has shown a steady improvement in his rankings over the past couple of years.
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Coached by former tennis player David Nalbandian, the young Serb seems to have a bright
World number one Novak Djokovic will have a special week as he plays an ATP 250 series tournament in front of his home crowd at Belgrade, Serbia. Djokovic moved into the quarter-finals after defeating Soon-woo Kwon in the second round