Category: Tennis News

France hit the ground running Sometimes a start needs no debate. Clean. Crisp. Almost surgical. For France, this opening step in the 2026 Billie Jean King Cup looked routine on paper — but only if they treated it properly. They did. The Bleues brushed aside Norway with the authority of a team that doesn’t just…

Daniil Medvedev’s total collapse in Monte-Carlo The Rock likes a big story. It also likes ugly falls, brutal swings, and the kind of slap in the face that echoes around the stands. On Wednesday, Court Rainier III watched one of those scenes people end up talking about over coffee in the clubhouse. A scoreline that…

A tense return for Monaco’s home favourite Back on the Rock for the first time, Valentin Vacherot didn’t get an easy ride. Up against clay-court specialist Juan Manuel Cerundolo, the Monégasque had to dig deep for more than two hours to book his place in the second round of the Monte-Carlo Masters. In a rattling…

A final packed with tension and drama The ATP 250 final in Houston delivered exactly what it promised. Up against the tournament’s surprise package, Roman Andrés Burruchaga, Tommy Paul had to dig deep to get the job done. In a wildly swinging match, the American came through in three sets (6-1, 3-6, 7-5) after saving……

An open draw, and a chance begging to be taken The WTA 250 in Bogota threw up a surprise package this year. With three-time winner Camila Osorio out early, the draw opened up wide. Two players made the most of it: top seed Marie Bouzkova and surprise contender Panna Udvardy. After a bruising final packed…

A week that changes everything Some trends you can see coming. Others just blow up in your face. This week, Argentine tennis came out swinging on the ATP Tour. Hard. Everywhere. Marrakech, Bucharest, Houston… doesn’t matter where you looked, the results kept coming. And now, as of Monday, the payoff is plain: ten Argentine players…

A day that swings from control to pure scrap At Houston, they thought they were about to get an American statement. Instead, they got a dogfight. The Argentines came in fearless. The Americans dug in. These quarter-finals told two very different stories. One of control. One of survival. And in the end, we’ve got a…

Rafael Jodar keeps racing ahead and storms into the semi-finals in Marrakech There are tournaments that create stories faster than others. Marrakech often does that. It throws up odd runs, unknown names, and suddenly a player arrives quietly and leaves with a new status. This year, that player is Rafael Jodar. The 19-year-old has planted…

Moutet opens his Moroccan campaign in style In the dry heat of the ATP 250 in Marrakech, Corentin Moutet produced more of a statement than a warm-up. Across the net was local favourite Taha Baadi, riding the buzz of his first win on the main tour. The crowd wanted a scrap, a spark, a story…