Tennis News
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ATP Miami: Novak Djokovic Withdraws with Right Shoulder Injury, Forced to Pull Out
The Miami Masters 1000 will go ahead without Novak Djokovic. The Serb has pulled out with a right-shoulder injury, bringing his hard-court season to an abrupt halt after his exit at Indian Wells. His absence could rock the ATP rankings. Novak Djokovic has withdrawn from the Miami Open presented by Itaú due to a right…
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ATP: Holger Rune back on clay and already eyeing the French Open
Holger Rune is back on court. After a rough few days and a messy trip home from Qatar, the Dane has finally returned to training in Monaco. It’s a cautious comeback — rehab work mixed with first hits on clay — but it’s a big step for the former world No. 4. Goal: be fit…
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ATP Indian Wells: Sinner upends Medvedev and finally conquers the California desert
Jannik Sinner keeps blowing the roof off this season. In a pressure-cooker final he beat Daniil Medvedev 7-6, 7-6 to claim the Indian Wells Masters 1000 — his first time lifting the trophy here. Not a single break all match. It came down to two brutal tiebreaks. This win confirms Sinner is now one of…
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ATP Indian Wells: Sinner dominates Zverev, Medvedev knocks out Alcaraz to reach final
The California desert is getting a proper final. Jannik Sinner and Daniil Medvedev will meet for the Indian Wells Masters 1000 title after two semifinals that confirmed both men are in top form. The Italian bossed Alexander Zverev without breaking a sweat, while the Russian pulled off a big scalp by ending Carlos Alcaraz’s unbeaten…
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ATP Indian Wells: Rinderknech and Vacherot land a dream doubles final
The run keeps rolling for Arthur Rinderknech and Valentin Vacherot out in the California desert. They’ve booked their spot in the Indian Wells doubles final. Not bad for two cousins playing their first Masters 1000 together. An impressive run from the off All week Rinderknech and Vacherot have been putting in solid displays. Before the…
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ATP: ATP plans a Masters 1000 in Saudi Arabia and fast-tracks a calendar shake-up
Men’s tennis is about to look different. Behind the scenes the ATP is moving pieces to remake the calendar and carve out room for a new big event. President Andrea Gaudenzi’s aim is simple: a shorter, cleaner tour that puts the biggest tournaments front and centre. But beneath that push to slim the season there’s…
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ATP: Nick Kyrgios plots return, eyes grass and the UTS circuit
Nick Kyrgios has been quiet on the ATP tour for a while. He hasn’t gone away. After months of uncertainty, the former Wimbledon finalist has finally given an update on his comeback — and it’s going to be highly targeted. Injured in the wrist since 2023, Kyrgios is moving carefully now. The aim isn’t to…
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WTA Indian Wells: Rybakina and Svitolina into quarters after two retirements — Pegula and Swiatek up next
In the Californian desert some wins leave a nasty aftertaste. Same script for Elena Rybakina and Elina Svitolina at Indian Wells: both eased into the quarter-finals when their opponents, Sonay Kartal and Katerina Siniakova, were forced to retire. Different paths, same result — two top seeds still standing at one of the season’s biggest events.…
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ATP Indian Wells: Iga Świątek routs Karolína Muchová and storms into quarters
A power display in the California desert Baking under the California sun, Iga Świątek reminded everyone why she runs this circuit. On the BNP Paribas Open center court she left Karolína Muchová no room to breathe. The world No. 2 smashed through in straight sets, 6-2, 6-0. A swift victory, wrapped up in 1h17, that…
