Holger Rune has shared who he believes has the best tennis brain on the ATP Tour. The world No. 14 burst onto the scene as a ...

The great Aussie turned 40 in 1974 but still played at a high level. Rosewall toppled John Newcombe at Wimbledon and the US ...

Jannik held after deuces in the seventh game, closing it with a service winner and keeping his rival away from the break points. The Italian served for the title at 5-3 and made no errors! He hit a ...

He’s the Aussie teen who has played in the Junior Davis Cup alongside Cruz Hewitt and now, after a debut Australian Open, ...

Sinner broke (or equalled) several records himself, such as joining Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic ... praises everyone from tournament staff to tennis greats, and exudes confidence and humility ...

As a tennis fanatic and amateur trader ... an advantage that tips the probabilities in your favour. For Federer it was his famous forehand, Rafael Nadal was the “king of clay”, Serena Williams ...

Coco Gauff is one of the best players in the world but there are certain technical issues in her game that can either benefit her or blight her and the latter is certainly the forehand as it can fire ...

He’s also a little picky about where he walks. Federer’s forehand, Nadal’s tics: That sounds like a pretty good prototype for a tennis player. Loading But Alcaraz is from no mould.

Ageless Novak Djokovic won an epic generational clash against Carlos Alcaraz on Tuesday to stay on track for an 11th Australian Open title with Alexander Zverev next in the semi-finals.

Holger Rune has had another go at building his perfect player, but the world No 14 has gone for a real mixed bag instead of favouring the traditional big-name players in tennis ... attempt and Rune ...