- Djokovic gets chance to avenge loss to Tabilo
Novak Djokovic will get the chance to avenge one of the more surprising losses of his career when he faces 32nd-ranked Alejandro Tabilo in his opening match of the Monte Carlo Masters.
- Djokovic keeping expectations low for clay season
Novak Djokovic said reaching his first final of the 2025 season at the Miami Open helped him find the motivation to continue his quest for more titles.
- Alcaraz: Pressure to catch Sinner 'killed' me
World No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz said the pressure to reclaim the top ranking during the absence of the banned Jannik Sinner.
- Brooksby claims first ATP title in Houston stunner
Jenson Brooksby captured his maiden ATP title at the U.S. Men's Clay Court Championship on Sunday with a win over 2023 champion Frances Tiafoe.
- Gasquet reaches Monte Carlo Masters 2nd round
Richard Gasquet beat Matteo Arnaldi 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 Sunday to reach the second round of the Monte Carlo Masters as he makes his last appearance at the tournament.
- Pegula overpowers Kenin to win Charleston Open
Top seed Jessica Pegula put in a strong performance to overcome Sofia Kenin 6-3, 7-5 and win the Charleston Open on Sunday.
- Charleston Open to pay men, women equal in '26
The Charleston Open, a WTA-500 and ATP-500 level event, said it would pay equal prize money to women and men starting in 2026.
- Pegula, Kenin advance to Charleston Open final
Top seed Jessica Pegula survived a tough test to beat Ekaterina Alexandrova at the Charleston Open on Saturday and will face compatriot Sofia Kenin in her fourth championship match of the season.
- ATP chairman Gaudenzi to add interim CEO role
ATP Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi will add the role of chief executive officer to his duties on an interim basis when current CEO Massimo Calvelli departs the tour for another job at the end of June.
- Pegula outlasts Collins, reaches Charleston semis
Top seed Jessica Pegula booked her spot in the WTA 500 Charleston Open semifinals following a hard-fought win over fellow American Danielle Collins on Friday.
- Top tennis players ask for more money, influence
Twenty leading tennis players signed a letter sent to the heads of the four Grand Slam tournaments seeking more prize money and a greater say.
- Hopman Cup mixed-team tennis in Bari in July
This year's Hopman Cup will be played in the southern Italian city of Bari, the International Tennis Federation announced Thursday.
- Wimbledon plans 'Henman Hill' renovation for 2027
The All England Club announced plans on Thursday for redevelopment works to the grassy hill outside Court One known as Henman Hill and Murray Mound.
- Kasatkina wins first match as Australian player
Russian-born world number 12 Daria Kasatkina won her first match representing Australia in the second round of the Charleston Open on Wednesday.
- Gauff exits Team8 to form own management firm
Coco Gauff is leaving her longtime agency and launching her own management firm so she can take greater ownership of her tennis career.
- Swiatek, Raducanu withdraw from BJKC events
Poland's Iga Swiatek and British star Emma Raducanu have withdrawn from Billie Jean King Cup qualifying tournament matches scheduled for next week.
- Agassi will be part of French Open TV coverage
Andre Agassi, who won the French Open in 1999, will be a studio analyst during the semifinals and finals this year, TNT Sports announced Wednesday.
- Lopez to stay as Davis Cup tournament director
Feliciano Lopez, four-time Davis Cup champion, will continue as Davis Cup tournament director until 2027, the ITF announced Tuesday.
- Paolini splits from 2024 WTA Coach of the Year
Italy's Jasmine Paolini, ranked 6th in the world and who was the 2024 French Open and Wimbledon runner-up, announced that she's splitting from her coach of a decade, Renzo Furlan. Furlan was the 2024 WTA Coach of the Year.
- Mensik: Tried to skip Miami, but ref was at lunch
Jakub Mensik claimed the first title of his career with a win over Novak Djokovic in the Miami Open final, but he did so only after a fortunate twist of fate.
- 'I guess I have to think of some new goals now': Inside Mirra Andreeva's meteoric rise in 2025
Mirra Andreeva predicted she'd win her first 1000-level tournament this year. In February she did it -- and since then she's surpassed all expectations.
- 'The existential crisis is totally normal': Madison Keys on life after her first major title
In January, Madison Keys won her first Grand Slam title -- and everything changed. What she didn't expect? The struggle that followed.
- Way-too-early Grand Slam predictions for the rest of 2025
Madison Keys won her first Grand Slam and Jannik Sinner defended his Australian Open title. What does this mean for the rest of the year? We take a look.