Two weeks of late nights and big wins finally caught up with Roger Federer, as he now looks forward to a few days of family time and relaxation after exiting in the semifinal of...
Defending champion Maria Sharapova will take on Li Na of China in the Italian Open final after a confident 6-3 6-4 victory over Germany's Angelique Kerber on Saturday.
Holder Maria Sharapova ended the encouraging run of Venus Williams to reach the semifinals of the Italian Open on Friday, but Serena Williams enjoyed an easy passage through to...
Former SA Davis Cup stalwarts Abe Segal and Gordon Forbes have described the decision of TSA to surrender the right to stage the Davis Cup World Group playoff against Canada as a...
World No 1 Novak Djokovic beat Roger Federer in straight sets on Saturday and will play Rafael Nadal in the Rome Masters final for the second year in a row.
Novak Djokovic, Rafa Nadal and others who have complained about the blue clay at the Madrid Open are "weenies", according to former women's No 1 Serena Williams.
Two-time Grand Slam champion Lleyton Hewitt, who is battling back from foot surgery, was on Wednesday handed a wildcard into the main draw of this month's French Open.
Not satisfied with the uproar his blue claycourts have created, unrepentant tennis promoter Ion Tiriac is itching to unleash his next innovation on the world's top players -...
Wimbledon chiefs have increased the total prize money on offer at the grass-court tournament in a bid to satisfy calls for a fairer distribution of the wealth at grand slams.
Two weeks of late nights and big wins finally caught up with Roger Federer, as he now looks forward to a few days of family time and relaxation after exiting in the semifinal of...
Tennis guest Djokovic dominates, Federer finishes strong Novak Djokovic ruled the first nine months of the tennis season while longtime dominator Roger Federer rose to the occasion in the closing weeks to sweep the table in a superlative end to the 2011 ATP season.
Haze's Comment New York conversation Some of the sporting world’s most brilliant performers are inflicted by a worrying malaise that occasionally lays bare mental fragility and tortured souls
