Tennis
Mark Philippoussis in Hong Kong: the serve, the slower game and Alex de Minaur’s next step
The former Australian champion took part in an event organised by Isola Capital, where he reflected on his tennis, past, present and future.
US Open players, especially Americans, have a major problem: family and friends asking for tickets
The requests can be quite persistent, and sometimes even inappropriate.
Andy Roddick disappeared for several years, but he is now back as a major figure in world tennis
His podcast, Served, has become a platform attracting millions of views, and it has launched him into a new career.
The US Open has become one of New York’s most sought-after and expensive food events
From $25 cocktails to some of the city’s best ethnic restaurants, Flushing Meadows is one of the best places to eat in New York.
Ticket prices at the US Open keep rising, partly because more seats have been added to the most expensive sections
Yet tournament organisers continue to insist that affordability remains a priority.
The US Open announces $101 million in prize money for the 2026 edition, the largest in tennis history
Players will also form a council that can negotiate directly with the Grand Slam tournaments, including on the contentious issue of revenue sharing.
Alex Eala has won her first WTA title — and shown why she could become a major commercial force
A Filipino player had never won a top-tier tournament, and that alone would make this a landmark achievement. Her story, however, goes well beyond that, from her huge social media following to the wider potential of the region she represents.
Roland Garros becomes the first Grand Slam tournament to share its revenues with players
With players applying pressure, the other Grand Slam tournaments could soon follow suit.
Jannik Sinner Is Not Yet 25, but He Is Already Tennis’s Fourth-Highest Career Prize Money Earner
A generational talent unlike almost anyone the sport has seen, Sinner's career prize money reflects his dominance on court.
By winning his second Wimbledon title in a row and beating Zverev, Jannik Sinner has achieved one of the greatest feats in Italian sporting history
The world No. 1 was not at his best and faced a formidable opponent, yet he managed to put all doubts behind him and claim a remarkable victory.
Jannik Sinner returns to his ruthless best at the right moment, overcoming Djokovic in the Wimbledon semi-final
The world No. 1 has rediscovered his relentless tennis and handled the few truly delicate moments with composure.
Arthur Fery’s run from wild card to Wimbledon semi-finalist is the summer’s most improbable sports story
The British player (despite being born in France) grew up right beside Centre Court, but until now had remained on the margins of elite tennis.