Category: Tennis

The Sky Sports Tennis experts have their say on who will come out on top at the US Open and which Brits could challenge. Watch the tournament exclusively live on Sky Sports between August 26 and September 8. US Open tennis 2024 – live updates Who will win the men’s event? Image: Jannik Sinner is...

There will be no Andy Murray, who retired from the sport after his Olympic men’s doubles quarter-final defeat in August. British number two Cameron Norrie is also missing with a forearm injury. Jack Draper is the only Briton remaining in the singles main draw and will play Jiri Lehecka in the fourth round. Dan Evans...

Former British No 1 Tim Henman is backing young Jack Draper to break into the world’s top 10 so long as he continues to concentrate on his preparation and performance. Draper became the new British No 1 after collecting his first career ATP Tour title in Stuttgart earlier this summer before upsetting Carlos Alcaraz at...

Emma Raducanu overcame the distraction of a two-hour rain delay as she reached the Washington Open quarter-finals with victory over American Peyton Stearns. Raducanu, who turned down the chance to play for Great Britain at the Olympics, defeated Stearns, ranked 51 in the world, 7-6 (8-6) 6-2. Heavy rain started falling as Raducanu served to...

Andy Murray delayed his retirement as a scarcely believable escape act saw the British tennis great and Dan Evans save five match points to win their Olympics men’s doubles opener. Murray, 37, confirmed last week that the Paris Games would be his final event before retiring from the sport he loves. His storied career looked...

The Olympic tennis championships, which begin on Saturday, July 27, have had a massive impact on the sport for the last few months. Top athletes dropped out of Wimbledon to partake in the 2024 Paris Games and it’s time to see whether it was worth it. Between the five Olympic tennis events, 172 top tennis...

A packed Olympic schedule will feature tennis in the first half of the Paris 2024 Games, where five gold medals will be up for grabs. Dovetailing into an already eventful European clay and grass season, 41 nations will be represented in the tennis event, with 184 players competing across the five events (men’s singles, women’s...

When it was revealed that Djokovic had undergone surgery on 5 June for a medial meniscus tear in his right knee, it was not just his title chances that were thrown into doubt. There were concerns that he would be unable to play at Wimbledon at all. However, if it was not for the support...

Great Britain’s Alfie Hewett won his first Wimbledon wheelchair singles title to complete the career Grand Slam with a comprehensive 6-2 6-3 victory over Spain’s Martin de la Puente. Hewett then rounded off what he described as “the best day of my life” by later winning the doubles title with fellow Brit Gordon Reid for a...

Britain’s Alfie Hewett described it as “the best day” of his life after winning the Wimbledon wheelchair singles to complete a career Grand Slam – and then defending the doubles title. Hewett had fallen to agonising defeats in the past two singles finals at Wimbledon, but this time he dominated Spain’s Martin de la Puente...

World number 32 Krejcikova had a difficult season before Wimbledon and admitted to “doubts inside” before her team told her to “keep going and fighting”. She is now aiming to follow in the footsteps of compatriot Marketa Vondrousova, who stunned Ons Jabeur in last year’s final. Krejcikova is the fifth Czech player to reach a...