Archive: atp-tennis-news

Nadal Denies A ‘Deal’ With ITF And ATP World Tour

Rafael Nadal has not been deaf to the rumors he calls scandalous but have nevertheless circulated during his seven months long lay-off from top-flight competitive tennis

Kevin Anderson To Be Back On Court Soon

South African Kevin Anderson could be back on court as early as Memphis in mid-February after elbow surgery in Melbourne last month.

Rafael Nadal Is Happy With Knee Progress

Rafael Nadal could not be happier with his comeback to tennis after more than seven months away with a knee injury.

Indian Wells, ATP Still Divided Over Prize Money Split

The BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells has proposed to increase its prize money by at least $1.6 million, to around $6.6 million

Andy Murray In Favor Of Tougher Drug Testing

Andy Murray has repeated his call for a tougher drug testing regime in tennis, saying that the scarcity of blood tests could be down to a lack of funding.

The Djokovic Family Gives Up On Belgrade Open

The Djokovic family has finally thrown in the towel on their Belgrade Open event after four fruitless years.

Robin Soderling Still Suffering From Glandular Fever

Robin Soderling has battled through 18 months away from tennis with glandular fever, with the 28-year-old former No. 5 is no closer to a return to tennis

London Proving To Be A Success In Hosting ATP World Finals

Attendance has been soaring over the four-year life of the World Tour Finals in London. The ATP has approved a three-year extension.

Rafael Nadal Withdraws From Balance Of The ATP Season

The inevitable became fact as Rafael Nadal finally killed all optimism that he could make a return to the ATP scene

Melo/Soares Fight Back To Capture Stockholm Title

Brazilians Marcelo Melo and Bruno Soares won their fourth ATP World Tour team title in their ninth final at the If Stockholm Open on Sunday.

Seppi Tops Bellucci For Moscow Crown – Kremlin Cup

Italian Andreas Seppi clinched his third ATP World Tour title on Sunday at the Kremlin Cup.

Paris/Bercy Wants To Move To February

The ATP was lauded for reducing its calendar by two weeks and thereby increasing the length of its off-season

Aussie Open Prize Money Could Hit $40 Million By 2016

Australian Open prize money could grow by another $10 million to $40 million by 2016

Tennis Australia’s Revenues Are Up

The increase came after ATP players threatened to boycott the 2013 Australian Open if they did not get a significant hike.

Djokovic Captures Third Straight Beijing Title

Novak Djokovic won his third straight China Open title on Sunday.

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