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Both the International Tennis Federation and the ATP World Tour intend to find out the full facts of the reportedly ordered withdrawal of world no.169 Malek Jaziri from the quarterfinals of the Tashkent Challenger in Uzbekistan because he was due to face Israeli opposition.
Roger Federer had decided the time had come to split with coach Paul Annacone before he even set foot onto the plane taking him to China for his latest disappointment in the Shanghai Rolex Masters.
After months of controversy in which the pugilistic John Tomic has been prosecuted in a Madrid court house and banned from the four Grand Slam tournaments and the ATP World Tour, his son Bernard has now reluctantly admitted it is time to search for a permanent new coach.
Lleyton Hewitt’s continued travels on the ATP World Tour are thanks to the miracles of science after surgeries to his feet and hips have prolonged the former world no.1’s playing career.
Brad Drewett, the late Executive Chairman and President of the ATP World Tour who tragically passed away five months ago after battling Motor Neurone or Lou Gehrig’s Disease, was honored by having the No.1 court at Beijing’s National Tennis Center named in his memory.
Rafael Nadal has risen back to the world no.1 ranking for the first since July 4, 2011, regardless of the constant pain issues he experiences with his knees.
To many people’s perception India’s newly appointed Davis Cup captain Anand Amritraj has inherited one of the most tempestuous jobs in tennis but he is confident there will be ‘smooth sailing’ for his team in 2014 because he take more heed of players’ demands.
David Nalbandian, in the eyes of many respected judges, the finest all-court player in recent years never to have won a Grand Slam singles title, has announced his retirement at the age of 31 after a persistent battle to overcome a shoulder injury.
Although the Lawn Tennis Association chairman of the board, David Grigson insists Canadian Michael Downey was the unanimous choice as the new chief executive to lead British tennis, Judy Murray...
Roger Federer destroyed the long held myth that winning Grand Slam titles was a single man’s game when at long last he won that elusive French Open title just a couple of months after his wedding and now Novak Djokovic has surprised his great rivals Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray by announcing his engagement to girlfriend Jelena Ristic
Winning Wimbledon and leading Britain back into the Davis Cup’s elite World Group comes with a price as Andy Murray has found out after the world no.3 was told he is unlikely to play again this year after agreeing to undergo ‘minor’ back surgery next week.
The BNP Paribas Open, the largest ATP World Tour and WTA combined two-week event in the world to be held March 3-16, 2014 at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden, has renewed its television broadcast agreement with ESPN through 2020...
Despite being an exhibition tournament with no ATP World Tour ranking points on offer, Melbourne’s Kooyong event is a classic.
A two year absence from representing his country in the Davis Cup would seem to suggest Andy Murray does not rate the importance of the competition too highly.
Although Rafael Nadal admits he is tired and weary after an exemplary and unbeaten North American summer that culminated in Monday evening’s US Open title win, he is happy to be pitched into the opening day singles as he makes his Davis Cup return for Spain in the World Group play-off against the Ukraine in Madrid.
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