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Wrist injury forces Alcaraz to question defence of French Open crown

Tennis star Carlos Alcaraz on Tuesday admitted a right wrist injury could prevent him from defending his French Open title and terminate his chance of pursuing a calendar Grand Slam.

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French tennis star Fils continues return from injury with Barcelona Open title

French tennis player Arthur Fils on Monday rose five places to 25 in the ATP world rankings after beating Andrey Rublev to lift the Barcelona Open.

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Wimbledon warm-up event to take place in Italy – and it could be inside iconic stadium

Italy have won the rights to host a ATP 250-level tournament in two years and it will take place on grass

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Sinner beats Alcaraz at Monte Carlo ATP and returns to top spot in the rankings

The South Tyrolean champion beat the Spaniard with a score of 7-6, 6-3. The victory on clay enabled him to return to first place in the rankings, collecting a new record.

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Everything That's at Stake in Carlos Alcaraz-Jannik Sinner Monte-Carlo Masters Final

Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz will meet for the first time in 2026 in the Monte-Carlo Masters final. And there's a lot more than just a title at stake.

Sports Illustrated

Vukic on wrong side of history, Aussies split US wins

Moroccan tennis has had a day to celebrate after Aleksandar Vukic was beaten in Marrakech, while fellow Australians had a mixed afternoon on clay in the US.

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Novak Djokovic Withdraws From Miami Open With Injury After Early Indian Wells Exit

Djokovic will be back for clay season.

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Henry Patten criticises lack of ATP ‘crisis management’ after escape from Dubai

British doubles player Henry Patten was among those stranded in Dubai after the outbreak of conflict in the Middle East last weekend

The Independent UK

PV Sindhu withdraws, ATP cancelled, Formula One and football friendlies under threat: US-Israel war on Iran hits Middle East sports travel

Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are significantly disrupting the global sporting calendar, leading to cancelled tournaments, stranded athletes and postponed events amid Iran-US-Israel war. Major aviation hubs in the Gulf are crucial for international sports travel and their disruption forces organisers to rethink logistics and prioritise athlete safety amidst…

The Times of India

Can Learner Tien End the Drought in American Men’s Tennis?

The 20-year-old rising star has taken the tennis world by storm, quickly climbing the rankings. Now, he has his sights set on making a deep run at Indian Wells.

Sports Illustrated

Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic set for Indian Wells doubles after accepting wildcards

The two singles grand slam champions could come face-to-face on the doubles court in California

The Independent UK

Jack Draper emerges from injury hell to begin Indian Wells title defence – but the road ahead is far from easy

After eight months on the sidelines, the British No 1 is determined to reach the same heights as this time last year, but success will inevitably look different after a troubling arm injury stalled his progress

The Independent UK

I really don’t care – Donald Trump shrugs off Iran’s presence at 2026 World Cup

Iran are due to play all their three group matches in the United States.

The Independent UK

Cristiano Ronaldo remains in Saudi Arabia despite conflicting reports on jet departure

The Portuguese superstar’s team Al Nassr are due to host Neom on Saturday in Riyadh

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Tennis players in UAE tournament flee court after nearby drone strike

A statement from the ATP confirmed that players were rushed to ‘designated safe areas’ due to nearby air strikes

The Independent UK

Tennis stars still in Dubai as Middle East conflict triggers travel chaos

Some tennis players who are due to play in Indian Wells in the coming days are still in Dubai after playing in a recent tournament

AAP

Popyrin loss seals Aussie wipe-out in Mexico & Dubai

A miserable week for Australia's tennis men has been sealed with Alexei Popyrin being soundly beaten by Czech rising star Jakub Mensik at the Dubai Open.

The Guardian - UK

Alcaraz makes strong case for being the best young male player tennis has seen

Winning a career grand slam at 22 is confirmation Carlos Alcaraz is on a unique path and justified the decision to jettison long-time coach

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The Independent UK

‘Data is not steroids’: Why were Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz banned from wearing fitness trackers at Australian Open?

Sinner, Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka have been caught wearing fitness trackers during their matches at the Australian Open

The Guardian - UK

Players’ group’s $1bn breakaway tour plan pushes tennis to brink of civil war

The players’ lobby group embroiled in a lawsuit with tennis authorities is seeking $1bn in investment to fund a radical restructure based around a new Pinnacle Tour

The Guardian - UK

Tennis civil war erupts with details of initial players peace deal revealed for first time

Details of Tennis Australia’s peace deal with the Professional Tennis Players’ Association have been published for the first time

Sports Illustrated

Who Has the Best Shot to Dethrone Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner at Australian Open?

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are certainly the top choices to win this year’s Australian Open title. But if neither player is able to get it done, who else has the best shot?

Evening Standard

When does the Australian Open start? Seeds, draw and how to watch

First tennis Grand Slam of the year is coming up in Melbourne

The Independent UK

The rising tension ahead of the Australian Open and how tennis found itself in a mess

IN FOCUS: An ‘insane’ schedule has led to many top players speaking out as the sport’s governing bodies face legal action from the breakaway Professional Tennis Players’ Association, writes Jamie Braidwood

AAP

Pain-free Czech reaches Adelaide International final

Czech Tomas Machac believes his injury problems are over after advancing to the Adelaide International final, where he'll meet unseeded Frenchman Ugo Humbert.

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