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Women’s tennis thriving on the court as season wraps but WTA must catch up

Sabalenka and Swiatek head to Saudi finals after epic year yet organisers remain dire at marketing their product

The Guardian - UK

No stress: de Minaur 'stoked' to make ATP Finals again

Australian ace Alex de Minaur has got a nice surprise after reaching the Paris Masters quarter-finals, learning he'd qualified for the end-of-season ATP Finals.

AAP

Fritz and Shelton hit out at grand slams after lack of response to ‘fair’ demands for more prize money

Exclusive: Taylor Fritz and Ben Shelton add to calls for a greater share of grand slam revenues, despite record prize pots this season, amid further proposals for wider reforms

The Independent UK

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Tennis Mailbag: How New Saudi Arabia Masters 1000 Event Could Shake Up the Sport

The tournament will likely change the makeup of the already crowded calendar as players raise complaints about the season’s length.

Sports Illustrated

Jannik Sinner calls out grand slams for delaying welfare and prize money talks

Men’s world No 2 Jannik Sinner said there is ‘nothing stopping’ organisers addressing issues such as pensions, healthcare and maternity

The Guardian - UK

Jannik Sinner fights back to beat Alexander Zverev for Vienna Open title

The Italian fell down a set and struggled physically but again proved his class over the German as he lifted his fourth ATP title of the season

The Independent UK

'I'm always ready, mate': Demon set for Sinner exam

Alex de Minaur has reached his 30th ATP tour semi-final in Vienna with a big win over Matteo Berrettini -- but will have to get past nemesis Jannik Sinner next.

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UK’s biggest weapons firm BAE grounds ‘lifeline’ aircraft delivering food aid

Exclusive: In the year they announced record profits, Britain’s arms maker has revoked licence to fly for planes taking supplies of food to starving people in South Sudan, Somalia and DRC

The Guardian - UK

Saudi Arabia and the ATP are putting a new Masters tennis tournament on a crowded calendar

Saudi Arabia will host a new ATP Masters tournament that likely will start in 2028

The Independent UK

Saudi Arabia to host ATP Masters event from 2028

Saudi Arabia will become the 10th Masters event in the first expansion of the category in the ATP’s history

The Independent UK

Saudi Arabia to host new Masters 1000 tournament on ATP Tour

The top tier of men’s events will expand to 10 tournaments, with the Saudi Arabia Masters likely to be in February.

The Independent UK

Tennis Mailbag: Why Holger Rune’s Injury Sparked a Schedule Debate

The sport’s grueling calendar is under renewed scrutiny after the 22-year-old injured his Achilles.

Sports Illustrated

Hardcourt Demon powers his way to major milestone

Alex de Minaur has maintained his hardcourt excellence, the Australian's straight-sets win in Vienna also marking his 300th ATP Tour-level triumph.

AAP

Jack Draper and Taylor Fritz call for change after horror Holger Rune injury

Rune suffered a suspected torn Achilles tendon in his Nordic Open semi-final, with Draper calling for the ATP Tour to ‘adapt’ its schedule

The Independent UK

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'Ducks' out to break ATP title duck in home from home

Four years since he last reached an ATP tournament semi-final in Kazakhstan, Australian James Duckworth is back in the last-four at the Almaty Open

Sports Illustrated

Tennis Mailbag: Four Years Later, ‘Where Is Peng Shuai?’ Still Unanswered

The WTA has returned to China, but there is little clarity on Peng’s whereabouts and well-being.

The Independent UK

Six Kings Slam reveals what the top tennis players want in 2026

An equation of more money, fewer matches sums up problems facing the ATP Tour as the best players in the world head to Saudi Arabia for a $6m exhibition that will be shown live on Netflix

Radio France Internationale

Family affair: Rinderknech and Vacherot rise up rankings after Shanghai feats

French tennis player Arthur Rinderknech rose from 54 to a career-high 28 in the ATP world rankings published on Monday following his defeat to his cousin Valentin Vacherot in the final of the Shanghai Masters.

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World No. 204 Vacherot In Shock After 'Crazy' Shanghai Triumph

World number 204 Valentin Vacherot said he was in shock Sunday after beating his cousin Arthur Rinderknech 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 to win the Shanghai Masters, becoming the lowest-ranked player to win an ATP 1000 tournament.

The Independent UK

Valentin Vacherot beats cousin Arthur Rinderknech to complete Shanghai Masters fairytale - reaction

Vacherot, who started the week as an alternate and World No 204, becomes the lowest-ranked Masters champion in history

The Guardian - UK

World No 204 Vacherot topples Djokovic to set up cousin v cousin Shanghai final

Valentin Vacherot stunned an out-of-sorts Novak Djokovic 6-3, 6-4 to seal a spot in the Shanghai Masters final where he will face his cousin Arthur Rinderknech

The Independent UK

World No 204 stuns Holger Rune to make Shanghai Masters history

Valentin Vacherot is the lowest-ranked player to reach an ATP 1000 semi-final since 1999, and the first Monegasque player to make a Masters final four

International Business Times

Tennis Stars Suffer, Wilt And Quit In 'Brutal' China Heat

Novak Djokovic threw up, Alexander Zverev poured sweat out of his shoe and Emma Raducanu quit her match with dizziness -- and the bad news for the world's top tennis players is that more baking weather is to come in China this week.

The Guardian - UK

‘You want a player to die?’ Heat is on tennis after players wilt in extreme conditions

Every year players are pushed to their limits in a sport that chases the sun. But the number of retirements, withdrawals and injuries this season has been shocking

The Independent UK

The state of the Shanghai Masters reflects a growing tennis problem

The intensity of the tennis schedule has added to a ‘brutal’ week at the Shanghai Masters

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