Popyrin will hope to bounce back as US Open wildcard Not so long ago a soaring star of Australian tennis, Alexei Popyrin has had to rely on a reciprocal wildcard to seal his 2026 trip to the US Open. AAP · Aug 18
Indian-origin CEO says he starts checking his emails at 4.30 am; 'If you want to work eight-to five...' CEO Khozema Shipchandler said he starts checking his emails at 4.30 am that then wraps up his work at 9 pm. There is no day off and the Indian-origin CEO of Twilio runs laps around the house between meetings so that he does not spend all his time sitting as… The Times of India · Aug 17
Sania Mirza joins Terra-Invest to Co-Lead future health and sports investments Sania Mirza has joined Terra-Invest as a co-leader for key investment areas. She will focus on longevity, preventative health, and the sports economy. Mirza brings an operator's perspective to the firm's existing portfolio. Her expertise stems from a decorated two-decade tennis career and entrepreneurial ventures. Terra-Invest believes health and sport… The Economic Times · Aug 17
Emma Raducanu Retirement Fears Grow as British Star Misses US Open and Billie Jean King Cup Emma Raducanu faces retirement rumours due to injuries that have sidelined her from major tournaments, including Wimbledon and the US Open. Her future in tennis remains uncertain as she focuses on recovery. International Business Times UK · Aug 17
Elena Rybakina leads call for changes to 2028 calendar after schedule chaos Elena Rybakina said of the schedule: ‘It’s just crazy … hopefully something will change’ after news the LA28 tennis event begins three days after Wimbledon The Guardian - UK · Aug 16
The Beast to Novak Djokovic: The Wolf in Winter: the seven best films to watch on TV this week Léa Seydoux and George MacKay look for love in a soul-searching sci-fi romance. Plus, a rare documentary that might change your opinions on tennis ace Novak Djokovic The Guardian - UK · Aug 14
Tennis: Advocacy groups call for WTA to drop sex-testing policy The Sport & Rights Alliance has urged the Women's Tennis Association to end its new sex-testing policy. This policy requires players to undergo a one-time gene test to determine biological sex. Advocacy groups state the measure stigmatizes and traumatizes women and girls on the tour. The WTA's move follows a… The Economic Times · Aug 13
TTFI flags implications of suspension, urges Ministry to reconsider order The Table Tennis Federation of India requested the Sports Ministry to reconsider its suspension order. TTFI stressed the importance of its autonomy under the Olympic Charter rules. The federation stated that governance issues cited were already addressed or clarified. It highlighted player achievements as proof of effective functioning and athlete… The Economic Times · Aug 13
Tennis Mailbag: A Late Submission to the GOAT Debate Is Steffi Graf’s legacy underrated? Plus, towel talk, fixing Wimbledon court surfaces and more. Sports Illustrated · Aug 12
Patriot Games: Trump’s ‘freedom finale’ to celebrate 250 is … a school sports day ‘Outstanding young Americans’ came together to catch a tennis ball for freedom The Guardian - US · Aug 12
Brickbat: Anyone for Tennis? In San Francisco, Sam Dogen took his 6-year-old daughter and 9-year-old son to play tennis at Golden Gate Heights Park… The post Brickbat: Anyone for Tennis? appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Aug 12
'Growing up I wasn't the richest but...': Serena Williams’ inspiring rise from Compton’s public tennis courts to 23 Grand Slam titles and how her parents overcame financial struggles and limited resources to help turn a young girl’s dream into a historic tennis career Serena Williams’ journey from public tennis courts in Compton to 23 Grand Slam singles titles is a story of family, sacrifice and determination. In a powerful reflection, Serena recalled, “Growing up I wasn’t the richest, but I had a rich family in spirit,” as she paid tribute to her parents,… The Economic Times · Aug 11
Vondrousova’s antics put tennis doping tests in spotlight – a far cry from football’s view The former Wimbledon champion’s suspension comes as Mykhailo Mudryk returns for Chelsea, exposing a stark contrast in processes The Guardian - UK · Aug 10
Tennis makes the right decision to pursue fairness for its female players In introducing sex screening, tennis has made the right decision to ensure fairness for its female players. There's been considerable backlash,… The National (Scotland) · Aug 9
The Economic Times · Aug 8 The Case for Mixed Doubles: Tradition alone has not been enough to keep it in the spotlight The mixed doubles championship at the US Open is making waves as it includes noted singles competitors, a strategy designed to enhance the sport's visibility and financial draw. Despite concerns from doubles specialists about the consequences of a shorter format on their professional paths, last year's success revealed a notable…
Marie Claire · Aug 8 Forget the Front Row—The Most Exciting Fashion Moments Are Happening at Tournament Walk-Ins How the summer of sport became method dressing’s latest love affair
The Economic Times · Aug 8 70 years after South Africa's women challenged apartheid, some say their freedom isn't complete South Africa marks seventy years since the 1956 Women's March against apartheid laws. Many women still face significant gender-based violence and economic inequality today. The Women's Jail, now a museum, honors activists who fought against oppression. Paralympic champion Kgothatso Montjane acknowledges the paved path for current generations. The past's lessons…
Times Life · Aug 7 5 Painful Joint Conditions That Are Commonly Mistaken for Arthritis But Need Different Treatment Bursitis: The Inflammation That Sits Just Outside the JointBursae are small fluid-filled sacs that cushion the space between bone and soft tissue. When one gets inflamed, a condition called bursitis, the pain lands directly over the joint and feels indistinguishable from arthritis to most people. The shoulder, hip, and knee…
The Independent UK · Aug 6 Members devastated after prestigious tennis club secretly culls geese and goslings Members said they are ‘furious’ after the exclusive private member’s club killed several Canada geese and their goslings
Evening Standard · Aug 6 Murder most fowl? Outcry after exclusive Surrey tennis club 'secretly' shoots geese making mess on courts St George’s Hill Lawn Tennis Club in Surrey, where Emma Raducanu has played, hired a marksman to shoot resident Canada geese
Times Life · Aug 6 7 Early Signs of Rheumatoid Arthritis That Are Easy to Mistake for Ordinary Joint Pain Morning stiffness that lasts more than an hourEveryone feels stiff getting out of bed. The difference with rheumatoid arthritis is duration. Osteoarthritis stiffness typically eases within 30 minutes of moving around. In rheumatoid arthritis, the stiffness in joints, most often the fingers, wrists, and knees, persists for an hour or…
TechRadar · Aug 5 NYT Connections hints and answers for Thursday, August 6 (game #1152) Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.
Sports Illustrated · Aug 5 Tennis Mailbag: Will Serena Williams Play Mixed Doubles at the U.S. Open? Venus Williams is set to pair up with Alexander Bublik for the event; will her sister follow suit?
The Guardian - UK · Aug 5 Game, set, Chat: how tennis players use AI to scout opponents and run their lives The emergence of GenAI has led to a generational shift with tennis stars conflicted on the impact of technology on their sport
The Guardian - AU · Aug 5 ‘Our new champion’: Philippines swept up in tennis fever after Alex Eala’s historic win WTA event win earns 21-year-old a presidential reception in the Philippines as interest in tennis surges in home country