While World No. 1 Jannik Sinner breezed through his first match at the Cincinnati Open in just 59 minutes on Saturday, Carlos Alcaraz took a longer, bumpier path to reach the same destination.

CINCINNATI, Ohio—Fresh off a post-Wimbledon holiday, Carlos Alcaraz is all business at the Cincinnati Open, taking to the practice court almost immediately after a 6-1, 2-6, 6-3 win over Damir Dzumhur ...

Novak Djokovic is set to skip another major tournament in 2025 as he focuses on the US Open, raising questions about his ATP ...

Elena Rybakina must have figured she had the match won. She’d just battered 18-year-old Victoria Mboko in a 25-shot rally late in their Montreal semifinal, sending her sprinting from corner to corner ...

Tennis ATP, Focus, Hot Topics, WTA Second round singles action continues on Sunday. The second seeds in both the men’s and ...

The 2025 season allowed Nole to finally clinch the 100th title of his never-ending career, but it also showed him how tough ...

Rune, who is still in contact with Agassi, spoke about their relationship after his opening round victory at the Cincinnati Open. Speaking to the Tennis Channel after his victory, Rune provided an ...

With main-draw action in Cincinnati underway, it appears that Djokovic is now starting his own US Open preparation in Porto ...

Only one other American man has found himself in the deep water at a Slam. That man is Ben Shelton, a 22-year old Georgia ...

Novak has not yet resumed practicing and it is not known if he has solved the muscle problem that had conditioned him during ...

Many of the top stars will come out as play in the Round of 64 begins on Aug. 9 in the Cincinnati Open in Mason.

Tennis Focus, Hot Topics Daniil Medvedev believes a third person can challenge Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz at the top of the sport.