Brussels ATP 250: Musetti Headlines, Fonseca Makes Grand Return, and French Players Lie in Wait The former Antwerp tournament settles into the Belgian capital with a promising draw. Musetti, Auger-Aliassime, Fonseca… and a French contingent ready to strike hard to mark the end of the season. Wh... 1 min to read
Mensik, Fonseca, Tien: The Race to Qualify for the Next Gen ATP Finals Is Underway! In Jeddah this coming December, the young talents of world tennis will compete in the 2025 Next Gen ATP Finals. From December 17 to 21, the eight best young players on the ATP Tour will face off at t... 1 min to read
Press Conference and Training for Sinner, ATP/WTA Draws: Monday's Schedule in Rome Suspended since February 9, Sinner has officially been cleared to return to competition. He will make his comeback this week at the Rome Masters 1000. Allowed to resume training starting April 13, ... 1 min to read
Ramos-Vinolas Snubbed by Madrid Masters 1000 Management for a Final Wild Card Earlier this month, Albert Ramos-Vinolas announced that 2025 would be his last season on the professional tour, as his body could no longer handle the relentless schedule of matches and tournaments. ... 1 min to read
Men's and Women's Wild Cards for the Rome Tournament Revealed The Rome tournament announced this Wednesday the players who will receive a wild card for the main draw of the event, which will take place from May 7 to 18. On the men's side, Fabio Fognini, Feder... 1 min to read
Federico Cina, First Player Born in 2007 to Reach a Challenger Final At the Hersonissos Challenger (Greece), 17-year-old Italian Federico Cina qualified for the tournament final after defeating former world No. 14 Aslan Karatsev (6-4, 6-2). Cina, who received a wild-c... 1 min to read
The wild cards for the Miami tournament officially revealed As the Indian Wells tournament is about to begin, the Sunshine Double will continue from mid-March in Florida, more specifically in Miami. For the men, it will be the second Masters 1000 of the seaso... 1 min to read
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