Davydenko Dodig - US Open 2011

Tennis stars Serena Williams, Kim Clijsters, and Victoria Azarenka prove motherhood and elite performance can coexist, returning to Grand Slam contention after maternity breaks.

Rest, Regrets, Revelations: How February Shapes ATP and WTA Seasons After Australian Open

Jules Hypolite 07/02/2026 à 17h03

Far from a Post-Aus Open Transition, February Emerges as a Strategic Turning Point

Top 10 Greatest South American Tennis Players Ever: Vilas, Kuerten, Del Potro and More

Arthur Millot 07/02/2026 à 13h04

Legends Who Captivated Generations: Our Ranking of South America's Top 10 Tennis Icons

France's Four Musketeers: Stellar Careers Overshadowed by Slam Drought and French Media Backlash

Adrien Guyot 03/02/2026 à 17h31

Despite top-10 ATP rankings and consistent excellence, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Gaël Monfils, Richard Gasquet, and Gilles Simon never claimed a Grand Slam title, enduring mockery from French media amid Big 3 dominance. A deep dive into a talented generation defined by sky-high expectations and brutal competition.

Halep, Gasquet, Kvitova: They Retired in 2025

Adrien Guyot 21/12/2025 à 08h49

Tears, ovations, and farewells: the 2025 season will be remembered as the one of major exits. From Simona Halep to Richard Gasquet, including Petra Kvitova, many champions chose to close the chapter on their careers.

Nikolay Davydenko opens up: "I never imagined becoming world No. 3" — the powerful testimony of the former Russian player

Jules Hypolite 14/12/2025 à 18h56

In a sincere testimony, Davydenko delivers a lesson in perseverance and humility that resonates as a message of hope for the new generation.

373 weeks in the top 10 and still zero Grand Slam: the Zverev paradox explodes before the world's eyes

Arthur Millot 28/11/2025 à 16h33

Alexander Zverev has just made history… but not as he would have hoped.

At 40, Ivan Dodig Retires: "I Made the Right Decision at the Right Time"

Adrien Guyot 22/11/2025 à 12h47

Former singles player who later focused solely on doubles, Ivan Dodig retires at 40. In an interview for the official ATP website, the Croatian explained this choice.