With a singles and doubles title at the Italian Open, late bloomer Jasmine Paolini has the French Open and her first Slam ...

Everyone knew that Jannik Sinner's coaching change was imminent, but Carlos Moya could be considered a surprise choice.

Italy's own Jasmine Paolini has been rushing up the WTA rankings over the past two years, and now she has the coveted ...

Enter poor Casper Ruud, a perennial top-10 player who is excellent on clay. He was Sinner's quarterfinal opponent in Rome on ...

After injuries temporarily iced his tennis career, Nick Kyrgios returns to the French Open, with more tennis events to follow ...

Alcaraz might be better on clay even if Sinner had not taken any time off. The young Spaniard won the French Open last year and has won 83 percent of his matches on the surface. Sinner is not a bad ...

Jannik Sinner was dominated for the first time in months in the first set of his Italian Open match against Tommy Paul. Paul, ...

Jannik Sinner came out of the proverbial gate in his second match back from his three-month-long suspension for two failed ...

Coco Gauff should have beaten Jasmine Paolini, and that is meant to mean no offense to the Italian. The truth is that Gauff can move around the court as well as Paolini and can hit with more power, ...

The other reason for playing Geneva and not Rome is that, in his current form, Djokovic is likely to make a longer run ...

Emma Raducanu is a fine player but has not been sustainably great. She won a Grand Slam in 2021 at the US Open when she won ...

Coco Gauff entered Rome ranked No. 3 in the WTA rankings, but with a finals appearance there and now in Rome, she has reestablished herself.