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The ArgusTennis and padel courts backed by Andy Murray coming to seafront
Tennis and padel courts will come to the seafront by early summer.
Evening StandardEmma Raducanu crashes out of Madrid Open after first-round defeat to qualifier Maria Lourdes Carle
Raducanu was broken six times as she fell to a heavy defeat
CityAMHas Rafael Nadal competed in his last French Open before retirement?
Rafael Nadal could miss the French Open this year in what could be his final season on the tennis circuit, the Spaniard has revealed. Nadal has said previously that 2024 would be his last year on the ATP Tour and at the majors, with many expecting the 22-time Grand Slam champion to bow out after
PA Media: Sport‘Exhausted’ Emma Raducanu blames fatigue for early exit at Madrid Open
The Briton was crushed 6-2 6-2 in one hour and 26 minutes by an opponent ranked 82 in the world.
AFPNadal will only play French Open if he can 'compete well'
Rafael Nadal said on Wednesday he will only play at the upcoming French Open if he feels "capable enough to compete well".I will only play in Paris if I feel capable enough to compete well."
The IndependentEmma Raducanu vs Maria Lourdes Carle LIVE: Madrid Open result and reaction as Brit suffers surprise defeat
Raducanu suffered a shock defeat in the first-round of the Madrid Open
The Guardian‘Exhausted’ Emma Raducanu thrashed by qualifier María Carlé at Madrid Open
The Argentinian qualifier easily won her Madrid Open first-round match 6-2, 6-2, against Emma Raducanu and Harriet Dart also lost in straight sets but Jack Draper won in three sets
AFPOsaka seals first win on clay since 2022 in Madrid
Naomi Osaka says she is "embracing the clay a lot more now" as she captured her first victory on the surface since 2022 in the Madrid Open first round on Wednesday."I've had several 'incidents' on clay but I'm embracing it a lot more now," the 26-year-old Osaka told reporters in the Spanish capital.
The TelegraphEmma Raducanu told to ‘work harder’ during defeat by world No 82
Emma Raducanu’s unpredictable season continued to swing from lows to highs and back again as she went down by a 6-2, 6-2 scoreline in the first round of the Madrid Open to Maria Lourdes Carle, a 24-year-old Argentine with just one previous WTA Tour victory to her name.
RFIFrench Open legend Nadal admits desire to say goodbye on court firing final tour
Former world number one Rafael Nadal conceded on Wednesday his farewell tour was not proceeding to plan but his wish to compete one last time at cherished tournaments such as the French Open where he has claimed 14 titles was pushing him through the pain barrier. The Spaniard will continue his comeback from injury at the Madrid Masters on Thursday where he is scheduled to play the American 16-year-old Darwin Blanch who has been given an invitation to play in the main draw at one of the most pres
PA Media: SportEmma Raducanu crashes out of Madrid Open in first round
The Briton was crushed 6-2 6-2.
Daily RecordAndy Murray trolls fellow tennis star over Arsenal's 5-0 win against Chelsea
The former world number one has been a long time admirer of the Gunners, who are aiming to win their first Premier League title in 20 years this season.
The IndependentJosh O’Connor reveals which tennis star inspired ‘suggestive’ Challengers scene
Josh O'Connor has revealed which tennis star inspired a “lightly suggestive” scene in Challengers. The Crown actor stars alongside Zendaya and Mike Faist in Luca Guadagnino's new film following tennis prodigy-turned-coach Tashi Duncan whose endeavours to earn her husband (Faist) redemption take a turn when he faces his former best friend and Tashi's ex-boyfriend, Patrick (O'Connor). O'Connor told Capital Breakfast he channelled the “bad boy of tennis” Nick Kyrgios in one scene.
The IndependentChallengers review: Zendaya leads a thrilling, intoxicating and extravagantly sexy tennis psychodrama
5/5 Luca Guadagnino’s thrilling new movie posits that every conversation is a tennis match, and every tennis match is a sex scene – you will be powerless to resist it
PA Media: SportRafael Nadal casts doubt on chances of playing at French Open
The 37-year-old Spaniard continues to struggle with his body.
CityAMZendaya continues blistering form with tennis movie Challengers
Challengers has been marketed heavily off the back of Zendaya’s involvement, but those looking for a romantic drama will be in for a shock
The IndependentWhat time is Emma Raducanu playing today? How to watch Madrid Open
The 21-year-old returns to action hoping to build on a recent run of good form
The TelegraphGarbine Muguruza: ‘Woman power is great but I feel bad to say I want to have a family’
Garbiñe Muguruza is anticipating the question. She is a former world No 1, French Open and Wimbledon champion, and yet has just announced her retirement aged 30. People are inevitably going to wonder: what’s next?
The ArgusTennis great joins campaign to save Eastbourne tournament
Tennis great Martina Navratilova has backed the fight to save a tournament which brings thousands to the local economy.
AFPSinner plays down Djokovic, Alcaraz comparisons
Jannik Sinner on Tuesday dismissed the idea that he is the best player in the world right now, saying he should not be compared to his fellow top-three rivals, Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz."I still believe that you cannot compare myself with Novak with all that he has done.
The GuardianMadrid farewell for king of clay: Rafael Nadal bids for one last miracle
As the end of his career draws ever closer, the ailing 14-time French Open champion faces a race against time to find his form and fitness
AFPBadosa 'fighting' for tennis career despite doctors' concerns
Former world number two Paula Badosa on Tuesday vowed to "keep fighting" for her career despite doctors telling her "it would be complicated" to continue playing professional tennis due to a stress fracture she sustained in her back last year.Badosa, who did not play last year after exiting Wimbledon in July due to the injury, was forced to retire from her second-round clash with Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka in Stuttgart last week with a minor adductor tear.
The TelegraphAlan Jones, tennis coach who guided Jo Durie and Jeremy Bates to Grand Slam doubles titles – obituary
Alan Jones, who has died aged 75, was among the most influential and popular tennis coaches of his era and shaped the careers of generations of top British players. During the 1980s, he guided Jo Durie to No 5 in the world and the semi-finals of two majors, as well as the Wimbledon and Australian Open mixed doubles crowns partnering another of his pupils, Jeremy Bates; Jones was also notably critical of what he regarded as the Lawn Tennis Association’s stuffy attitudes, and despite three stints
The GuardianNovak Djokovic weighs up coaching himself for final stage of tennis career
‘I’m in the stage of my career where having no coach is also an option’ says 24-time slam winner after Goran Ivanisevic split in March
AFPDjokovic skips Madrid Open but is aiming for Rome
World number one and record 24-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic will not play at the Madrid Open this week but is hoping to appear in Rome.I've planned to play in Rome, so I hope I'll be able to do that, if I prepare well," Djokovic told reporters.
