• Dan Rapaport believes McIlroy is trying to deceive the public with his statements

    Dan Rapaport believes McIlroy is trying to deceive the public with his statements
    After his last performance in Houston, Rory McIlroy caused anxiety among fans, saying that he has a problem with his right elbow. Fans of the Northern Irishman seem afraid, asking questions whether Rory will actually perform at the tournament that holds the most importance for him. However, McIlroy expressed optimism, hoping that he will recover and be ready for the Masters."My right elbow has been bothering me a little bit so I'll maybe just get some treatment on that and make sure that is
  • Greg Norman weighs in on PGA Tour future after Brian Rolapp arrival

    Greg Norman, the former CEO of LIV Golf, although he is no longer as present in golf circles, is still a guest on podcasts where he shares his thoughts on the future of this sport. Greg Norman has been building his career for many years and has made a serious mark in the world of golf, but by joining LIV the public was completely disappointed, wondering why he decided to deal such a blow to this sport.It seems that golf fans will not forget such a move.The arrival of the new CEO of the PGA Tour,
  • Czech tennis legend Petra Kvitova overwhelmed with emotions at awards night

    The Czech Republic is known as a country that has produced many talented athletes, including tennis players. Petra Kvitova is certainly one of the most important sports figures from this country, and her successes year after year are the reason why she is so loved, not only in the Czech Republic, but also around the world. Petra Kvitova ended her career this year, but attending the 'Zlatý kanár' ceremony, she was filled with emotions during and after the ceremony. Namely,
  • Greece's rising star meets Novak Djokovic in Athens - Picture with the GOAT

    Fourteen years ago, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal fought in six notable finals, with the Serb winning them all in his brilliant season. That year, somewhere around their massive battle, another Rafa came to this world. Rafael Pagonis is one of the leading young stars born in 2011, proving his rich talent on the Tennis Europe circuit and the ITF junior Tour. The Greece's finest met Novak Djokovic at the 91 Athens Riviera gym, crossing path with the GOAT and taking a picture with him.S
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  • Danielle Collins thanks gay men and therapist on 32nd birthday

    Danielle Collins, a 32-year-old American tennis player, celebrated her birthday on Saturday. The multitude of messages she received speaks volumes about how much she is respected around the world and how many people admire her.However, one card stands out in particular, and the many reactions on social media speak for it best. Namely, Danielle Collins received a congratulation from the official Instagram page of The Gay Tennis Podcast, which is run by Tony Hagen. The podcast posted a video of on
  • Marc Leishman dominates Victorian PGA Championship for his 15th career win

    Marc Leishman, a 42-year-old Australian, showed his superiority by winning the Victorian PGA Championship. Windy conditions were no obstacle for the experienced golfer who, despite everything, showed courage and desire to win. This victory was the 15th of his career and the second of this season, after winning at LIV Golf in April.Leishman played a fourth round with +4 (76), after previous rounds of 71, 67 and 68. The biggest threat was his compatriot Younger, but Leishman, thanks to experience,
  • Simona Halep shares her thoughts on never doubting her retirement decision

    Simona Halep is a tennis player who left a serious mark in the world of tennis, and fans remember her performances with nostalgia, hoping to see her again on the tennis courts, at least in the near future. The Romanian tennis player retired in 2025, and most people wonder what was decisive for her decision. In an interview with The National, 34-year-old Halep shared the reasons why she decided to leave tennis.Although she previously thought about ending her career, the match against Lucia B
  • Lorenzo Sonego eyes 2026 with clear goals after Australian Open quarterfinal

    Lorenzo Sonego is a tennis player with serious potential, but 2025 was a disappointing year for him. The Italian tennis player started the season brilliantly with a great performance at the Australian Open, where he reached the quarterfinals. That was the last step for him, and from month to month he did not improve, but rather experienced a decline in form.Lorenzo Sonego aims to use this part of the year to focus on the next season and set himself clear goals. The Australian Open will be a
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  • Lorenzo Musetti reveals who he thinks is better right now: Sinner or Alcaraz

    Lorenzo Musetti has many bright moments this season, but certainly winning the Davis Cup with the Italian team is a moment that will forever remain engraved in his memory. Although Jannik Sinner could not help the Italians in the final match, Musetti proved to be perhaps the most important figure on his team, helping the team to win an extremely important trophy. Lorenzo Musetti was also somewhat surprisingly chosen as the sportsman of the year in Italy according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.
  • Nick Kyrgios' Australian Open fate remains unclear as WC question lingers

    Nick Kyrgios' potential return to the Australian Open remains one of the biggest unanswered questions ahead of the new season. The tournament director Craig Tiley offered no assurances regarding a wild card entry for the former Wimbledon finalist.The Aussie has not completed since March. He scored his only victory of the season in Miami before falling to Karen Khachanov in the second round. It remains the most recent official match for the Canberra native. The 2022 Wimbledon finalist has pl
  • Jack Sock rips Jelena Ostapenko as 'whiny'

    Jack Sock is not a big admirer of Jelena Ostapenko's personality as the former world No. 8 described the Latvian tennis player as "a little whiny."Ostapenko, who was 20 years old when she became a Grand Slam champion at the 2017 French Open, has a long history of on-court antics and meltdowns - from getting into it with the rival, the chair umpire and the crowd. The 28-year-old even complained about the electronic line calling on a few occasions, suggesting that it was slow and questioning its a
  • Coppini Tennis Academy star Philip Henning wins 14th Futures title

    We are in mid-December, but tennis never stops! Coppini Tennis Academy standout Philip Henning conquered another title in his high-quality season, winning the M15 Sharm El Sheikh event and celebrating his 14th Futures trophy at 25, the sixth of the season. After falling in the quarter-final last week, the South African raised his level and conquered this week's event after dropping one set in five encounters. Henning kicked off the action with a 6-3, 6-3 victory over Italy's Filib
  • Joao Fonseca matches a milestone last reached by Carlos Alcaraz

    Joao Fonseca's 2025 season has placed him in a category reserved for future stars. The names around him made that clear for the youngest player in the top-25. The Brazilian enjoyed a stellar ride in the season behind us, passing 120 rivals on the ATP rankings list and lifting two ATP and two Challenger trophies. By doing so, Fonseca wrote history books.At 18 years and five months, he became the fourth-youngest player with the ATP Tour-Challenger title in the same season, a milestone previou
  • Novak Djokovic turns to science - Mark Kovacs joins quest for Major No. 25

    Novak Djokovic has never relied on routine alone. As the legend prepares for another season, he has once again shown his willingness to evolve. During his off-season training block in Athens, Novak has added Dr. Mark Kovacs to his team.Thus, the veteran signals a renewed focus on precision, recovery and long-term physical sustainability. Kovacs is one of the most respected minds in tennis performance science. A performance physiologist with more than 50 peer-reviewed studies dedicated to te
  • John Isner has 'controversial take' on tennis offseason amid players' complaints

    John Isner thinks the tennis offseason is "so overrated" as established players don't really need that much to prepare themselves for a new season, unlike the new players who are just starting on the Tour. When players complain about the schedule, they usually argue that no sport in the world has such a long and demanding season. Also, they often argue that there is basically no offseason in tennis since the season ends in the 11 month and the new season starts in January.Isner, who played
  • Garbine Muguruza praises Carlos Alcaraz's greatness, compares him to Rafael Nadal

    Garbine Muguruza has seen greatness up close throughout her career. When the two-time Major champion looks at her compatriot, Carlos Alcaraz, she sees something that goes beyond statistics or trophies.The former winner at Roland Garros and Wimbledon believes tennis is witnessing a rare phenomenon, one that continues to redefine what is possible at such a young age. She also brought Rafael Nadal into the story.Carlos enjoyed a brilliant run in 2025 and strengthened Garbine's feeling. The 22-
  • Taylor Townsend makes (surprise) change after winning Slam, reaching No. 1 in doubles

    Taylor Townsend enjoyed an outstanding 2025 season, but still decided to call time on her partnership with coach John Williams. Townsend, who started working with Williams in 2021, won four doubles with Katerina Siniakova this year, with their biggest triumph coming at the Australian Open. The American/Czech were also very close to collecting the US Open crown, but fell just short in a three-set final.This year, Townsend also reached the doubles world No. 1 ranking for the first time in her
  • McCarthy shares techniques learned from Korda’s short game

    The Grant Thornton Invitational is a tournament that attracts huge public attention, and it is an opportunity for some of the best men's and women's players in the world to come together and show their qualities and togetherness. Many expect that McCarthy and Korda will be successful in this competition and could lift the trophy, but it is difficult to really make predictions with certainty.Denny McCarthy had the chance to play with Nelly Korda three years ago, and that was the moment he realize
  • Italian DC team captain reflects on Jannik Sinner's withdrawal and his big statement

    Italian Davis Cup team captain Filippo Volandri says Jannik Sinner was 100 percent right when he made the statement about the strength of the Italian team. While competing in Vienna in late October, Sinner announced his withdrawal from the Davis Cup Final 8. In the next couple of days, the four-time Grand Slam champion was receiving heavy criticism and scrutiny from the Italian media and public. When the world No. 2 was asked about it, he suggested that there was no need for the media to ma
  • Justin Rose among most searched on Google

    Defeated in a playoff at the 2025 Masters by Rory McIlroy, Englishman Justin Rose has apparently seen a resurgence in popularity among American internet users. He is among the top 10 most searched athletes on Google, according to a ranking revealed by the weekly magazine Golf Digest.A key and indispensable player on the European Ryder Cup team since its debut in 2008 (7 appearances and 17.5 points), Justin Rose has apparently experienced a surge in popularity in the United States. Google search
  • Novak Djokovic set to level a Roger Federer Grand Slam record at Australian Open

    Novak Djokovic is set to tie Roger Federer and Feliciano Lopez for the most Grand Slam singles appearances at the Open Era when he kicks off his Australian Open campaign in January.In January 2005, an 18-year-old Djokovic made his Grand Slam main-draw debut after winning three Australian Open qualifying matches before losing to former world No. 1 Marat Safin. Since then, the Serbian tennis star has made 79 more Major appearances and won a record 24 titles.When it specifically comes to the Austra
  • Golf analyst Ryan Lavner suggests popular tournament to start season

    The new CEO of the PGA Tour, Brian Rolapp, is aware that a difficult period awaits him and that he must do everything to revive the PGA Tour. He has a serious task ahead of him, and experts and analysts are already predicting which direction the tournament could go.Golf expert Ryan Lavner made some interesting suggestions for PGA leaders, stressing that Rolapp and the tour's major figures should pick a popular tournament to kick off the season. He pointed out that such a tournament would bring a
  • Picture: Novak Djokovic returns to practice court in Athens

    Novak Djokovic is back on the court! After enjoying throughout the world for a couple of weeks, the 24-time Major winner has started his off-season preparation at the luxurious Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel at home in Athens. Novak entered the iconic 5-star resort on the Athenian Riviera in Vouliagmeni, shaping up his strokes ahead of more serious action in the upcoming weeks. At the moment, Djokovic does not plan to compete ahead of the Australian Open. The legend has not entered Br
  • Si Woo Kim denies joining LIV Golf, confirms staying on PGA Tour

    Rumors have been circulating for several days that South Korean golfer Si Woo Kim could join LIV Golf. Such rumors immediately caused fear among PGA Tour leaders and fans who well remember the past departures of some big stars to the other side.However, after a few days, the Korean golfer decided to deny such rumors and make all PGA Tour fans happy. Namely, he can be seen in one photo where he lifts the trophy from the Sony Open with the caption: "OK, team, see you at the Sony Open Hawaii." 
  • When confidence met Roger Federer at Wimbledon - Adrian Mannarino's brutal lesson

    Adrian Mannarino reached the fourth round at Wimbledon in 2018. The Frenchman bested Daniil Medvedev in five sets in the third round and arranged his sixth meeting against the All England Club king, Roger Federer. The 22nd seed played with confidence and hoped that could be his moment of glory. However, Centre Court is a place where belief alone is rarely enough! What followed was a harsh but unforgettable reminder of the gap between confidence and timeless greatness.Roger made a ruthless s
  • Dustin Johnson will make a detour to the DP

    Former world number one Dustin Johnson will be in Dubai at the end of January. He will compete in the first tournament of the 2026 Rolex Series, the Hero Dubai Desert Classic, before returning to LIV Golf in Riyadh in early February.Another big name has just been announced for the Hero Dubai Desert Classic, scheduled for January 22-25 at the Emirates Golf Course in Dubai. Former world number one Dustin Johnson has confirmed his participation in the first Rolex Series event of the 2025-26 DP Worl
  • Coco Gauff opens up on outgrowing the ‘box’ others tried to put her in

    Coco Gauff admits she used to "try to fit in some sort of box" growing up as a Black athlete, but that is a thing of the past as the 21-year-old says she is now fully herself in everything she does. Gauff, who will celebrate her 22nd birthday in March, has been the face of American women's tennis for the past couple of years after winning two Grand Slam titles, becoming a WTA Finals champion, and getting as high as No. 2 in the ranking. Over the years, Gauff spoke multiple times about
  • British star Emma Raducanu leaves Nike to join Uniqlo ahead of new season

    Emma Raducanu is ready to bring significant changes both on and off the tennis courts. The British tennis player is focused and motivated to be reborn in the new year with the desire to realize her potential and meet the expectations of her fans. According to media reports, Emma Raducanu is leaving Nike and will wear Uniqlo brand clothes from the new year.The young tennis player has had a contract with Nike for many years, but there is clearly a reason why she turned a new leaf in her caree
  • Jannik Sinner tipped for Wimbledon glory - Walking the Federer-Djokovic path

    On July 13, Jannik Sinner blasted a powerful serve on a match point against Carlos Alcaraz in the Wimbledon final. The Italian bested the Spaniard 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 and wrote history books, becoming the first Italian player to hold the sacred trophy. It's one of the defining moments of their incredible rivalry, having come after Carlos' thrilling turnaround in the Roland Garros final. Former doubles great, Todd Woodbridge, believes its significance goes far beyond a single title
  • Shane Lowry opens up about the intense pressure at Ryder Cup: It was horrible

    Shane Lowry proved to be the main figure of the European team at the last Ryder Cup, a prestigious biennial competition that brought much excitement and will probably go down in golf history as one of the most exciting editions of the Ryder Cup ever. Although almost three months have passed, the passions still haven't calmed down, and European and American golfers often talk openly about the latest edition and their impressions.Shane Lowry is already focused on the next edition, wanting his team

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