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38-year-old Novak Djokovic, the undisputed greatest men’s singles tennis player of all time, has shared his retirement plans. Djokovic has dodged the question in recent years. His physical health and geniune uncertainty could be the reasons why. However, Djokovic has…
Back in February, Craig Tiley made it official that he would be stepping down from his role as CEO of Tennis Australia. This decision will bring an end to his 13 years leading the organisation.
Stan Wawrinka will need to go through qualifying if he wants to play in the Madrid Open main draw this year. Wawrinka is set to retire from tennis this season, ending a 24-year career on the ATP Tour.
With captains Lewis Smith, Michael Reiprich and Matthew Christiansen leading the way, the Hornets will be trouble in the District 2 Class AA tourney.
Class AA Watertown & Aberdeen Central, Class A Milbank & Aberdeen Roncalli each fielding boys tennis teams again this spring.
Brandt Lager came into practice Monday ready to hand out this week's championship belt to a lucky member of his tennis team. The second-year Willmar boys tennis head coach got the belt late last season as the team's extra effort award. "At the end of the week, we all vote to see who get
Football legend Wayne Rooney has named his top five greatest sports stars ever, and tennis icon Serena Williams has made the cut. Williams retired from professional tennis in 2022, having won 23 Grand Slam titles during her glittering career.
Jessica Pegula returned to the winner’s circle this week, but it took more than 11 hours of tennis for her to secure the Charleston Open title. The American was understandably thrilled after adding another trophy to her collection, and it certainly didn’t come easily.
We are in the heart of ATP tennis season, and Carlos Alcaraz is the current World No. 1. Jannik Sinner won the Sunshine Double and could overtake Alcaraz in Monte Carlo. Everyone knows the situation. The reality is that Alcaraz…