Djokovic troubled by 'private matter'
Troubled by injury and a private matter that affected him at Wimbledon, world No.1 Novak Djokovic concedes that time is against him as he prepares to end his grand slam season on a high at the US Open.
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Tomic and Kyrgios lined up to meet at US Open
Australian big guns Nick Kyrgios and Bernard Tomic could potentially meet in the third round of the US Open.
Tennis ACT to build 'walk of fame' for Canberra stars
Tennis ACT will turn back the clock to start a walk of fame to honour Canberra's greatest.
Kyrgios hopes for luck of the draw after top-16 seeding
Nick Kyrgios is hoping for some luck of the draw as he spearheads one of Australia's most promising US Open charges in decades.
Laver Cup adds to the tennis calendar, but what will it bring to the game?
If the Laver Cup was played next week rather than next September, a strong European team potentially featuring Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray would be favoured to beat a rest-of-the world outfit. Would anyone care?
Superbrats McEnroe and Kyrgios to take on Bjorg and Federer
Tennis superbrats John McEnroe and Nick Kyrgios will clash with grand-slam giants Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal in the inaugural Laver Cup.
Federer plans return in Australia
Sidelined for the rest of the year, the champ is aiming for a grand slam return in Melbourne.
Kokkinakis to miss US Open, Davis Cup in doubt
Two narratives tend to recur with depressing regularity in Australian men's tennis: Nick Kyrgios and Bernard Tomic's behavioural issues, and Thanasi Kokkinakis' injury woes.
Rafael Nadal to play Brisbane International
Fourteen-time Grand Slam champ to replace Roger Federer.
Serena, Djokovic top seeds at US Open
The top-16 ranking affords him some protection from the world's elite, pushing back showdowns against the likes of top players Djokovic, Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal until at least the fourth round.
Perez, Duckworth given US Open wildcards
Little-known Australian tennis player Ellen Perez will make her grand slam debut at this month's US Open.
Cilic ends Murray's win streak in Cinci final
CINCINNATI, Aug 22 AAP - Former US Open champion Marin Cilic has ended Andy Murray's career-best 22-match winning streak with victory in the Cincinnati Masters.
Andy Murray beats Milos Raonic to reach Cincinnati Masters final
Two-time Olympic champion claims career-best 22nd win, will face Croatia's Marin Cilic in final.
Murray to good for Tomic in Cincinnati
Andy Murray has set up a re-run of the Wimbledon final, dispatching Bernard Tomic 6-4 6-4 to move into the semi-finals of the Cincinnati Masters.
Tomic claims biggest win in five years
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug 18 AAP-DPA - Bernard Tomic claimed his biggest scalp in five years as he beat world No.7 Kei Nishikori to set up a Cincinnati Masters quarter-final against two-time Olympic champion Andy Murray.
Kyrgios destroys three racquets in anger
Nick Kyrgios has smashed three racquets in rapid succession before being knocked out of the Cincinnati Masters.
Del Potro to receive US Open wild card
With the Olympics not awarding ranking points, del Potro received no bump from his victories in Rio de Janeiro
Kyrgios downs Pouille in Cincinnati opener
Nick Kyrgios has picked up where he left off in Atlanta, cruising to victory in his opening match of the Cincinnati Masters.
Gavrilova off to winning start in Cincinnati
Daria Gavrilova has started her US summer in fine form with a 7-5 6-3 win over Frenchwoman Caroline Garcia at the Western and Southern Open in Cincinnati.
Banned Sharapova could return in January
Five-time grand slam winner Maria Sharapova, banned in June for two years for doping offences, may be allowed to return in January, according to Russian Tennis Federation president Shamil Tarpishchev.
Teary Murray defends Olympic gold
Andy Murray has two Wimbledon crowns but this night should not be tossed out of the discussion when trying to determine his best wins.
Swiss miss: Hingis denied Olympic gold
Martina Hingis has 22 grand slam titles across singles and doubles and is already an International Tennis Hall of Fame member, but an Olympic gold medal remains elusive.
Puig wins first gold for Puerto Rico with shock tennis victory
Monica Puig overpowered Angelique Kerber 6-4 4-6 6-1 in the women's tennis final on Saturday to win Puerto Rico's first ever Olympic gold medal.
US Open return in Barty's sights
Ash Barty will escape the chill of Melbourne's winter and a demanding training block on Monday, bound for Florida, and the wildcard play-off that will determine whether her grand slam singles career resumes at the US Open after a two-year pause.
Wimbledon teen may have been poisoned
A rising British tennis star forced to withdraw from Wimbledon Championships after being struck down by a mystery illness may have been deliberately poisoned.
Shake-up for Kooyong Classic
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Tennis ACT needs Australia to get off the grass for Davis Cup tie
Canberra needs either a change of surface or a financial backer to bring the Davis Cup to town.
Kyrgios tipped for Davis Cup spot against Slovakia
Nick Kyrgios' next Australian appearance is expected to be on a purpose-built grass court in Sydney, with Ken Rosewall Arena announced as the venue for the Davis Cup world group play-off against Slovakia in September.
Millman's fairytale ends at the hands of Nishikori
There are very few battlers in the sport of tennis. But John Millman may be in the minority. But it wasn't enough to save him against Kei Nishikori in the second round of the Rio Olympics.
Kyrgios wins Atlanta Open
Nick Kyrgios has landed a second ATP title, defeating American John Isner in straight sets to win the Atlanta Open.