Kyrgios planning to push through injury complaints in Paris
Nick Kyrgios is optimistic hip and shoulder complaints won't undermine his French Open assault as he braces for a stern early test on Tuesday.
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Kvitova wins in return at French Open; No. 1 seed crashes out in first round
In December, while fending off a knife-wielding home invader at her apartment in Prostejov, Czech Republic, Kvitova grabbed the blade as it was poised at her neck, and during the ensuing struggle, she suffered severe injuries to her left hand, the one she uses to serve and to hit penetrating groundstrokes.
'He killed me': Tomic out of French Open after just over an hour
​Bernard Tomic is seeking the greener pastures of Wimbledon after lasting little more than an hour at the French Open in Paris.
Bernard Tomic crashes out of French Open in first round
Bernard Tomic's French Open is over after a straight-sets first-round loss to Dominic Thiem.
Kvitova wins first match back after being stabbed
Petra Kvitova made an emotional and convincing return to competition, showing no ill effects from the stabbing injury to her hand, with a 6-3 6-2 French Open first-round victory against American Julia Boserup on Sunday.
Stosur denies Gavrilova in all-Australian Strasbourg epic
​Samantha Stosur has denied Daria Gavrilova in an epic three-set final in Strasbourg to retain her Australian No.1 ranking and claim the ninth title of her celebrated career.
Tomic and Kyrgios reunite at French Open
Bernard Tomic has raised the prospect of a Davis Cup reunion with Nick Kyrgios after the pair engaged in a spirited Roland Garros practice session ahead of tough first-round French Open assignments.
Kyrgios not giving up on French Open dream
Nick Kyrgios is backing his big-stage spirit to lift him out of the doldrums and back into French Open title contention.
Nick Kyrgios needs Mother Nature's help in Paris: Larkham
Wondering Nick Kyrgios' chances of running deep at the French Open? Better check the weather.
Stosur and Gavrilova set up epic showdown in Strasbourg final
Tennis aces Samantha Stosur and Daria Gavrilova will clash for the Australian No.1 ranking on French Open eve after setting up a high-stakes final in Strasbourg.
Tennis great hits back at 'bullying' over Margaret Court Arena name change
Tennis great hits back against calls to rebadge the stadium named in her honour, accusing the gay community of bullying, while apparently attacking the Safe Schools program.
Margaret Court's own arena comes out for 'inclusion'
The arena named after the tennis great has rejected her stance on same-sex marriage.
Tough French Open runs for Kyrgios, Stosur
Nick Kyrgios and Samantha Stosur will have their work cut out making an impact at the French Open.
Legend's backhander over low-ranked arena
First published in The Age on November 28, 2002
Boycott Qantas? How 'bout rename the Margaret Court Arena
Margaret Court's boycott of Qantas should result in her name being stripped from the Australian Open venue.
Dellacqua responds to Court's anti-gay marriage stance
Australian player Casey Dellacqua is fed up with Margaret Court's anti-gay marriage stance after her family was targeted for criticism by the tennis great.
Kyrgios not a top-16 seed at Roland Garros
Nick Kyrgios' untimely injury setback has cost the Australian No.1 an all- important top-16 seeding for the French Open, starting on Sunday.
450 weeks at the top: Milestone has Stosur pumped for Paris
Samantha Stosur is celebrating an extraordinary milestone that is fuelling the veteran's hopes of embarking on another big French Open charge.
Sam Stosur into Strasbourg quarters
Australia's top-ranked player Samantha Stosur has easily accounted for Madison Brengle to reach the last eight at the WTA's Strasbourg International.
Kyrgios crumbles in yet another bizarre performance
Nine double-faults, 16 aces, erratic behaviour, a code violation for unsportsmanlike conduct and a loss to Argentina's world No.94 Nicolas Kicker, all coming one week before the French Open.
'It's a free for all': vacuum at the top of women's tennis
Asked Sunday if she believed, as the oddsmakers do, that she is the French Open favourite, Simona Halep dissented.
Andre Agassi to coach Novak Djokovic at French Open
Novak Djokovic has announced that Andre Agassi will coach him at the French Open.
Thiem ends Nadal's unbeaten run on clay
Austria's Dominic Thiem dumped seven-times champion Rafael Nadal out of the Italian Open 6-4 6-3 on Friday to reach the semi-finals, but will have to wait to find out his opponent at the Foro Italico.
Sharapova will not request wildcard for Wimbledon
Three days after being denied entry to the French Open by the French Tennis Federation, Maria Sharapova said that she would not ask for a wildcard into the main draw at Wimbledon.
Gavrilova stuns Kuznetsova in Rome
Clearly Australia's biggest French Open hope, Gavrilova upsets former Roland Garros champion to storm into quarter-finals.
Sharapova needs to realise she is no longer centre of the universe
Sharapova thinks she should get everything her own way on her return from a doping ban, but her French Open snub is a refreshing sign that will not happen.
I'll bounce back, says snubbed Sharapova
Maria Sharapova is vowing to "rise up again", a day after she was denied a wildcard entry for the French Open.
Just what has happened to Andy Murray's form?
Unlike Roger Federer, Murray does not play tennis for the sheer joy of the experience. He plays to compete, and finds inspiration in some dark places.
Kyrgios withdraws from Rome tournament with hip injury
Nick Kyrgios has withdrawn from the Italian Open with a hip injury, raising questions about his participation at the French Open in a fortnight's time.
Tennis trials rule changes in bid to attract younger fans
The ATP's flagship Next Gen ATP Finals for top-ranked tennis players aged 21 or under will feature pioneering new rules including short sets, shot clocks and no lets this November.