Tennis

Wimbledon women's draw out: Serena back, Swiatek defends

The Wimbledon 2026 women's draw is out. The biggest story of the tournament is seven-time champion Serena Williams's return to singles after years away.

Wimbledon 2026: Sinner and Djokovic same half, no Alcaraz

The Wimbledon 2026 men's draw is out. Defending champion Sinner and Djokovic are in the same half, while two-time champion Alcaraz is absent through injury.

Tennis Legend Chris Evert Announces Ovarian Cancer Relapse

Tennis icon Chris Evert has announced that her ovarian cancer has returned. She is starting chemotherapy and withdrawing from Wimbledon duties.

A Wimbledon invite for Serena Williams: a big singles return

The All England Club announced 44-year-old Serena Williams will enter the 2026 Wimbledon singles draw as a wild card. It will be her first singles since 2022.

Argentine surprise: Cerúndolo lifts the London title

Francisco Cerúndolo beat Tommy Paul in three sets in the ATP London grass-court final to be crowned champion and earn a key career win before Wimbledon.

Tiafoe's Wimbledon warm-up: glory in Halle

Frances Tiafoe beat fellow American Taylor Fritz 6-4, 6-4 in the ATP Halle final to lift the title and prove his grass-court form before Wimbledon.

Grass Season Has Started in Tennis: The Road Leads to Wimbledon

The shortest but most prestigious stage of the 2026 tennis season officially begins today with the tournaments on grass courts. The tennis family, which said goodbye to the clay court at Roland Garros, has turned all its attention to the four-week grass court adventure preparing for the 139th Wimbledon Championships that will start on June 29. Seven tour-level tournaments lined up under the ATP Tour and WTA Tour have opened the curtain of a season in which players will fight on the green fields of Europe both to gain ranking points and to reach London's grass courts in their best form.

Alexander Zverev Champion at Roland Garros: He Finally Made It

In the 2026 Roland Garros men's singles final, German racquet Alexander Zverev defeated Italian rival Flavio Cobolli 6-1, 4-6, 6-4, 6-7(5), 6-1 to reach his career's first Grand Slam championship. The 29-year-old German player, who had lost three Grand Slam finals before the fifth, managed to reach the Coupe des Mousquetaires (Musketeers' Cup) in his fourth final. Five sets and four hours of struggle were required for the winner of the match at Court Philippe-Chatrier to be determined; Zverev closed the last set 6-1, ending the dream.

Mirra Andreeva, Champion at Roland Garros

Arnaldi Withdraws from Roland Garros Semifinal: Cobolli to Face Zverev in the Final!

Drama at Roland Garros! Matteo Arnaldi withdraws from the semifinal due to a severe virus. Flavio Cobolli reaches his first Grand Slam final without playing and will face Alexander Zverev.

World No. 3 Zverev Becomes the First Finalist at Roland Garros!

Defeating Jakub Menšík 3-1 in the Roland Garros semifinals, Alexander Zverev became the first player to secure a spot in the Paris final. Here is Zverev's journey to the final.

Andreeva in the Final: Beat Kostyuk 6-1, 6-3 in 76 Minutes

In the women's singles semi-final of Roland Garros 2026, the 19-year-old Russian tennis player Mirra Andreeva defeated the Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk 6-1, 6-3 in 76 minutes and reached the first Grand Slam final of her career. Despite the 15th seed Kostyuk beating Andreeva in the 2026 season at the Madrid final and the Brisbane quarter-final, she could not maintain the same dominance on Court Philippe-Chatrier. While Andreeva won a total of 68 points, Kostyuk's score remained at 49; the Russian tennis player will face the winner of the Diana Shnaider-Maja Chwalinska semi-final in Saturday's final.