Patrik Kühnen Defends Alexander Zverev Against Criticism of Success

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Alexander Zverev is playing the finest tennis of his career and capturing long-held milestones, securing his status at the very top of the men’s game. Yet his dominant 2026 campaign has also attracted sharp criticism from observers pointing to the lengthy injury absences of his main rivals, Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. Former German Davis … Read more

Félix Lebrun: Quarter-Finals in Singles, Semi-Finals in Doubles

At the Grand Smash in China, French table tennis player Félix Lebrun advanced to the men’s singles quarterfinals in under 19 minutes, as reported, securing a straight-game victory over Croatia’s Tomislav Pucar. Fast Singles Win Over Tomislav Pucar Félix Lebrun dispatched Tomislav Pucar in 18 minutes and 58 seconds, winning three straight games (11–9, 12–10, … Read more

Carlos Alcaraz at Shanghai Masters: Next Match, Rival and TV Channel

Carlos Alcaraz at Shanghai Masters: Next Match, Rival and TV Channel

Carlos Alcaraz will face Argentina’s Juan Manuel Cerúndolo in the second round of the Shanghai Masters on Saturday, October 10, following the release of the tournament’s opening fixtures, Sporting News reported. Alcaraz Begins Shanghai Campaign After Two-Year Absence Carlos Alcaraz returns to the ATP Masters 1000 hard-court event in Shanghai for the first time since … Read more

Etcheverry told Puntodebreak he left school at 12 and went into debt for tennis

Etcheverry told Puntodebreak he left school at 12 and went into debt for tennis

Argentine tennis professional Tomás Martín Etcheverry revealed in an interview that he stopped attending traditional school at age 12, accumulated 120 absences due to tournaments, and went into financial debt to fund his early career, according to Puntodebreak. Tomás Martín Etcheverry Recalls Leaving Traditional School at Age 12 The rigorous demands of professional tennis often … Read more

Tennis lessons resume at school as participants and coach return to the court

Tennis lessons resume at school as participants and coach return to the court

Tennis lessons have resumed following summer heat adjustments and tournament absences, bringing recreational players back to the courts for weekly physical conditioning and community play. Returning to the Court After Five Months A participant stepped back onto the court after a roughly five-month hiatus spanning the peak summer heat. Participation in the recent sessions highlighted … Read more

Kei Nishikori retires from tennis as wife Mai Yamauchi attends ceremony

Kei Nishikori retires from tennis as wife Mai Yamauchi attends ceremony

Japanese tennis legend Kei Nishikori concluded his 19-year professional career following a straight-sets defeat to Frances Tiafoe at the Japan Open in Tokyo, while his wife, Mai Yamauchi, attended his subsequent retirement ceremony wearing her wedding ring. Final Match and Retirement Ceremony in Tokyo Nishikori played his final official singles match on October 1 at … Read more

368,000 Spectators Attend 2026 China Open as Attendance and Revenue Surge

The 2026 China Open in Beijing concluded with attendance and commercial growth, as the Diamond Court recorded a 99.2% occupancy rate for marquee matches during the National Day holiday period. The tournament hosted a total of 368,000 spectators throughout the event, marking a 25.62% increase compared to the previous year. Attendance at Beijing’s Diamond Court … Read more