The Cathedral of Argentine Tennis: 100 Years of the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club Stadium

The Cathedral of Argentine Tennis: 100 Years of the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club Stadium

A Century of Clay and Concrete: The Birth of La Catedral The stadium of the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club turned 100 on October 9, 2026, marking a century of shaping Argentina’s tennis legacy. The venue, constructed in 1926, has hosted historic matches, legendary players, and decisive moments in the sport’s evolution. The stadium was … Read more

Tanabe Outlines Leadership Goals for Tennis Team Promotion

Tanabe Outlines Leadership Goals for Tennis Team Promotion

Entering a New Leadership Role In a team blog post detailing her appointment, Tanabe outlined her background with the sport and her determination as she takes on leadership responsibilities. The selection places Tanabe alongside senior leadership tasked with guiding the roster through upcoming university leagues. Tanabe Seeks Collegiate Program Centered on Collective Goals Tanabe began … Read more

Linth-Zeitung: Roger Federer Moves Into New Rapperswil-Jona Estate

Linth-Zeitung: Roger Federer Moves Into New Rapperswil-Jona Estate

Roger Federer, his wife Mirka, and their family have moved into their newly constructed estate in Rapperswil-Jona, Switzerland, following a six-year construction project, according to reporting by the Linth-Zeitung. The Swiss tennis legend’s new property sits along the Zürichsee and features six buildings, a subterranean garage, and a tennis facility. Six-Year Construction Project on the … Read more

Zheng Qinwen warned over US Open shoe change amid racket controversy

Zheng Qinwen faced a chair umpire’s time delay warning for a mid-match shoe change during her second-round match at the US Open, highlighting a sharp contrast with tournament rule enforcement after her opponent escaped penalties for four separate racket abuses. The incident placed renewed focus on the exact boundaries of equipment adjustments under International Tennis … Read more

Jannik Sinner ends season early to treat chronic knee injury

Jannik Sinner ends season early to treat chronic knee injury

Jannik Sinner has decided to end his tennis season early and will not play in upcoming tournaments in Shanghai, Vienna, Paris, and the Finals. Giovanni Di Giacomo, a sports orthopedist and former reference doctor for the Italian Open and ATP Finals, stated in an interview with Fanpage.it that the world-class player chose to protect his … Read more

Swiss Sport Integrity Penalizes Coach for Attempting to Fix Son’s Matches

Swiss Sport Integrity Penalizes Coach for Attempting to Fix Son's Matches

A Swiss tennis coach and father has been formally penalized by Swiss Sport Integrity after an investigation proved he attempted to offer financial and material compensation to opposing players to lose matches against his son. The independent foundation, which combats doping, ethical violations, and match-fixing in Swiss sport, handed down its official verdict on Wednesday, … Read more