Tennis News

Andy Murray is unlikely to be world number one again but everyone in tennis should cheer if hip surgery gives him a new lease of life, says Russell Fuller.

Andy Murray has often gone out of his way to defend Nick Kyrgios, who has regularly responded by breaking his friend’s calm exterior with fits of giggles.

• Defending champion suffers first-round exit in Sydney• British player comes through loss unscathed after recent injury Johanna Konta's Sydney International title defence swiftly ended in a defeat to Agnieszka Radwa...

American Steve Johnson struggled past Liam Caruana 7-5, 7-6 (4) to reach the second round of the ASB Classic on Tuesday as the tournament's main draw was decimated by withdrawals.

Stan Wawrinka has missed the past six months due to left knee surgery, but he says he'll be ready for the Australian Open.

On this week's episode, host Jon Wertheim talks with Mary Carillo about the 2018 Australian Open and her upcoming REAL SPORTS interview with Margaret Court.

Nick Kyrgios insists he is "all about recovering and feeling the ball for the Aus Open" after winning in Brisbane at the weekend.

Mark Philippoussis hopes Nick Kyrgios does not fall into the category of failing to become "the next big thing".

The world No. 1 confirmed himself a certain Australian Open starter after making a rusty return to the court at the Kooyong Classic.

British wheelchair tennis player Andy Lapthorne is a doubt for the Australian Open with a hand and wrist injury.

Johanna Konta saw her Sydney International title defence swiftly ended as she lost to Agnieszka Radwanska in the first round.

Former champion Agnieszka Radwanska ended Johanna Konta's Sydney International defense with a 6-3, 7-5 win Tuesday to advance to the second round.