Tennis News

Former two-time French Open finalist Robin Soderling has revealed he has come through a nine-year battle with anxiety and panic attacks and has called for athletes' mental health to be given more focus.

Nick Kyrgios has criticised Dominic Thiem for defending those players who competed at the Adria Tour and then subsequently tested positive for coronavirus.

Nick Kyrgios has slammed Dominic Thiem for defending players who competed at the ill-fated Adria Tour and subsequently tested positive for the coronavirus.

British number one Johanna Konta joins Michelin starred chef Clare Smyth to put herself to the ultimate cooking test in a professional kitchen.

Anne Keothavong chats all things Wimbledon - from chasing for autographs, her first win as a pro, to her dream match on Centre Court.

Alexander Zverev has announced former French Open finalist David Ferrer will join his coaching team on a trial basis.

Three top Spanish players will take part in the UTR Pro Series -- Spain in Barcelona, but Rafael Nadal will not participate.

Novak Djokovic has accused critics of subjecting him to a "witch-hunt" after his regional Adria Tour tennis event ended in a novel coronavirus fiasco.

Novak Djokovic has accused critics of subjecting him to a "witch-hunt" after his Adria Tour ended in a coronavirus fiasco, while he also remains uncertain about playing at the US Open.

Wimbledon champion Simona Halep is a "little bit worried" about playing the US Open, and is yet to decide if she will.

BBC Sport looks back at two of the most memorable meltdowns in Wimbledon Championships history - but which one was the most outrageous?

8 July 1985 Wimbledon produces its youngest, and first unseeded, men's champion It was impossible not to be touched by the jubilation of the youngest Wimbledon champion. Boris Becker kissed the golden trophy, stood it on...