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American is currently ranked No 974 in the world Former world No 1 has been out of tennis for nearly a year Venus Williams has been given a wildcard entry for the BNP Paribas Open, which would make next month's tournamen...

Tennis participation in the United States rose to 25.7 million players in 2024, the sport's fifth consecutive year of growth.

Former world number one Venus Williams is given a wildcard for next month's Indian Wells in what would be her first match for almost a year.

England footballer says sportswomen 'are not items' 'Fixated' spectator left Raducanu in tears in Dubai Millie Bright had delivered an impassioned message to fans that "nobody owns" female sportspeople after Emma Raducan...

Top-seeded Carlos Alcaraz let his guard down in the second set then had to regroup to oust Luca Nardi and reach the quarterfinals of the Qatar Open.

British number one Jack Draper storms into the quarter-finals of the Qatar Open with a dominant victory over Christopher O'Connell.

Elena Rybakina saves six match points before beating Paula Badosa to reach the quarter-finals of the Dubai Tennis Championships.

Highlights of Clara Tauson against Aryna Sabalenka from the Dubai Tennis Championships.

Emma Raducanu says she is "proud" of how she reacted to a "difficult experience" at the Dubai Tennis Championships on Tuesday, where she was approached by a man displaying "fixated behaviour" ahead of her defeat to Karol...

Highlights of Eva Lys against Jasmine Paolini from the Dubai Tennis Championships.

During Emma Raducanu's last WTA outing the Brit was left in tears as a man was ejected from the stands.

Emma Raducanu was targeted by a man who "exhibited fixated behaviour" during her second-round loss to Karolina Muchova in Dubai, the WTA says.

Emma Raducanu was visibly upset after being approached by a man displaying "fixated behaviour" ahead of her defeat to Karolina Muchova in Dubai.

Teenage tennis sensation João Fonseca frustrated his home fans at the Rio Open in a first-round loss two days after winning his first ATP title.

Britain's No. 1 and No.2-ranked players will headline the historic return of women's tennis to the Queen's Club in London, with Katie Boulter and Emma Raducanu confirming their participation in the event in June.