Jannik Sinner believes his three-month doping ban to be "unfair" as the world number one awaits his return to tennis in time to contest the French Open and put nearly a year of controversy behind him.

MONTE CARLO: World No.2 Alexander Zverev, who has struggled for any kind of form since losing the Australian Open final at the end of January, admitted on Saturday that the defeat in Melbourne had ...

WADA accepted that Sinner did not gain any competitive advantage from the banned substance and that he bore no fault for ...

As the globe's finest female players compete in the Billie Jean King Cup qualifying round, the stars of the ATP Tour are all ...

Jannik Sinner breaks the silence. The Italian tennis player, number 1 in the world ranking, spoke to Sky Sport to share his ...

On Friday, tournament organizers announced the draw for the 2025 Monte-Carlo Masters. One of the clear winners was World No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz. Alcaraz earned a two-seed and a first-round bye at the ...

The world's number one tennis player told Sky about the difficult moment with the Clostebol case and how he faced these two ...

Almost all Top 10 ATP and WTA players have united to sign a letter making demands to the Australian Open, the French Open at Roland Garros, Wimbledon, and the US Open. The Professional Tennis ...

Jannik Sinner is preparing to return to action, having missed the last three months through suspension. World number one ...