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Despite an injury-plagued year Rafael Nadal could still claim the world No 1 spot after ATP World Tour Finals in London. On the lookout: Roger Federer will be taking a keen interest in Rafael Nadal's progress at the Barclays...
The finest male tennis players in the world (apart from the injured Andy Roddick) will be resident in the east end of London over the next week, contesting the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals. City slickers: eight of the world's...
BARCELONA, Spain - Spain captain Albert Costa has named Juan Carlos Ferrero as the first substitute for the defending champion's Davis Cup final against the Czech Republic. Ferrero, who won singles matches in Spain's...
From correspondents in London, England, 10:00 AM IST Andy Roddick withdrew from the season-ending ATP World Tour Finals due to a knee injury he suffered six weeks ago. The US player is being replaced in the eight-man draw by...
Updated on Wednesday, November 18, 2009, 10:47 IST Tags: London: Next week's ATP World Tour finals at London's O2 Centre will be the biggest indoor tennis event ever staged, organisers said. World number one Roger Federer heads...
Rafael Nadal, Fernando Verdasco, David Ferrer and Feliciano Lopez will contest the 2009 Davis Cup by BNP Paribas World Group Final, announced captain Albert Costa on Monday. Costa had the difficult task of choosing four players...
Abu Dhabi, UAE - Swiss Stanislas Wawrinka will replace Fernando Verdasco at New Year's Capitala World Tennis Championship as the Spaniard prepares to heal a longstanding foot injury. Officials confirmed Tuesday that Wawrinka...
MADRID, Nov. 16 (Xinhua) -- World No. 2 Rafael Nadal and No. 8 Fernando Verdasco will lead the Spainish side for next month's Davis Cup final against the Czech Republic, said captain Albert Costa on Monday. Costa also called up...
A professional tennis player spends a lifetime in the back of courtesy cars; this will be something a bit different, as London stages the tournament for the first time. The tournament, which has been moved from Shanghai, is...
Hamburg - Roger Federer remains top of a virtually unchanged men's tennis rankings issued on Monday by the ATP. Federer on 10,150 points continues to hold a comfortable lead over second-placed Rafael Nadal, who has 9,205. Paris...
