Jannik Sinner’s task was already tough enough: defeat rival Carlos Alcaraz in the men’s final of Wimbledon on Sunday. Then he had to deal with Champagne corks.

On July 23, Sinner's team confirmed that Umberto Ferrara, who had initially been let go in the wake of the positive Clostebol case, had been rehired as a fitness coach.

Like Mboko in Montreal, the Atmane train has torn through the draw of a 1000. But is an in-form Sinner the end of the line?

Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz already have a huge history together, and the world No. 1 made an admission about his tennis ...

Sinner admitted he got lucky in that match. World no. 1 took it as a sign and raised his level ahead of his next duel. The ...

Sinner outplayed the seven-time champion Novak Djokovic in straight sets and arranged his first Wimbledon title clash against Alcaraz. The Spaniard took the opener, but the Italian kept his composure ...

Jannik Sinner cracked the Carlos Alcaraz code at last, ending a five-match losing streak against his great rival and so becoming the first Italian of either sex to lift a Wimbledon singles title.

Jannik Sinner may be ranked as the ATP No. 1 player at present, but the four-time Grand Slam winner was recently omitted from ...

The Aussie was supposed to retire from Sinner's team at year-end. But the Italian's win at SW19 may have changed that, the world No. 1 said.

World number one Jannik Sinner will take on the number two-ranked player, Carlos Alcaraz, in this Wimbledon Gentlemen's championship match on Sunday.

Lizzy Banks who was hit by a two-year ban for a failed drugs test because she couldn’t prove the source of the contamination ...

Hoo boy, tennis fans, this one’s got drama written all over it. Imagine you’re one of the top tennis players in the world, a ...