Novak Djokovic echoed the witty take of Daniil Medvedev on the future generation of tennis players. After his win over Thailand’s Kasidit Samrej, Medvedev had said that if his opponent continued this form,

Novak Djokovic has responded to Daniil Medvedev‘s humorous remarks after the Russian’s five-set win over Kasidit Samrej. Following his victory on Tuesday, Medvedev joked that if the next generation, like Samrej,

Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray, long-time tennis rivals, have surprised the sports world with Djokovic hiring Murray as his coach for the Australian Open. The pair, who have faced off 36 times, are now openly sharing insights.

Daniil Medvedev’s “Dead Fish” celebration at the end of the 2021 U.S. Open final stands out as among the most unusual and unexpected reactions to a major tennis championship.

Only Jannik Sinner, in 2019 had won the Next Gen title at a younger age than Fonseca, who won all five of his matches at the season-ending tournament for the top-ranked male players aged 21 and under.

During the traditional press-conference before the start of the Happy Slam, the former world number 1 wanted to praise Novak Djokovic. The Russian has always had an excellent relationship with the Serbian legend, who defeated him in the final of the 2021 edition.

The world No. 7 spent most his career with two otherworldly rivals. He is in that situation once again, with one beaten so far in Melbourne.

Can you ever imagine Lionel Messi coaching Cristiano Ronaldo? Well according to Daniil Medvedev that's what we have with Andy Murray coaching Novak Djokovic.

American player Ben Shelton has criticized some of the questions and comments made by post-match TV interviewers at the Australian Open after reaching the semifinals at the Grand Slam tennis tournament.

It's the blockbuster semi-final of the Australian Open - Novak Djokovic and Alexander Zverev at Rod Laver Arena on a Friday afternoon.

Andy Murray’s unexpected role as Novak Djokovic’s coach mirrors a Messi-Ronaldo partnership, turning fierce rivalry into strategic collaboration ahead of the Australian Open, marking a bold new chapter in tennis history.

That is the claim of former US Open champion Daniil Medvedev before the start of the Australian Open. The Scot will help the Serbian superstar as he bids to win his 11th Australian Open title and a record 25th Grand Slam singles.