Former tennis player must pay more than $50,000 for violating sponsorship betting rules. The ITIA didn't find any intent in Blake's actions, but this situation could result in a suspended ban for him.

Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal has pulled out of the Doha tournament after posting a message on social media saying he was not ready for the competition and needed to recover well for the Indian Wells tournament and the rest of the season.

After a three-day hearing at the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Switzerland, former world number one Simona Halep said on Friday she was confident her appeal against a four-year doping ban would be successful.

Naomi Osaka was beaten 7-5 6-0 by former world number seven Danielle Collins in the first round of the Abu Dhabi Open. It is her lowest ranking since returning to competition following the birth of her first child. She has dropped from the world number 1 (2019) to 757.

The qualifying round for the group stage of the 2024 Davis Cup Finals ended this weekend with the surprise exit of the Balkan nations. Croatia and Serbia, without Djokovic, were knocked out.

Reema bint Bandar al-Saud said she was "deeply hurt" by an article published in the Washington Post in which former tennis stars Evert and Navratilova criticised the Women's Tennis Association for wanting to hold the WTA Finals in Saudi Arabia and the Saudi money flowing into the sport.

Jannik Sinner staged a historic comeback against Daniil Medvedev to become the youngest winner of the Australian Open since Djokovic in 2008. Can he fill the void left by Federer's retirement and the end of the careers of the other two tennis greats, Rafa Nadal and Novak Djokovic? His quality is undeniable.

Saudi Arabia is looking to boost the sport in the country by appointing Rafa Nadal as an ambassador, while some tennis players are concerned about the global exposure a country "where women are not treated equally" can gain. Whether Saudi Arabia will host the WTA Finals remains to be seen.

Former world number one and four-time Grand Slam winner Arantxa Sanchez Vicario has been given a two-year suspended jail sentence for concealing assets to avoid paying a bank debt, the Spanish courts announced on Wednesday.

The 26-year-old player is due in court in Berlin on 31 May for an alleged assault on his girlfriend in 2020. Zverev has appealed against a fine of 450,000 euros ($475,300). Now the tennis player faced a tense press conference in Australia, where he is currently competing.

The year's first Grand Slam kicks off on 14 January with a record-breaking prize pool following a 13% increase in the 2023 payout to a total of $59 million, and with Novak Djokovic and Aryna Sabalenka as the last individual winners.

The Indian tennis team is awaiting government approval to travel to Pakistan for a Davis Cup play-off match. The request comes after the International Tennis Federation's tribunal rejected a proposal to move the match to a third country.

A few days ago, Steve Simon announced in an interview with the BBC that he will resign from his position as the president of the WTA once a successor is chosen, but he will continue within the organization as the chief executive officer.

A spectacle is guaranteed. Rafa Nadal, former ATP number one and one of the greatest players in history, will face his compatriot, also former number one, Carlos Alcaraz. Nothing new so far. Both tennis players have faced each other several times with important titles at stake. However, this time everything changes because it will be in Las Vegas and in an exhibition match. Netflix has organized this duel scheduled for March 3 in Las Vegas. The venue will be the Michelob Ultra Arena at the Mandalay Bay Resort, and obviously, there won't be any titles at stake, but there will be a spectacular show.

In the case of Alcaraz, the upcoming season is a new opportunity to reclaim the throne of world tennis, now occupying the number 2 spot, only surpassed by the power of Serbian Novak Djokovic.

Play Your Way to Wimbledon is the UK's largest mass participation individual tennis competition, allowing recreational players to compete on Wimbledon's iconic courts. This year, four new pathways were added to the event, opening up the competition to many more players and inspiring them to grab a racket and enjoy the fun of the competition.