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Jessica Pegula shares why she plays tennis despite coming from a wealthy family

Jessica Pegula has established herself as a consistent presence near the top of the WTA rankings, with much of that success coming later in her career. Her recent Dubai title lifted her to world number five, making her the highest-ranked player yet to claim a Grand Slam title.

He beat Nadal, Djokovic and Roddick to win Indian Wells, then became Roger Federer’s coach

Indian Wells, often referred to as the ‘fifth Grand Slam’, is one of the most highly regarded tournaments in the sport. As an ATP Masters 1000 event, it’s also among the toughest titles to claim – especially during the era dominated by Federer, Nadal and Djokovic.

Indian Wells facing issue that Daniil Medvedev and Alex de Minaur won’t like

There’s been a growing number of complaints about tennis ball quality from players on the ATP Tour this year. During his first-round win over Ugo Humbert, Daniil Medvedev didn’t hold back in his criticism of the balls being used in Rotterdam.

Jannik Sinner’s reaction to his unexpected Doha defeat has now come to light

Jannik Sinner is coming off a surprising defeat in his most recent ATP Tour appearance. The Italian entered the Qatar Open – just his second tournament of 2026 – after falling short in his title defence at the Australian Open.

Kim Clijsters gives her view on Coco Gauff outburst at her coach during Dubai semi-final

Coco Gauff’s serve has been under the microscope for over a year now, but progress has been hard to spot. Even after she brought in Gavin MacMillan last August to help overhaul her technique, the same problems keep popping up.

He beat Rafael Nadal in straight sets on clay but never broke into the world’s top 70

Rafael Nadal hasn’t lost many matches on clay throughout his career, a surface where he was nearly unbeatable for years. Nadal lifted the Roland Garros trophy 14 times, a number no other player has come close to matching at any Grand Slam event.

Dubai appears to have responded to Roger Federer’s ATP Tour complaints

Roger Federer has been vocal about the uniformity of court speeds in 2025, and it looks like the Dubai Tennis Championships have taken notice. In a conversation with Andy Roddick on Served during the Laver Cup, Federer pointed out that ball and court speeds were ‘basically the same’ across all tournaments.

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Jessica Pegula shares why she plays tennis despite coming from a wealthy family

He beat Nadal, Djokovic and Roddick to win Indian Wells, then became Roger Federer’s coach

Indian Wells facing issue that Daniil Medvedev and Alex de Minaur won’t like

Jannik Sinner’s reaction to his unexpected Doha defeat has now come to light

Kim Clijsters gives her view on Coco Gauff outburst at her coach during Dubai semi-final

He beat Rafael Nadal in straight sets on clay but never broke into the world’s top 70

Dubai appears to have responded to Roger Federer’s ATP Tour complaints

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