Wimbledon cancelled for first time since WWII Roger Federer and Serena Williams were among the tennis stars left devastated on Wednesday as Wimbledon was cancelled for the first time since World War II due to the coronavirus.

Mauresmo fears 2020 tennis season is over Former world number one Amelie Mauresmo fears the 2020 tennis season could be over as Wimbledon chiefs prepare to make a decision on whether to scrap this year's tournament.

Murray delays comeback as pelvic injury lingers Andy Murray on Thursday said he would have to further delay his comeback after failing to shake off a pelvic injury.

'I know what the other guy is doing': Federer into 17th Basel quarter-final Roger Federer crushed Radu Albot 6-0, 6-3 on Wednesday to win his 22nd match in a row at the Swiss Indoors and earn a quarter-final place at his home event for the 17th time.

Olympic gold lures Federer to Tokyo Games  Roger Federer announced Monday he will compete at next year's Tokyo Olympics in a bid to claim the men's singles gold medal, the only major prize he has yet to win.

Andy Murray to make Grand Slam return at Australian Open Andy Murray will make his Grand Slam return at the Australian Open in January, a year after career-saving hip surgery, the organisers announced on Tuesday.

Osaka meets Andreescu in mouthwatering China Open quarter-final US Open champion Bianca Andreescu paid Naomi Osaka the ultimate compliment on the eve of their first match, saying the Japanese player's game has similarities with that of Serena Williams.

Nadal offers boat to Murray for Mallorca stay Rafael Nadal revealed on Tuesday he had offered to provide Andy Murray with his boat in Mallorca, where the Scot is playing in a second-tier Challenger event as part of his comeback following hip surgery.

Murray, Serena form Wimbledon mixed doubles dream team Andy Murray and Serena Williams will form a mixed doubles dream team at Wimbledon, his management announced on Tuesday, as he gradually returns to tennis following career-saving surgery.

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