USATSI The most prominent women’s tennis player on the earth will be playing at Wimbledon. According to an announcement from The All England Club on Tuesday, Serena Williams will participate in the tournament. Williams was once granted a wild-card entry for the singles portion of the Grand Slam tournament, which… Keep reading
Getty Images Fresh off of his vinaigrette Open victory, Rafael Nadal confirmed Friday that he intends to play at Wimbledon for the first time in three years. According to a outline by ESPN, Nadal confirmed his intentions at a news convention in Mallorca, Spain. Nadal had up to now stated… Keep reading
Former world No. 1 Naomi Osaka announced Saturday she will not play at Wimbledon for a second straight year. Osaka, who missed final year’s Wimbledon while taking a mental health break, will skip the 2022 event on account of a left Achilles injury. In a tweet posted Saturday morning, Osaka… Keep reading
Getty Images After being lashed out at by Daniil Medvedev, tennis coach Gilles Cervara used to be seen storming out of the Halle last on Sunday as Medvedev melted down against Hubert Hurkacz. Medvedev, the world’s top-ranked player, used to be handed a stunning defeat as Hurkacz won his first… Keep reading
Getty Images Natela Dzalamidze, a doubles specialist, has figured out a way to receive around Wimbledon’s ban of Russian and Belarusian players. The Russian-born player changed her nationality and is now listed as Georgian on the WTA website. She will now be allowed to compete with her Serbian partner Aleksandra… Keep reading
Getty Images Four-time major champion Naomi Osaka is launching a new media company — Hana Kuma — in partnership with NBA star LeBron James‘ SpringHill Company, she announced on Tuesday. Osaka said that Hana Kuma, which translates to “flower bear” in Japanese, will focus on culturally particular stories — but also have universal… Keep reading