eturn to top of men’s tennis
Former world number one Andy Murray has been buoyed by his return to tennis after career-saving hip surgery and is confident he can retake his place among the men’s elite.
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Decathlon Open Tennis wraps up
June’s Decathlon Open Tennis event wrapped up with the conclusion of the open tournament men’s and ladies’ singles at Phnom Penh’s Cambodian Country Club on Sunday.
Osaka takes Paris in her stride
Twelve months ago at Roland Garros, an embarrassed Naomi Osaka bristled at being hailed as the ‘coolest thing’ in tennis.
Djokovic tightens grip on rankings
Novak Djokovic tightened his grip on the ATP tennis rankings Monday following his win in the Madrid Open.
Ferrer shows he still has the tools
David Ferrer is set to retire from professional tennis in May but the Spaniard showed he still has the tools to bring down the biggest names in the game after a stunning 2-6 7-5 6-3 win over world No. 3 Alexander Zverev at the Miami Open on Saturday.
Djokovic, Biles win top Laureus awards
World number one tennis player Novak Djokovic crowned a winning return to the courts after surgery with the Laureus sportsman of the year award.
Kingdom to host junior Tennis competition
The kingdom to host the ITF Junior 2019 II with over 20 countries in the competition.
Hewitt slams ‘ridiculous’ cup
Hewitt criticises Pique and his investment group Kosmos for making sweeping changes to the 119-year-old tennis competition.
Sharapova pans male players on pay gap
Sharapova offers a dim view of male players’ support for gender equality in tennis.
Djokovic satisfied with prizes, mourns Murray
Djokovic is satisfied with how the grand slams are reacting to higher paychecks calls.
Tennis Federation elects Rithy as President
Members of Cambodia’s Tennis Federation elected Sear Rithy as President yesterday.
Isner welcomes Wimbledon’s new tiebreak rule
Isner welcomes Wimbledon’s decision to introduce tiebreaks at 12-12 in the final set.
Ukraine twins get life for match-fixing
Gleb and Vadim Alekseenko have been banned from tennis for life and fined $250,000 each for “multiple match-fixing offences”.
Soft Tennis gets cash boost
The Cambodian Soft Tennis Federation have been endowed with $5,000 after a successful showing at this year’s Manila Southeast Asia Soft Tennis Championship.
BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore
Don’t blink or you’ll miss it: the most prestigious women’s professional tennis tournament is happening on October 21 to 28.
Williams’ Open treatment divides the tennis world
Serena Williams’ behaviour in Saturday’s US Open final divided the tennis world.
Mixed results for Soft Tennis squad in Jakarta
The kingdom’s athletes continue its participation at the ongoing 2018 Asian Games.
Serena tops Forbes pay list
Serena Williams is the highest paid female athlete for a third consecutive year in 2018, according to Forbes.
ITF defend Davis Cup revamp
The International Tennis Federation has hit back at accusations that there has been a lack of transparency.
Soft Tennis athletes return from Japan
Soft Tennis athletes back in Phnom Penh after an almost two-month training in Japan.
Sydney targets 10 major sporting events in next decade
Australia’s most populous state announces plans to host 10 major sporting events.
Real Tennis cuts to the chase
The real tennis action is under way: the world’s best players of the original sport are duelling it out at the game’s spiritual home.
Cambodia hosts ITF U12 tournament
Tennis players from Southeast Asian nations converged in the Phnom Penh for the International Tennis Federation’s Asian 12 & Under Team Championships 2018.
Cambodians score silverware in Pattaya
Cambodian athletes bring back seven medals from the 4th Agel Tennis Championships.
Muguruza downs French wild card
Garbine Muguruza cruises past French wild card player Fiona Ferro 6-4 6-3, booking her place in the French Open 3rd round.
Staging back-to-back ITF and ATP events is insane, says Tennis chief
The ATP has proposed a revamped World Team Cup, starting in 2020.
‘Tsunami’ of match-fixing in lower-level tennis: review panel
Lower-level tennis has a “tsunami”-like problem with match-fixing.
Cambodia’s Davis Cup team depart
The Cambodian Davis Cup squad departed Phnom Penh for Vietnam for their April 2nd Asia/ Oceania group III.
Briton Edmund wants ‘legitimate’ Murray battle
Kyle Edmund is proud to have become Britain’s top ranked tennis player.
Anderson holds nerve to win New York Open
South Africa’s Kevin Anderson bags only the fourth title of his career.
