Looking to make up for lost time, the Australian can help his Turin cause with a strong showing in Vienna.

"It has not been addressed enough overall," he says in Vienna. "It's up to the players and everyone around to address it, or not. I’m just speaking my heart on that."

The 28-year-old also speaks to respecting Dominic Thiem's decision to retire in Vienna.

If the Austrian’s outlook on life and champion’s drive are any indication, there’s every reason to be believe his impact will be felt for generations to come.

Bulat Utemuratov and Yuriy Polskiy have high hopes for Kazakhstan's newly-relocated ATP 250 to shine through warm hospitality and careful detail work.

Now 23, the former No. 1 junior talks life on the ATP Challenger Tour, tennis landscape in his nation and appreciating the likes of Italians Musetti and Arnaldi.

Thanks to the Almaty Open's generous opportunity, the German became the first player born in 2007 to win an ATP match.

Catching up with the 25-year-old from La Plata as he opens up about his rise up the rankings and feeling "at home anywhere."

The former chair umpire is using his industry knowledge and experience to help the China Open raise the bar even further.

The Ukrainian opens up about her viral on-court looks, body image, and how she "changed the way I look at myself" after working with a stylist.

Indian Wells Tournament Director Tommy Haas analysed exactly what makes the Laver Cup and the Davis Cup so unique.

At the beginning of August, Angelique Kerber ended her career at the Olympic Games in Paris. Does she already miss tennis?

Legendary heads of Team Europe and Team World step down from the tournament after seven years

For Andre Agassi and Yannick Noah, a new journey on the tennis circuit begins in 2025. Both are looking forward to being more closely associated with the sport again.

The nerves that Alcaraz was feeling were quickly pushed aside to help Team Europe reclaim the Laver Cup.

How Germany's capital, usually more famous for football, was transformed into a tennis hotspot.

But it did show him to be as steely, single-minded, and indistractable as all champions need to be.

The 26-year-old has used new triumphs as stepping stones. “I just feel a lot more confident in being able to do it again.”

Fritz brought plenty of star power to Arthur Ashe Stadium as he aimed to become the first American man to win a Grand Slam since 2003, but Sinner proved too strong on Sunday.

“You can always improve, you can always get better,” said the 30-year-old runner-up.

She controlled her emotions, stopped herself in mid-meltdown—and even got the U.S. crowd to show her some love against Jessica Pegula.

She’s just the second woman in the last 27 years to conquer both hard-court majors in the same year.