Novak might not participate in Rome due to injury. Djokovic: "I am injured, I hope to at least reach Roland Garros"
u/Wise-Arm-5102 — 5 hours ago
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Alcaraz: "I have a long career ahead of me, with many years to go, and forcing myself to play at this Roland Garros could damage my future, so as I said, we’ll see how things go in the tests and then we’ll decide based on that. I'd rather come back later but fit than too soon"
u/AshamedPurchase9033 — 13 hours ago
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r/tennis Daily Discussion (Tuesday, April 21, 2026)
Live discussion for ongoing professional tennis tournaments
| ATP/WTA RANKINGS | ATP Rankings, WTA Rankings |
|---|---|
| SCORES | Flashscore, Sofascore, ESPN |
| STREAM TENNIS | Guide: Watch in your country |
INFO TABLE
| Event | Information | Top Seeds |
|---|---|---|
| ATP1000 Madrid | Draw, Schedule, Results | Sinner, Zverev, Auger-Aliassime, Shelton |
| WTA1000 Madrid | Draw, Schedule, Results | Sabalenka, Rybakina, Guaff, Swiatek |
| ATP1000 Madrid Doubles | Draw, Schedule, Results | - |
| WTA1000 Madrid Doubles | Draw, Schedule, Results | - |
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u/NextGenBot — 2 hours ago
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Which matchups that we never got to see do you most wish we could have? For me, it would be Sampras vs. Edberg
u/anony1911 — 7 hours ago
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Radacanu: has any other player only won one tournament but it was a major?
Emma Radacanu won the US Open at the start of her career. I think it’s the only tournament she has won. And given the injuries and challenges she has faced since it’s possible it will be the only one she does win.
Has anyone else ever had a career where the only tournament they win is a grand slam?
u/Flat-Ad8256 — 3 hours ago
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Will we ever see another "double" in a grand slam?
Do you think there will ever be another player to win both singles and doubles in a grand slam?
Yevgeny Kafelnikov was the last one to do it in the 1996 French open.
I don't think the "triple crown" (singles, doubles, mixed) will ever be possible in a single grand slam again but I think the "double" might still be doable or is it just too physically difficult in the current era?
u/Beneficial-Lock-349 — 4 hours ago
Tennis players at the Laureus World Sports Awards Madrid 2026
u/TorturedPoet30 — 15 hours ago
Aryna Sabalenka wins The Laureus World Sportswoman of the Year Award
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u/One-Distribution-555 — 13 hours ago
Is Iga Swiatek in Martina Hingis’ position that she found herself in the late 90s?
It feels like their careers are really mirroring each other: I.e
- the WTA tour was in “flux” in between two major eras a “big oxygen sucking star era” before a big power based games era (Steffi and Seles for Hingis and Serena before Swiatek) and they capitalized on this and established dominance over the rest of the field breaking records everywhere.
- they both begin to struggle upon the appearance of hard hitting tennis players who played big power based games (the Williams sisters, Davenport, Capriati for Hingis) and (Sabalenka, Rybakina, Anisimova for Swiatek).
- neither are particularly big hitters themselves, more like great athletic movers and find themselves getting over powered.
u/Outrageous_Ask7931 — 10 hours ago
Alcaraz on making it to RG: "We'll have to wait and see. The next test will be crucial, so we're doing everything we can to make sure it goes well. After the test, we'll see how the injury is and what steps to take next."
u/AshamedPurchase9033 — 16 hours ago
Some of ESPN Tennis’ shots at the 2026 Laureus World Sports Awards
u/Lost_Nefariousness79 — 15 hours ago
Djokovic becomes the player with the most weeks in top 5
Djokovic surpasses Federer's 859 weeks spent in the ATP top 5.
u/Gabrisigi — 20 hours ago
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Which is the first tennis match you ever watched, and how old were you?
Wimbledon 1998 men's final for me. I was 9.
u/MainSea3985 — 15 hours ago
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Boris Becker's 1989 US Open singles trophy sells for $357K
espn.comu/baromanb — 12 hours ago
Over the last year, Ben Shelton has both a higher win rate against 11+ ranked players (76.9% to 75.0%) and a lower win rate against top 10 players (25.0% vs. 33.3%) than Alex De Minaur. Is his "high ceiling/low floor" reputation entirely just due to the aesthetics of his playstyle?
There seems to be both this anticipation for every time he plays a big matchup (for example vs. Sinner) and this expectation that he's a random player who can lose to anyone
But in both a positive and negative way neither of these things are really backed up by stats
u/Dependent-Effect6077 — 15 hours ago
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r/tennis Daily Discussion (Monday, April 20, 2026)
Live discussion for ongoing professional tennis tournaments
| ATP/WTA RANKINGS | ATP Rankings, WTA Rankings |
|---|---|
| SCORES | Flashscore, Sofascore, ESPN |
| STREAM TENNIS | Guide: Watch in your country |
INFO TABLE
| Event | Information | Top Seeds |
|---|---|---|
| ATP1000 Madrid | Draw, Schedule, Results | Sinner, Zverev, Auger-Aliassime, Shelton |
| WTA1000 Madrid | Draw, Schedule, Results | Sabalenka, Rybakina, Guaff, Swiatek |
| ATP1000 Madrid Doubles | Draw, Schedule, Results | - |
| WTA1000 Madrid Doubles | Draw, Schedule, Results | - |
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u/NextGenBot — 1 day ago
When you're with your extroverted friend for a night out and they say you'll only be out until 10:00PM and it's already 10:01PM
Context: Stuttgart Doubles F, Nicole/Samsung d. Auntie Shuai/Penko (6-1, 6-1)
u/verismonopoly — 23 hours ago