Clay-court specialists eye the spring swing after a quiet hard-court season
Several players who thrive on clay are planning lighter autumn schedules to peak in Europe next spring.
Matchday THU 08 OCT
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Several players who thrive on clay are planning lighter autumn schedules to peak in Europe next spring.
A women’s world title fight sold out a major arena again, continuing a strong run for the sport.
The top pairs head into the last event of the season with the overall rankings still undecided in both draws.
Athletes and advocates are renewing calls for improved pay structures and expanded health coverage.
Course setup teams are lengthening holes and firming up greens to keep scoring in check.
New York is grinding out wins with physical defense and offensive rebounding, a formula that travels well in the postseason.
San Francisco’s depth is being tested, but the coaching staff keeps finding answers on both sides of the ball.
Seattle’s rotation ranks among the best in baseball, even as the offense struggles to keep up.
Florida’s relentless pressure is producing late goals and comeback wins at a league-leading rate.
Atlanta’s coaching staff is changing its midfield structure to turn draws into wins before the season ends.
Doubles players are asking tournaments for better court assignments and more broadcast coverage.
Fans and promoters are again calling for fewer belts and clearer mandatory challenger rules.
Several bantamweight prospects delivered highlight-reel finishes in the preliminary bouts.