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Alcaraz Fixes Sights on 2026 Australian Open, Exhibitions Raise Preparation Questions

The world No. 1 cites early‑season rhythm issues in Melbourne, skipping an official tune‑up before a Seoul exhibition with Jannik Sinner.

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Italian Tennis Great Nicola Pietrangeli Dies at 92

ATP Halves Alcaraz’s Bonus and Zeroes Out Sinner’s Under Masters Participation Rule

Coach Sets Swiatek’s 2026 Goal: Win Multiple Majors and Reclaim No. 1

Djokovic Admits Sinner, Alcaraz Hold the Edge as He Ends 2025 Early With Injury Withdrawal

Sabalenka Sets Single-Season Prize-Money Record as Rybakina Wins WTA Finals

Sinner Reaches First Paris Masters Quarterfinal, Sets Friday Clash With Shelton

Penickova Rises to Junior No. 1 as Vandromme, Schoenhaus Win Chengdu, Kypson and Drenser‑Hagmann Take U.S. Titles

Navratilova Backs Coco Gauff as Prime Threat for WTA Finals in Riyadh

Sinner Retains Six Kings Slam, Beats Alcaraz for $6 Million Prize

John Isner Calls Vacherot’s Shanghai Breakthrough More Impressive Than Raducanu’s US Open, Drawing Pushback

Sabalenka Warned After Racket Throw Nearly Hits Ballboy in Wuhan Semifinal Loss

Alcaraz Reaches Tokyo Round of 16 After Left-Foot Scare

Gauff Starts China Open Title Defense With 'Practice Tournament' Mindset as Biomechanics Coach Stays Home

Alcaraz–Sinner Rivalry Sets Late-Season Agenda

Alcaraz–Sinner Rivalry Enters Asian Swing as No. 1 Race Tilts Toward Alcaraz

Coco Gauff Confirms Asia Swing, Plans Pre-Beijing Block to Defend China Open Crown

Alcaraz Reclaims No. 1 With Near-Perfect US Open, Prompting Sinner’s Late-Season Charge

Alcaraz Reclaims No. 1 as Sinner Plots Changes and Djokovic Faces Fresh Scrutiny

Alcaraz Reclaims No. 1 With US Open Triumph Over Sinner