Jannik Sinner

Jannik Sinner Reaches French Championships Semi-Final Again

Alexander Bublik Upsets World Number Five Jack Draper at French Championships

Swiatek Survives Thriller to Reach Roland Garros Quarterfinals

The three-time winner of the French Championships, Iga Swiatek, was really struggling against Jelena Rybakina. But after a thrilling finish, hope lives on for a fourth consecutive title at Roland Garros. In the first set, it felt like I was playing against Jannik Sinner, says Swiatek.

Jannik Sinner Advances to Fourth Round of French Championships

Djokovic Energized by Paris Bike Ride Advances to Third Round

An evening bike ride around the Arc de Triomphe in Paris seems to have given Novak Djokovic energy. The day after, he made it to the third round.

Alcaraz Advances at Roland Garros Joined by Sinner

The Italian qualifier Giulio Zeppieri put up a brave fight. It wasn't enough to disturb the player on the other side of the net. The world number two Carlos Alcaraz. The Spaniard has begun his journey to try to defend last year's title at Roland Garros in Paris.

Jannik Sinner Returns in Rome After Doping Suspension; Alcaraz Wins

Jannik Sinner was back for the ATP tournament in Rome after the doping suspension, but it was no comeback. Carlos Alcaraz won on the clay in Rome.

Pope Leo XIV Declines Tennis Match with Jannik Sinner at Vatican

Newly elected Pope Leo XIV is a devoted tennis enthusiast. Now he has met the Italian world number one Jannik Sinner, who was rejected when he wanted to play.

Sinner Wins on Return After Doping Suspension

The world number one in tennis, Jannik Sinner, is back after his three-month long doping ban. And he seems to have rested himself into form. The Italian won in two straight sets in his comeback on home ground. I have been waiting a long time for this moment, he says.

Jannik Sinner Returns to Tennis After Doping Suspension, Welcomed in Rome

The chimney at the Sistine Chapel is in place, but for tennis star Jannik Sinner, white smoke has already been signaled. The world number one is back after his heavily criticized doping suspension and is received like a pope. I'm good at playing tennis, but I don't change the world, he says ahead of the home tournament in Rome.

Jannik Sinner Reflects on Doping Ban and Locker Room Discomfort

The world star Jannik Sinner's three-month long doping ban is soon over. Just in time for his return, he tells that he felt unwell and had thoughts of quitting. I wasn't comfortable in the locker room, he says.

Casper Ruud Criticizes Mikael Ymer's Lengthy Doping Ban

The Norwegian tennis star Casper Ruud is delighted about Mikael Ymer's comeback. At the same time, he is critical of the tennis profile's 18-month long suspension. If it had been six or nine months, it would have hurt enough, says Ruud.

World Number Two Knocked Out Directly: "Have to Fight"

German Alexander Zverev was top-ranked ahead of the ATP tournament in Indian Wells, California. But his opening match became a defeat. "I'm not close to where I want to be," he says after the match.

Sinner Stripped of Award After Doping Circus

The tennis star and world number one Jannik Sinner was nominated for a major sports award – but is now being disqualified due to the doping scandal surrounding him.

Wada Fights Back: "A Million Miles from Doping"

Jannik Sinner's three-month doping ban has sparked reactions. Now Wada is defending the decision. This was a case that was a million miles from doping, says Ross Wenzel, legal advisor at Wada, to BBC.

Djokovic: The Anti-Doping System is Not Fair

The 24-time Grand Slam winner Novak Djokovic continues to direct criticism at how tennis has handled the doping scandal surrounding world number one Jannik Sinner. The anti-doping system should be changed, he believes. A majority of players do not think it is fair as it is now, says the Serb.

After the Doping Scandal – the World Number One is Suspended

The International Anti-Doping Organization Wada appealed the decision to acquit world number one Jannik Sinner after he tested positive for doping. Now an agreement has been reached. The world number one in tennis is banned from all play for three months.

Praised by the Loser: "Clearly the Best Player"

World number one Jannik Sinner delivered a power demonstration when he defended his Grand Slam title in the Australian Open. The Italian won the final with 3–0 in sets against world number two Alexander Zverev – who praised Sinner. You are the clearly best player in the world, says the German.

Djokovic's response to boos – X-ray image of the thigh

The tennis legend Novak Djokovic received boos when he withdrew from the Australian Open semifinal due to injury. Now the Serb is responding by posting an X-ray image of his injured thigh.

Sinner struggled to the final: "Very tense"

He limped forward and grabbed his hamstring. Then Jannik Sinner showed why he is world number one. The Italian is clear for the Australian Open final after 3–0 in sets against Ben Shelton. There was a lot of tension today, says Sinner.

Djokovic Hints at Retirement: "Who Knows"

Novak Djokovic withdrew from the Australian Open semifinal due to injury. And maybe the 37-year-old – who has won the tournament ten times – has made his last appearance at Melbourne Park. It could be so. Who knows, says the tennis legend.

The Master Back Again – Easy to the Semifinal

Against the Dane Holger Rune, he felt dizzy, his hands were shaking and he needed medical attention. Jannik Sinner recovered quickly – and won the Australian Open quarterfinal against home hope Alex de Minaur convincingly. I was ready.

World Number One Jannik Sinner Advances – Received Medical Attention in the Heat

Melbourne's heatwave meant that Jannik Sinner needed medical attention. Then the Italian world number one secured the victory against the Dane Holger Rune – and is thereby clear for the quarterfinal in Australian Open.

Slow-starting Sinner advances in Melbourne