Wolfgang Thiem has come to the defence of the world No.1 before suggesting that COVID-19 cases among players at charity events are worth it.
The news was confirmed on Thursday morning but it currently unknown as to what the status of the other players who contracted the virus is.
Ana Brnabić has pledged her full support behind the world No.1 as she speaks out about the event.
The Spanish tennis coach says the upcoming structure is unfair on the older players of the Tour.
Formally not, despite many people, including him and his wife, testing positive to the virus causing COVID-19. More than a few, if we consider that Novak...
Regarded as one of the greatest of all time, Djokovic’s recent antics raises the question as to if he is the right person leading the ATP...
World number one Novak Djokovic has tested positive for the coronavirus as the fallout from the Adria Tour continues.
The ongoing silence from the world No.1 on the incident is only adding fuel to the fire as he awaits the results of his own test.
It has emerged that the Serbian tennis opted to pass on the option of having a test on Sunday evening after Grigor Dimitrov tested positive because...
According to Daniil Mevdev’s former data analyst the success of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic is incredibly no more than 2% greater than their...
The Serbian tennis star is yet to confirm his calendar for the 2020 season.
Most tennis players struggle to break even during an average year, so they desperately need opportunities to earn money in 2020.
A Serbian basketball player that met Novak Djokovic last week in Belgrade tested positive for COVID-19. Thiem, Zverev and Dimitrov could have been exposed to the...
Here are what 12 men currently eligible to play in the main draw of the New York major have said about travelling to the American city...
Belgrade looks and feels like how a tennis tournament should be. But it is also giving the sport a false sense of hope?
The world N.1 is in Belgrade to play in the opening weekend of the Adria Tour exhibition series, and was interviewed for a local podcast to...
The 17-time grand slam champion has confirmed that he is looking at potential options, which include missing New York all together.
The world No.28 believes the prospect of having a limited team on site at the grand slam isn't a good enough excuse to miss the event.
Should the grand slam go ahead, player's are likely to have both their teams and movement limited.
Ubitennis has spoken to the former top 40 tennis star about how he is coping during the Tour shutdown and what he thinks the future has...
