Stan Wawrinka has accused the four Grand Slam tournaments of looking after their interests and failing to hand players their fair share of the money they...
Stan Wawrinka says his efforts in recent months to climb back up the rankings following injury has paid off but it has also come at a...
Stan Wawrinka said his Center Court showdown with Novak Djokovic was ‘tough’ but he can still hold his head up high. Wawrinka, who is a three-time...
A lot has been said about the Big Three’s rivalry but Stan Wawrinka’s encounters with Novak Djokovic also has a place in the history books. It...
Stan Wawrinka said a bout of sickness disrupted his preparations for the clay swing after coming through a roller-coaster opening match at the Monte Carlo Masters. ...
Holger Rune is an extremely talented player who is at risk of creating a bad reputation for himself that he will regret in the future, according...
The pledge by Australian Open director Craig Tiley to firmly deal with anybody who heckles Novak Djokovic during the tournament is something that has raised the...
The former world No.3 confirmed Norman will be in charge of his offseason training going into the 2023 season.
The 35-year-old has given an honest assessment of where he believe his level of tennis currently is.
The three-time Grand Slam explains why he is far from happy with his latest performance.
It was a good day at the office for the top seeds in the men’s draw.
In only his third tournament of the year, 37-year-old Wawrinka admits the upcoming clash will be 'really difficult' but he is willing to give it his...
Novak Djokovic and Stan Wawrinka headline some of the talking points from the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters.
The Swiss star has set himself a summer deadline to regain his form after spending months away from the sport due to injury.
Dominic Thiem will be joining Stan Wawrinka in making his return to action at the Marbella challenger next week.
During an interview with a French newspaper, the Swiss explains why he still wants to continue playing tennis despite multiple injury issues in recent years.
The three-time Grand Slam champion explains why he is staging another comeback at the age of 36.
Stan Wawrinka is looking to comeback on the tour after a long lay-off, but will he return to his best?
The 36-year-old will miss the Grand Slam for the third time in the past five years due to injury.
The decision ends Wawrinka’s run of 16 consecutive appearances at the clay court major.