Juan Martín del Potro

In the tiny grass window between the French Open and Wimbledon, one non-tour event always draws the top talent – The Boodles boasts 12 who…

It’s a tournament that blends sandwiches in the sun with a Thermos under the umbrella. It marries finely cut grass and cut-glass accents, squeezes Joe…

It was the day that the seeds started to meet each other in the heavyweight encounters of the French Open. And the headliner on first…

Juan Marti­n del Potro has revealed that he is fit to play at the French Open after recovering from the hip injury he suffered in…

Here we are at the fourth round of the Miami Masters, and the Novak Djokovic story has changed little since the first day of 2011.…

The Indian Wells Masters may be set in the desert sunshine, bright beneath a cloudless sky. But in its semi-final line-up, it enjoyed a once-in-a-blue-moon…

Another round of tennis in the sizzling high 80s at Indian Wells and another seed’s chances drain away like water into the desert sand. Robin…

Just 12 months ago, in February 2010, Juan Martín del Potro seemed to have the tennis world at his feet. He was a record-breaker while…

Duo are locked in a battle for supremacy as they face the prospect of a 21st match at next week’s Dubai 500

It’s been just a fortnight; two weeks; 14 days; the length of a standard British holiday; and the duration of a tennis Major

And so 2010 ends much as it began, with the same four men muscling out the rest for tennis’s top spots, just as they had done the year before

It has taken almost three days, but the first round of the men’s draw at the US Open is complete

Defending US Open champion Juan Martín del Potro is expected to return from injury at Flushing Meadows, according to the United States Tennis Association

Rafael Nadal has opened up a lead of over 3,800 points at the top of the ATP World Rankings following impressive clay and grass court seasons

World number five sidelined for at least four weeks after picking up wrist problem

Juan Martin del Potro, currently ranked at number five in the world, was fancied as a potential winner of this year’s tournament at SW19.