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Tennis player Elina Svitolina faces hateful abuse after loss, blames 'shameful' bettors
Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina has spoken out about receiving hateful abuse online from frustrated gamblers after losing a match in Canada.
Tennis coach Patrick Mouratoglou opens up on recent split with Naomi Osaka
Just over a week ago, before the start of the Canadian Open, it was announced Naomi Osaka split with tennis coach Patrick Mouratoglou, ending their 10-month partnership. Now, the four-time grand slam ...
‘Still in shock’ – Tennis star, 22, breaks down in tears in post-match interview after revealing heartbreaking news
TENNIS star Clara Tauson tearfully revealed that her grandfather died this week after securing one of the best results of her ...
'If Your Moms Saw Your...': Elina Svitolina Exposes Abusive Messages From Bettors After Montreal Loss To Naomi Osaka
Ukrainian tennis star Elina Svitolina has bravely spoken out against online abuse after revealing a stream of vile and ...
Rybakina reaches semifinals in Montreal after injured Kostyuk stops in second set
Elena Rybakina advanced to the National Bank Open semifinals Monday after Marta Kostyuk was forced to retire with an apparent ...
Victoria Mboko: The Canadian tennis talent who can’t stop winning arrives at her home event
Mboko has won 49 matches in 2025, two of those at a Grand Slam and five on her Canadian Open run. But she's here for the long ...
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Svitolina exits WTA 1000 Montreal, loses to former world No. 1 - video
Osaka is a former world No. 1. Svitolina lost in straight sets - 2—6, 2—6 - and was eliminated from the tournament. Read also: How Svitolina defeated world No. 7 Anisimova at Montreal tournament WTA ...
Canadian teenager Victoria Mboko upsets top-seeded Coco Gauff to reach Montreal quarterfinals
Canadian teenager Victoria Mboko upset top-seeded Coco Gauff 6-1, 6-4 on Saturday night to reach the National Bank Open ...
Naomi Osaka and the tennis version of soccer’s ‘new manager bounce’
Osaka's run at the Canadian Open is a promising sign for the hard-court season, but sustaining it is the real challenge.