The PTPA’s executive director has claimed that Jannik Sinner was “treated unfairly” by an “illegal” doping program as he defended the use of the world No 1’s case in the organisation’s lawsuit.

I T WAS AFTER tripping on hallucinogenic mushrooms that Christian Angermayer realised he had a personal mission to help the ...

Tennis Hot Topics Responding to a wide range of questions from Ubitennis, the PTPA’s CEO clarifies the organization's stance ...

GIDL is primarily caused by band-to-band tunneling (BTBT) at the drain junction under high electric field conditions. This ...

With a new addition to his clay court tournament, Jannik Sinner is ready to resume competitive tennis. Officially, it has ...

A class-action antitrust lawsuit was filed by the PTPA in federal court in New York on Tuesday, calling the groups in charge ...

ROME (AP) — Top-ranked Jannik Sinner added a clay-court tournament in Hamburg, Germany, to his French Open preparations for when he returns from a three-month doping ban in May. Organizers of the May ...

Shields’ career hangs in the balance after she had failed a drugs test. Shields, who, in front of a virtually sold out crowd ...

Novak Djokovic’s players union has mounted its most significant challenge to the governing superstructure of tennis. On ...

Indian athletes Akshay Nain and Aditya Negi face four-year suspensions following positive doping tests. Nain's tests revealed ...

Thomas Bach, outgoing President of the International Olympic Committee, was named honorary president for life. Known for significant reforms in the Olympics, Bach tackled challenges like Russian ...

Warrington Wolves winger Josh Lynch has been banned for 16 months for use of a prohibited substance. The 21-year-old was ...