Daily FuzzTien, Paul Round out 2026 Team World Roster at Laver Cup
Four Americans will compete in this year's Laver Cup at the O2 Arena in September.
Category: June
Daily Fuzz
JuneITF is Now World Tennis
The International Tennis Federation has rebranded.
JuneTop Stars Extend Grand Slam Protest Campaign at Wimbledon
Stars will limit their Wimbledon press conferences in protest of Grand Slam revenue-sharing policy.
JuneDraper on the Rise, into Eastbourne Quarterfinals
The Brit is starting to string together wins on the grass.
JuneU.S. Blind Tennis Association Announces First-Ever National Championship
The inaugural U.S. Blind Tennis National Championship that will be contested from August 7-9th in Pennsylvania.
JuneDefending Wimbledon Champion Swiatek Falls to Navarro in first Grass Outing of 2016
Navarro advances, and Swiatek will head to Wimbledon without a grass court win to her name in 2026.
JuneWimbledon in Central Park Schedule of Events
Andre Agassi, James Blake, Genie Bouchard and Caroline Wozniacki will play on a Wimbledon grass court in Central Park.
Daily FuzzEverything You Need to Know About Serena’s Wimbledon Comeback
It's hard to find a comparable when you look at the specifics of Serena Williams' comeback to Grand Slam tennis.
JuneHall Mark: Roger Federer Exhibit Unveiled by ITHF
The Swiss Maestro is now a striking museum piece in Newport.
JuneSinner: Roland Garros Loss is Wimbledon Gain
Jannik Sinner shares key element to his Wimbledon title defense.
JuneBettors Backing Serena Williams for SW19 Title
Serena Williams is receiving big-time backing from bettors to stun the world and win Wimbledon.
JuneMcEnroe: Vondrousova Ban “Way Too Harsh”
"Four years is ridiculous," Patrick McEnroe said of Marketa Vondrousova's ban.
Daily FuzzNoskova Cracks Top 10 after Berlin Title, Eala Back in Top 30
The high-powered Czech could go higher in the weeks to come.
Daily FuzzJoao Fonseca to Headline Historic UTS Rio Debut
UTS is coming to Brazil, and Joao Fonseca witll be there.
JuneVondrousova Gets Four Year Ban for Missing Doping Test
Marketa Vondrousova got the maximum - a four-year ban - for missing a doping test in December.