Rafael Nadal’s retirement draws a line under golden era of men’s tennis
Becoming a true superstar after his 2008 Wimbledon triumph against Roger Federer, the Spaniard has been the ultimate role model
Passion, power and never giving up: Nadal’s enduring qualities are a lesson for everyone
Spaniard transformed the sport and, together with his great rivals, lifted it to new heights before injuries took their toll
‘I hoped this day would never come’: Federer leads tributes to retiring Nadal
News of Rafael Nadal’s retirement has prompted an outpouring of affection across the sporting world and beyond
‘A difficult decision’: Rafael Nadal announces retirement from tennis at 38
Rafael Nadal has announced that the upcoming Davis Cup final will be his final tournament as a professional
You cannot be serious? Wimbledon abolishes line judges after 147 years
Wimbledon will dispense with line judges next year in favour of live electronic line calling
Spanish tennis star Paula Badosa apologises after being accused of racism
The world No 15 said she did not realise the photo of her pulling her eyes back with chopsticks was offensive and took full responsibility for the mistake
Wimbledon given green light for controversial tennis expansion plans
London’s deputy mayor for planning has granted the AELTC permission to build 39 courts on Wimbledon Park despite residents objections
Wimbledon expansion plans: what’s at stake as decision day arrives in long-running battle
The All England Club is expected to be granted planning permission at City Hall on Friday to build 39 new courts at Wimbledon Park despite local opposition
‘Let them arrest me’: 99-year-old may chain herself to Wimbledon grounds
Thelma Ruby, 99, has pledged the protest if the Wimbledon expansion is approved, with the All England Club seeking the green light for 39 new tennis courts
Wimbledon expansion set for green light after GLA backs park plans
It appears to be game, set and match for the All England Club in its battle to build 39 new courts on Wimbledon Park after the GLA recommended that the project be approved
Emma Raducanu survives injury scare to make Korea Open quarter-finals
Emma Raducanu reached her fifth quarter-final of the season at the Korea Open by beating China’s Yuan Yue 6-4, 6-3
Britain miss out on Davis Cup finals after Evans and Draper lose to Canada
Great Britain could only finish third in Group D after 2-0 defeat by Canada, with Dan Evans’ first rubber defeat by Denis Shapovalov sealing their exit
Jack Draper beaten as Great Britain suffer Davis Cup defeat to Argentina
Result means Great Britain, who next play Canada on Sunday, now face a struggle to qualify for the Davis Cup quarter-finals in Malaga
Billy Harris leads Great Britain to Davis Cup win over Finland without Draper
Billy Harris beat Otto Virtanen to continue his rapid rise, while Dan Evans defeated Eero Vasa as Britain prevailed without Jack Draper
Big Three era is over, but can anyone step up to challenge Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz?
The new US Open champion joins Spaniard as dominant force in a new age of tennis, with players born in the 1990s now almost completely bypassed