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ATP: Carlos Alcaraz tops Ben Shelton in Paris for 9th Masters 1000 title

In a rematch of their memorable U.S. Open quarterfinal match, Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz defeated Ben Shelton 7-6 (5), 7-5 on Sunday to win his ninth ATP Masters 1000 title...

ATP: Carlos Alcaraz-Ben Shelton rematch set for Paris final

Carlos Alcaraz is getting another shot at Ben Shelton. Nearly two months after the two dueled until after 3...

ATP: Carlos Alcaraz rallies past Taylor Fritz in Paris semis; ATP Finals set

Spain's Carlos Alcaraz performs at his very best when his back is against the wall. The world's No. 3-ranked...

ATP: Jannik Sinner parting ways with coach Darren Cahill

Jannik Sinner announced Friday that his successful partnership with coach Darren Cahill will end before the 2027 season. The...

ATP: Ben Shelton, Tommy Paul to collide in Paris quarterfinals

No. 3 seed Ben Shelton and No. 12 seed Tommy Paul will square off in an all-American quarterfinal...

ATP: Nick Kyrgios withdraws from third straight U.S. Open

Australian Nick Kyrgios withdrew from the U.S. Open for the third straight year on Thursday. Wrist, ankle and knee injuries have kept the former Wimbledon...

ATP: Sebastian Korda returns and advances to Winston-Salem quarters

With all of the success of countrymen Ben Shelton and Taylor Fritz this spring and summer, former World No. 15 Sebastian Korda has become...

ATP: Yunchaokete Bu KOs top seed Tsitsipas in Winston-Salem

Yunchaokete Bu played a steady ground game and emerged with a 6-3, 6-2 upset win over top-seeded Stefanos Tsitsipas on Tuesday in the second...

ATP: Ill Jannik Sinner pulls out of U.S. Open mixed doubles

Jannik Sinner pulled out of the U.S. Open mixed doubles competition, which opens Tuesday, because of an illness. The World No. 1, Sinner retired in...

ATP: Carlos Alcaraz wins Cincinnati Open when Jannik Sinner retires

Second-seeded Carlos Alcaraz won the Cincinnati Open title on Monday when top-seeded Jannik Sinner retired due to illness in the first set in Mason,...

ATP: Great Britain’s Kyle Edmund announces retirement

Kyle Edmund, who ranked as Britain's No. 1 player for 19 months, announced his retirement from tennis on Monday. Edmund, 30, spent the last five...