Fernando Verdasco and Novak Djokovic will form a blockbuster doubles team at next week’s Qatar ExxonMobil Open in Doha that will mark the Spaniard’s final professional tournament.

Former World No. 7 Fernando Verdasco will retire from professional tennis after playing doubles with Novak Djokovic at next week’s Qatar Open, the Spaniard announced on Friday.

Former top-10 player Fernando Verdasco is finally retiring from tennis, but not before one last special appearance alongside Novak Djokovic.

The U.S. Open is making a big bet on the potential of mixed doubles, changing the format in ways that will draw curiosity and ...

French tennis players Arthur Fils and Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard returned to action on the ATP circuit basking in the glow of ...

The Davis Cup tie between Belgium and Chile descended into chaos after a Belgian player won his match despite shoulder ...

Belgium clinched a controversial win in Sunday’s match in the Davis Cup Qualifiers 1st Round tie against Chile, following ...

The 34-year-old Pospisil made his retirement announcement from the international competition after the final match. He did ...

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In the third set of the match, Bergs broke Garin’s serve with a brilliant forehand pass to go up 6-5 and serve for the match.

India's Davis Cup team secured a decisive 4-0 victory against Togo, ensuring a spot in the 2025 World Group I Playoffs.

Belgium claimed a bizarre victory over Chile in the Davis Cup on Sunday, while France and Spain also came through the first ...