ATP Challenger Tour Results – Week of 26th January 2026
Six Challenger tournaments last week, so plenty of familiar faces taking part. Some familiar results too, with Daniel Vallejo, going back-to-back, winning in Brazil last week, and Chile this week. But he wasn’t the only one. Chris Rodesch is loving life in Portugal, winning Oerias version 1 and 2. IliaContinue Reading
ITF Tour Results – Week of 26th Jan 2026
A few big names on the women’s ITF tour this week, with Austrian young gun, Lilli Tagger, picking up another title, while a very familiar face, Bianca Andreescu got some good match practice, and a title last week. For the men, Charles Broom has been in good form on theContinue Reading
Injury Cruelly Stops Musetti While Leading Djokovic By 2 Sets
Novak Djokovic is into the Australian Open semi-finals after Lorenzo Musetti was forced to retire, while leading 2 sets to 0. In an Australian Open somewhat lacking of drama and storylines, compared to recent editions, day 11 gave us exactly the kind of drama we didn’t need. Lorenzo Musetti andContinue Reading
ATP Challenger Results Week of 19th Jan 2026
Four ATP Challenger events last week. Chris Rodesch won his 2nd Challenger title, Daniel Vallejo won his 3rd title in 4 months, Lloyd Harris won his first title in 18 months, while Soon-woo Kwon is on the winners list for the first time since his 2023 triumph in Adelaide. OeirasContinue Reading
ITF Tour Results Week of 19th January 2026
Here are all the ITF results from last week. Matyas Cerny wins his first title, while young Russian, Alina Korneeva wins her 8th title. Korneeva was the world number 1 junior, and at 18 years of age, will have a breakout year soon. Perhaps 2026 is that year. ITF Women’sContinue Reading
Iva Jovic Moves Into the Quarter-finals of the Australian Open
Iva Jovic delivered a 4th Rd. masterclass at the Australian Open today, destroying Yulia Putintseva 6-0 6-1. Almost any stat you wish to list, was well in favour of the 18-year-old American, who is into the quarter-finals of a Grand Slam for the first time. This is only her sixthContinue Reading
Eliot Spizzirri Falls Short Against Jannik Sinner After Dramatic Heat Rule
Eliot Spizziri was on the verge of one of the biggest boilovers in Australian Open history, as he led 3-1, 1 set all over Jannik Sinner on Rod Laver Arena. A Jannik Sinner who could barely walk. Could barely hold a racket. Could barely muster the energy to get theContinue Reading
Ethan Quinn Revels in the Australian Open Noise
This year’s Australian Open is turning into a playground of sorts for those who have come through the US College ranks. In the men’s 3rd Rd. there are no less than 8 players who have forged their way through the college path: Ben Shelton, Francisco Cerundolo, Learner Tien, Cameron Norrie,Continue Reading
Alexander Bublik Finds Happiness in Tennis
Alexander Bublik is quietly making his way through the Australian Open field, reaching the 3rd Rd. following a 7-5 6-4 7-5 win over Hungary’s Marton Fucsovics. Bublik has been in a rich vein of form over the last 12 months, and is currently sitting at a career high of No.10Continue Reading
Valentin Vacherot Still Proving He Belongs On The Big Stage
Valentin Vacherot is through to the 3rd Rd. of a Major for the first time, defeating Australian Rinky Hijikata 6-1 6-3 4-6 6-2. Vacherot was essentially a complete unknown for all but the hardiest of tennis fans, just a few short months ago. At the end of September, Vacherot wasContinue Reading