For Jannik Sinner, Sunday’s Wimbledon final offers a chance of redemption; for Carlos Alcaraz it is an opportunity to join an elite club of men who have won the title three years in succession.There are many other plot lines but above all the showdown will help to cement a rivalry that could dominate tennis for a decade.

Djokovic and Sinner's similarities make their matches especially compelling. For the coach who taught them both, it is no surprise.

And yet, Sinner did something rarely seen while at the net shaking hands with Djokovic following his victory: he apologized to the Serbian tennis star. Djokovic explained why Sinner felt moved to make such a classy gesture after the match.

Sinner is the World No. 1 and a -330 favorite to beat the rising American, but there are more concerns about the Italian coming into this match than Shelton. The most notable is that Sinner injured his elbow in his match against Grigor Dimitrov on Monday, and it was uncertain whether or not he would even be able to play on Wednesday.

Jannik Sinner's ex-physiotherapist, Giacomo Naldi, has broken his silence in light of the Italian's failed drug tests.

Nicolas Jarry recently spoke out about the 'unfair' treatment he faced in handling his doping case compared to that of Jannik Sinner.

Pope Leo XIV has made peace with Jannik Sinner. The top-ranked tennis player visited the new pope, gave him a tennis racket and offered to play, during an off day for Sinner at the Italian Open.

Nick Kyrgios reacts to Jannik Sinner doping ban: ‘Bad day for tennis’ The controversial Australian provided a predictable reaction on social media after the world No.1 struck an agreement with ...

Jannik Sinner's 2024 Cincinnati Masters title win was overshadowed by his doping controversy. The Italian star posted a message on his social media admitting that he failed two drug tests in March ...

The Italian star is set to take the court after serving a three-month doping ban. Plus, Jenson Brooksby’s Houston title and more ballkid debate.