Peter Lynch

1 week ago | thetennisgazette.com | Peter Lynch

Novak Djokovic has finally achieved a 100th ATP Tour title, having won the Geneva Open in Switzerland. Djokovic accepted a Geneva Open wildcard, entering the ATP 250 tournament after back-to-back defeats. He lost his opening matches at the Monte Carlo Masters and the Madrid Open, having just lost the Miami Open final. Djokovic decided to skip the Italian Open following that run, but now has 100 career titles to his name after his latest triumph.

3 weeks ago | thetennisgazette.com | Peter Lynch

Emma Raducanu is already thinking about her next steps after the Italian Open, where she only just exited at the hands of Coco Gauff. Raducanu fell in the round of 16 of the Italian Open, the latest WTA 1000 tournament in the 2025 schedule. The Briton had been impressing in Rome, but was ultimately outdone by fourth seed Gauff, who defeated her 6-1, 6-2. Prior to that meeting between two former US Open champions, Raducanu had overcome Maya Joint, Jil Teichmann and Veronika Kudermetova.

3 weeks ago | thetennisgazette.com | Peter Lynch

Andy Murray has officially parted ways with Novak Djokovic, with the duo splitting shortly before the French Open. Djokovic is playing an ATP 250 event in Geneva before taking on Roland Garros, having decided to skip the Italian Open. Murray has been thanked by Djokovic after the conclusion of their partnership, which started at the 2025 Australian Open. Djokovic failed to win an ATP Tour title under the guidance of Murray, who was once one of his rivals on the court.

3 weeks ago | thetennisgazette.com | Peter Lynch

The Italian Open is now reaching its latter stages, with Casper Ruud among the ATP players reaching the last 16. Ruud was drawn against Jaume Munar in the Italian Open round of 16, having previously beaten Alexander Bublik an​​d Matteo Berrettini. The Norwegian is the sixth seed at the ATP Masters 1000 tournament, which he entered as the Madrid Open champion. Ruud received congratulations from Rafael Nadal after his win in the Madrid Open final, where he overcame Jack Draper.

3 weeks ago | thetennisgazette.com | Peter Lynch

Martina Navratilova has gone down in tennis history for her feats on the court, which include 18 Grand Slam titles. Navratilova sits behind only Margaret Court, Serena Williams, Steffi Graf and Helen Wills Moody in the all-time list, having also lost 14 finals. Tennis legend Navratilova knew how good she was, with a world number one ranking also among her stunning career achievements. Her superb Grand Slam success started back in 1978 and finished in 1990, with all four major tournaments won.