Stuart Fraser

The French Open's prize money increases are unlikely to pacify the top-10 players who called for a greater share of revenue, although grand slam chiefs have committed to a meeting in the coming weeks. R1 loser - £66,900 Champion - £2.2m Total pot - £48.4m https://t.co/FeQqNGtbAC

Harriet Dart has apologised for requesting that the umpire ask her Rouen Open opponent to "put on deodorant". After losing, she wrote on social media: "I want to apologise for what I said on court. It was a heat-of-the-moment comment that I truly regret." https://t.co/MegCAn3nzl

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The Monte Carlo Masters a nice and welcome reminder that you don’t need two-week schedules and late-night finishes to put on an entertaining tennis tournament.

After reaching two semi-finals in the past three years, Great Britain commence another campaign in the Billie Jean King Cup. The qualifiers are being held in The Hague, with Germany the opposition today and the Netherlands tomorrow. The winners of this three-team group progress. https://t.co/EesAmvBXLf

RT @BenRothenberg: The ATP only has two of these one-week Masters 1000s left, Monte Carlo and Paris Indoors, and they should be savored. N…

Emma Raducanu battles hard through dizziness against Jessica Pegula overnight as her Miami Open quarter-final run comes to an end. And more boos from fans in Florida after the match between Djokovic and Korda was cancelled after abysmal scheduling. https://t.co/egT5HoWKpk

Getting messy with the schedule in Miami. A 1pm start for five matches (an extra match was squeezed into the original schedule) across two sessions on one court is a diabolical decision @MiamiOpen

Vlado Platenik on the end of his coaching trial with Emma Raducanu - “Obviously I was surprised.” - “I think it’s just too much pressure on her. Maybe my presence was creating more pressure.” - “I have never seen a player improve that fast in one week.” https://t.co/SheFeEpATv

Emma Raducanu's trial with coach Vladimir Platenik has come to an end after two weeks (he said it was due to continue until the French Open): "Emma has utmost respect for Vlado and the work they started but it wasn’t quite heading in the right direction." https://t.co/G6lFkV09an

British 23-year-old Jack Draper reaches new heights with his first ATP Masters title in Indian Wells. The new ATP top-10 is as follows: 1. Sinner 2. Zverev 3. Alcaraz 4. Fritz 5. Djokovic 6. Ruud 7. Draper 8. Medvedev 9. Rublev 10. Tsitsipas https://t.co/dXIBSlGfAN

RT @josemorgado: WHAT A WIN! Jack Draper ends Carlos Alcaraz's 16-match winning streak in Indian Wells, defeats the two-time defending cha…

RT @BNPPARIBASOPEN: 22 years of dedication and a legacy of excellence. Media Director Matt Van Tuinen is the 2025 Bud Collins Media Awa…

Looks great but conditions are tricky in Indian Wells this morning. Very windy, with sand from the desert blowing into the eyes of the players. Two Brits starting the day’s play on Stadium 1. Jacob Fearnley takes on Joao Fonseca, followed by Emma Raducanu vs Moyuka Uchijima. https://t.co/7gFe0cOyCy

Ready to return to action in Indian Wells, Emma Raducanu has spoken for the first time since her stalking ordeal in Dubai and gave a candid insight into her harrowing experience: "I literally couldn’t see the ball through the tears. I could barely breathe. https://t.co/AmdZd42VPm