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Jannik Sinner Explains His Unusual Outfit Choice After Comeback From Suspension

5 days ago | tennis-infinity.com | Erik Virostko

Jannik Sinner returned to the tennis courts at the 2025 Italian Open in Rome, and his fashion choices might have surprised some. Sinner made a long-awaited return to tennis in front of his home fans in Rome. His first opponent wasn't an easy one, as the World No. 1 had to take on clay specialist Mariano Navone.
'Definitely Knows Who I Am': Gauff Reacts To New Pope Being American

5 days ago | tennis-infinity.com | Erik Virostko

Tennis is in Rome at the same time as the new pope was chosen in the Vatican, and Coco Gauff, as a proud Christian, reacted to the news. Gauff is competing at the 2025 Italian Open in Rome, where she reached the fourth round, setting up a meeting with fellow US Open champion Emma Raducanu. During her stay in the Italian capital, a new pope was chosen in the Vatican City, which is only about a 15-minute drive away from Foro Italico, where the WTA 1000 tournament is played.
Iga Swiatek Appears Visibly Dejected After Shocking Loss In Rome

5 days ago | tennis-infinity.com | Erik Virostko

Iga Swiatek was brutally honest and in no mood for talking after her loss at the 2025 Italian Open. Professional tennis players and athletes in general often have to deal with the pressure that comes with competing. For Swiatek, that pressure reached maximum values during her incredibly successful period on the WTA Tour. At one point, the Polish player was on a 37-match winning streak, so it was difficult for fans not to become excited about how successful she could become.
Carlos Alcaraz Provides Crucial Injury Update After His First Match In Rome

5 days ago | tennis-infinity.com | Erik Virostko

Carlos Alcaraz played his first match since previously withdrawing from the Madrid Open, and he provided an awaited injury update after his win. Alcaraz started his Italian Open campaign with a comfortable win over Dusan Lajovic. The four-time Grand Slam champion didn't appear to struggle during the match, and that applies to both his level and his body.
World No. 1 Sinner Returns To Tennis After Three-Month Ban With Impressive Win In Rome

6 days ago | tennis-infinity.com | Erik Virostko

Jannik Sinner returned to the tennis courts in front of home fans at the 2025 Italian Open in Rome, and it was a victorious return for the ATP World No. 1 player. Sinner spent the last three months away from the tennis courts. Not because he would have wanted to, but because he reached an agreement with the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) about his doping case, which meant he had to be suspended for three months.
Iga Swiatek Is In Huge Trouble Ahead Of Her Roland Garros Title Defense

6 days ago | tennis-infinity.com | Erik Virostko

Iga Swiatek is in huge trouble shortly ahead of her title defense at Roland Garros, and the worst thing is, it seems that she has no idea how to return to the right path. Only a couple of years ago, it seemed that no one would be able to even challenge Swiatek on the WTA Tour. The Polish player dominated almost all the tournaments she played, and she often destroyed her opponents.
Alcaraz Explains Why He 'Needs' Rival Sinner Back On Tour After Ban

6 days ago | tennis-infinity.com | Erik Virostko

Jannik Sinner will return to tennis at the 2025 Italian Open in Rome, and his biggest rival, Carlos Alcaraz, is excited about the Italian's comeback. Sinner has played only one tournament in 2025 so far. The 23-year-old played in Melbourne, winning the Australian Open title. Since then, the rest of the Tour competed for the titles without the World No. 1 player. Some could assume that it could have benefitted the likes of Alcaraz, but that doesn't necessarily need to be true.
Ukrainian Player Fined By WTA After Father Missed E-mail While On Combat Mission

1 week ago | tennis-infinity.com | Jordan Reynolds

The WTA controversially fined and stripped a Ukrainian player of ranking points after unusual circumstances, including her father being on active military duty. Oleksandra Oliynykova was the player involved in the controversy. She is the current world No. 274 and mainly competes at ITF and 125K or 100K tournaments in an attempt to climb the rankings as swiftly as possible. The 24-year-old thought she had aided that goal by winning an ITF tournament in Santa Margherita.
Ukrainian Kostyuk Explains Why She Shook Hands With Russian-Born Kasatkina In Rome

1 week ago | tennis-infinity.com | Jordan Reynolds

Marta Kostyuk has repeatedly advocated for sporting bodies to take tougher measures against Russian and Belarusian players, but she showed respect to Daria Kasatkina before and after their match at the 2025 Italian Open. Kostyuk and other Ukrainian players have refused to shake hands with those representing Russia and Belarus since Russia launched its illegal invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 with the active support of the Belarusian government.
Emma Raducanu Faces Last-Minute Opponent Change In Rome After Opening Win

1 week ago | tennis-infinity.com | Erik Virostko

Emma Raducanu won her first-round match at the 2025 Italian Open in Rome, but she now has to deal with an unexpected situation ahead of her second match in the Italian capital. Raducanu arrived in Rome after reaching the second round in Madrid. She first bested Suzan Lamens before losing to Marta Kostyuk in three sets. In Italy, the Brit started by beating 19-year-old Maya Joint 7-5, 6-7(1), 6-3.