Chris Oddo is a Writer at Tennis Now. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, particularly focusing on individual sports, competitive tournaments, and the business of sports. Chris has been featured in FFT Hospitalités, US Open, Tennis Now, and NewsBreak.
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Alex de Minaur and Katie Boulter followed up their intimate English wedding with a big Italian blowout that lasted three days.
Jannik Sinner ranks 10th on the all-time list of weeks at No.1 after passing Lleyton Hewitt this week. Jannik Sinner has cracked an ATP rankings milestone this week – once again.
In this week's news, Marat Safin weighs in on the biggest debate in tennis: would Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz have dominated during the Big Three era?
Tommy Paul and Paige Lorenze are officially married—here's everything from their elegant New York wedding and the tennis stars who celebrated with them.
The Swiss grew up on the surface and won his first major on it. He celebrated his final match on the red clay on Tuesday in Estoril.
The Czechs are making big progress on home soil in Prague this week.
Alexander Bublik eased into the semis Alexander Bublik continues to thrive in the altitude at the Generali Open in Kitzbuhel.
By: Chris Oddo
2028 Wimbledon finalists won't be able to hang around the All England Club for long. There will be a mad scramble after Wimbledon in 2028.
Text Size: Ranked No. 775 in January of 2025, Austria's Lilli Tagger has enjoyed an incredible 18-month rise.
Text Size: Two universally adored talents on the same side of the net in New York City? What's not to like?
