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Australian Open 2021: Four possible scenarios for a “significantly different” Open
With the Covid-19 pandemic stretching across the world, the prospect of any international tennis before the end of 2020 looks slim. The Australian Open is the only one of the four Grand Slam events to have taken place this year but now it seems that even the 2021 tournament is in serious doubt.
Row over player relief funds exposes a divided Tour
Not even the Big 3 has, for now, succeeded in convincing ATP players to give money to their lower-ranked colleagues who are struggling through the Covid-19 outbreak.
Coronavirus: Tennis raises more than $6m to create player relief fund
With seasons suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic, tennis has set up a player relief fund.
Stan Wawrinka: Roland-Garros more likely to happen than US Open
Stan Wawrinka believes Roland Garros is more likely to happen this year than the US Open.
The Rolex Shanghai Masters keeping alive the hope of playing in october
The Rolex Shanghai Masters tournament director, Michael Luevano, tells us what the plans are in order to stage the Masters 1000. And also why it maybe won't happen.
Anti-doping chief: Out-of-competition drug tests ongoing despite Covid-19
Hanfmann defeats Brown to lift Tennis-Point’s toilet roll trophy
Kyrgios tells rival Nadal: Let’s do Instagram Live!
How fit, or not, will the players be once out of confinement?
Andy Murray encouraged by ATP-WTA merger discussions
Coronavirus: Becker believes US Open should be called off
How the major players live in confinement
Murray donates winnings from Virtual Madrid Open
Djokovic hoping to play again amid ATP Tour uncertainty
All I saw was black – Djokovic thought about quitting tennis in 2010
Many happy returns – a look back on Agassi’s major triumphs on his 50th birthday
Federer without doubt the best of all time, says Agassi
Coronavirus: Thiem stands by opposition to general fund for lower-ranked players
Murray jokes with Nadal not to be a ‘bad loser’ and urges patience for tennis return
A number one for the world number one? – No hairy moments as Djokovic hands clippers to wife Jelena