Carlos Alcaraz labelled ‘the most complete player ever’ by legendary coach as Spaniard wins China Open
"Every box is checked from the technical to mental with imagination and inspiration."
"Every box is checked from the technical to mental with imagination and inspiration."
"There are way too many inconsistencies... this whole case is not helping our sport at all."
"The level that he’s playing, it’s unbelievable... Of shots, physically, mentally -- he’s a beast."
Alexander Zverev: "I think finishing in the No 2 spot and starting the year there would be amazing for me."
Alcaraz made history with his thrilling win against Sinner in Beijing.
"It makes him, in my opinion, the greatest that has ever played the game purely from a tennis standpoint."
Aryna Sabalenka has closed the gap to Iga Swiatek in the Race To Riyadh and she take over at No 1 in the next few days.
"The issue with my lung is not gone, it’s still there," says Zverev.
Emma Raducanu's return to action delayed.
Novak Djokovic is eyeing up a remarkable milestone in Shanghai.
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Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are the leading lights in the men's game - but one is in a league of his own.
Arthur Fils became the third Frenchman to accomplish a formidable feat with his thrilling victory at the Japan Open in Tokyo.
The world No 1 improved two remarkable stats after setting up a dream final in Beijing.
Shuai has defied her ranking of world No 595 to reach the last eight in Beijing.
Medvedev was in good spirits despite his defeat to Alcaraz in Beijing
Only four players in ATP and WTA history have been world No 1 without ever winning a major.
"I do not think that the future belongs only to these two players, others will come who will make things difficult for them."