For every tennis professional and fan, the arrival of mid-January means one thing: the start of the new round of the Grand Slam events. Every year, the Australian Open launches at Melbourne Park, Melbourne and lasts for two weeks packed with spectacular, fast paced games from some of the planet’s best tennis players.  This year the qualifying rounds were conducted between 6 and 9 January, with the main tournament kicking off the following Sunday, 12 January. Like any Grand Slam event, the Australian Open lasted for two weeks, from 12 January to 26 January, traditionally finishing with the men’s singles...

Many fans and athletes are still celebrating the outcomes of the tennis tournament during the 2024 Paris Summer Olympic Games, and there is already a new event knocking on the door. Having finished its preliminary rounds in the period between 19 and 22 August, the US Open in tennis started its actual tournament on Monday, 26 August.  Conducted as part of the 2024 ATP Tour and 2024 WTA Tour, the US Open is chronologically the last Grand Slam event of the year. The other three events preceding it are the Australian Open (starting in the middle of January), French Open...

If the semifinals left us breathless, the finals had us checking our pulse and pinching ourselves in disbelief. Wimbledon 2024 closed with a crescendo that even the most imaginative scriptwriter wouldn't dare pen. Barbora Krejcikova, the Czech with a penchant for doubles, squared off against Jasmine Paolini, Italy's newfound tennis darling. The men's final saw Carlos Alcaraz, tennis' boy wonder, facing off against the sport's ultimate final boss, Novak Djokovic. We're about to revisit a weekend that turned the tennis world on its head and left us all wondering: what glorious madness will Wimbledon serve up these next few years? Krejcikova's Cinderella...