3 months ago

Sorana Cirstea Skips Doha After Cluj Title, Says Retirement Near

Less than 24 hours after routing Raducanu 6-0, 6-2 for the Cluj-Napoca title, Cirstea withdrew from Doha instead of rushing to Qatar. Beatriz Haddad Maia replaces her as a lucky loser. In Cluj, the 35-year-old said, I will retire from tennis at the end of this year… a happy person. She rises to No. 31 and targets Dubai Feb. 15.

By Nischay Rathore

3 months ago

Matteo Berrettini Says Injuries Made Mental Health ‘Crucial’

After an abdominal injury forced him out of the 2026 Australian Open, Berrettini said his recent setbacks changed his priorities. “Mental well-being has become crucial because of the injuries I’ve had,” he told Marie Claire Argentina, adding, “There were some people who helped me a lot… when the pressure was higher.” The former world No. 6 restarts in Buenos Aires vs Federico Coria.

By Nischay Rathore

3 months ago

Rafael Nadal Salutes Lindsey Vonn After Olympic Crash Surgery

“You are a great inspiration… Stay strong,” Nadal tweeted after Vonn’s Winter Olympics downhill crash. The 41-year-old clipped a gate, was airlifted from Cortina, and later had surgery to stabilize a left-leg fracture—nine days after tearing her left ACL. With super-G and team events looming, her Olympic farewell now looks unlikely. Teammate Breezy Johnson called it “heartbreaking” at the finish.

By Nischay Rathore

3 months ago

Rick Macci Teases Serena Williams Return, Venus Williams Doubles ‘Trouble’

Former coach Macci hinted Williams could return, tweeting she’s “ready to rock the WTA BOAT” and might “tee it up with Vee” for doubles. The buzz follows reports Williams re-entered tennis’ drug-testing pool. Asked on a talk show about a comeback, she hedged: “That’s not a yes or a no.” Singles wildcard talk remains just chatter.

By Nischay Rathore

3 months ago

Serena Williams’ Ro Super Bowl Spot Sparks GLP-1 Backlash

Williams fronted Ro’s ‘Healthier on Ro’ Super Bowl LX ad promoting GLP-1 meds, and critics lit up X. One wrote, “Parading weight loss prescription drugs… is so wrong.” Another warned, “Now it sells prescriptions you’re supposed to trust.” Supporters shrugged it off, but the spot reignited debate over celebrity pharma marketing on TV’s biggest stage for many viewers.

By Nischay Rathore

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