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The US Open final on Sunday will be contested by two UTS winners, which has never happened at a Grand Slam before. Alexander Zverev, nicknamed The Lion in 2020, and Ben Shelton, The Mountain, both came through on Friday to set it up. Zverev won the second

Gael Monfils played the last Grand Slam match of his career on Thursday night in New York, beaten by Learner Tien 6-3, 6-4, 6-3 two days after his 40th birthday. La Monf' leaves the majors with 131 wins from 201 matches, more than any French player has ma

Holger Rune wants one thing above all from UTS's first visit to Gothenburg: the title that has eluded him twice before. The Dane, already confirmed for the December 12-13 finale at Scandinavium (tickets here), has reached the season-ending final in London

The UTS Tour has revealed the first three players confirmed for its season-ending Gothenburg showdown on 12-13 December, and announced BNP Paribas as presenting sponsor of the event, which now carries the official name UTS Gothenburg by BNP Paribas. Holge

RIO DE JANEIRO 2026, July 18th - Brandon Nakashima claimed the UTS Rio presented by XP title in commanding fashion, defeating Guto Miguel 3-0 in the Final (15-14, 17-14, 15-13) to become one of the tournament format's rarest champions: a first-time UTS co

Joao Fonseca's first appearance on the UTS Tour delivered the loudest atmosphere any tennis fan can conceive and the shortest turnaround from euphoria to elimination, on Day 2 of UTS Rio presented by XP. The Brazilian first beat Tallon Griekspoor 3-1 in q

UTS Rio presented by XP opened Thursday with four Melee round-robin matches at the Maracanãzinho, headlined by Guto Miguel's 3-2 upset of Nick Kyrgios and completed by three winning tour debuts by Cameron Norrie, Tallon Griekspoor and Brandon Nakashima, a

The 17-year-old has now added the Wimbledon boys' doubles crown with Slovenia's Žiga Šeško. Source

Guto Miguel, the 17-year-old Brazilian who made history at Roland-Garros this year, has been added to the UTS Rio presented by XP line-up, stepping in for Ugo Humbert, who has withdrawn for personal reasons. The teenager, who competes under the nickname G

Joao Fonseca refused to hang his head after a chastening Wimbledon exit, insisting his grass-court game is still on an upward curve even as a qualifier ended his tournament in the third round. The 19-year-old Brazilian, seeded 24th, was beaten 6-3, 6-3, 6