Gael Monfils makes history as oldest ATP singles champion at 38
Gael Monfils, at 38, became the oldest singles champion in ATP Tour history by winning the Auckland Classic final. Defeating Belgian qualifier Zizou Bergs, Monfils secured his 13th career title. He expressed pride in playing top-quality tennis at his age. Monfils will rise to 41st in the world rankings ahead of the Australian Open.

Three slams should book you a ticket to Olympics: Leander Paes
The politics surrounding the tennis contingent may not guarantee him an automatic berth, but Paes remains hopeful of creating a world record by competing in his seventh Games.

Never give up on dreams is what French Open win taught me: Rohan Bopanna
Basking in the glory of his first Grand Slam title win, Rohan Bopanna says his mixed doubles title triumph at the French Open has strengthened his belief that "one should never give up on dreams".

`Fedal' longevity strikes chord with SRT
A prior commitment meant that all Sachin Tendulkar could watch of the epic Australian Open final between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, which saw the Swiss legend clinch his 18th Grand Slam, on Sunday was “the last two three games, sitting in an airport lounge.“