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Novak Djokovic hopes to emulate Tom Brady's career longevity, aiming to play beyond 40. He'll make his final preparations for the Australian Open in 2021.

Sorry, Roger and Rafa. In 2023, Djokovic settled the sport’s most heated debate—who’s the greatest?—once and for all.

Nadal earlier announced that he is ready to return for what will likely be his final year on the professional tour.

With 2024 on the horizon, it’s time to reflect and hand out some hardware. Plus, a must-have book suggestion for the tennis lover’s holiday gift wish list.

Ben Shelton, Elena Rybakina and Aryna Sabalenka will play the Brisbane International, while organisers remain hopeful of landing a big fish in Carlos Alcaraz.

. ITF works to grow tennis, provide opportunities for players, and create a season-ending championship to build a legacy.

ITF strives to provide opportunities for aspiring tennis players, offering a clear pathway to the upper echelons of the sport. It has increased prize money for women's events, introduced a new category of $40,000 tournaments, and is surveying players' costs to ensure more women can make a career out of…

The 36-year-old remains clear of his rivals and his dominance should lead to soul searching for would-be challengers

Djokovic is the first player to spend 400 weeks at the top of the rankings

Djokovic is the first player to spend 400 weeks at the top of the rankings.

After capping another dominant season by winning a record-breaking ATP Finals crown, Djokovic set his sights on the ‘golden slam’