Who is Grigor Dimitrov's girlfriend? The Bulgarian tennis player has dated famous women in the sports and entertainment ...

"I'm at the end of my tether with this girl. I wish her all the best but not gonna be as ... who previously worked with Maria Sharapova and Naomi Osaka. "I think now, with my set-up, I’m in a place ...

Maria Sharapova and Serena Williams' beef is well-known in the tennis world, with tensions flaring on and off the court.

The story tip came from my neighbor. The insights I brought came from my experience as a college tennis player.

Provided I remember the stakes being just as high for me when I played tennis ... Maria Sharapova demolish her opponents on TV and dreamed that I too could do that someday. Who did these girls ...

It has been a special season for the Palos Verdes girls tennis team. PV went undefeated, won the CIF Southern Section Open Division championship and the CIF Southern Regional championship.

The 20-year-old seemingly responded to claims about her “mean girl” behavior in a since-deleted video posted by her pal Ava Crox, per the Daily Mail. “I don’t know how anyone has a problem ...

Maria Sharapova tested positive for Meldonium eight years ago, which saw her provisionally suspended by the International Tennis Federation (ITF). She was banned for 24 months before the Court of ...

The substance is the same drug that former Russian tennis star and multiple Grand Slam champion Maria Sharapova previously used and a positive test resulted in her being banned for two years in 2016.

THE drug Chelsea's Mykhailo Mudryk is alleged to have taken is the same one that saw Maria Sharapova slapped with a lengthy ban from tennis. Mudryk, 23, has been provisionally suspended from ...

Meldonium is the same substance tennis legend Maria Sharapova tested positive for at the Australian Open in 2016. The five-time Grand Slam winner was initially banned for two years - although it ...

And according to reports the sample, which was given in November, contained traces of meldonium - the substance that first became prominent when tennis star Maria Sharapova was banned in 2016.