It's not just a sign that Nike and Sinner are moving on from his "carrot" era—it also hints to an exciting shift happening within the brand's big-name roster.

Capitalizing on the momentum of Sinner-mania in Italy, Nike officially released the first installment of Sinner's signature gear in limited quantities at a pop-up event for local fans in Turin.

The 20-year-old is the first tennis player born in 2004 or later, male or female, to reach that prize money milestone.

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Seven Morgantown High School athletes put pen to paper on Tuesday to secure their collegiate futures. Andrew McClellan (Shepard University, Tennis), Sadaya Jones (UMBC, basketball), Josie Johnson (WVU ...

There appears to be a major shift coming to tennis stores near you, as Italian superstar Jannik Sinner has made changes regarding his personalized merchandise moving forward.Known for his lanky ...

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Even in terms of sports, they had a huge impact in the tennis world this year with activations at Wimbledon and even at the ...