Tennis provides a "fertile breeding ground" for breaches of integrity and is engulfed in a "tsunami" of betting-related corruption at some lower levels of the sport due to online gambling, according to an independent review.

Ryle Nugent announced yesterday he will step down from his position as group head of RTÉ Sport for “new challenges”.

Amazon’s sports broadcasting ambitions will be tested this week in a multi-billion pound auction of English Premier League soccer rights, potentially pitting it against Sky and BT.

Grigor Dimitrov claimed the biggest title of his career by beating David Goffin at the ATP Finals - and now has his sights set on winning a grand slam.

The ATP and sponsor Red Bull have apologised for holding a draw ceremony which featured male players selecting female models to escort them down a catwalk and described it as being “in poor taste”.

Roger Federer stayed on course for his third Rogers Cup title by beating Robin Haase in straight sets on Saturday.

Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic have called for Wimbledon to change its rules after both of their opponents retired on a disgruntled Centre Court.

London-based Limerick lawyer Ian Lynam has been working hard to protect sport’s integrity from a range of threats, from match-fixing to Brexit. But he’s also occupied with where sport is going, and the widening role of analytics...

Dave Miley, an unsuccessful applicant for the role of Tennis Ireland chief executive, has broken his silence on the dispute with the governing body, stressing his disappointment with the recruitment process, which he claimed lacked transparency.

World number two Andy Murray recovered from a slow start to surge into the final of the China Open with victory over Spain's David Ferrer today.

World number one Novak Djokovic believes men should be awarded more prize money than women following a row sparked by comments from chief executive of Indian Wells Raymond Moore.

Investigation alleges that a core group of 16 players have repeatedly been brought to the attention of the sport’s governing body over suspicions of match-fixing, writes Tom Allnutt

Tennis authorities have rejected claims they deliberately suppressed evidence of widespread match-fixing at the top level of the sport.

Scotland’s Andy Murray snapped an eight-match losing streak against top-ranked rival Novak Djokovic on Sunday to win the ATP Montreal Masters only hours after his coach Amelie Mauresmo gave birth.

Novak Djokovic was grateful for the support of a “bird from Belgrade” after a mischievous sparrow flew on to Centre Court and watched the world number one defeat Philipp Kohlschreiber in straight sets at Wimbledon yesterday.

Roger Federer is optimistic he will be fit for next weekend’s Davis Cup final after his dramatic withdrawal from the ATP World Tour Finals.

The ATP World Tour Finals ended in huge anti-climax after Roger Federer pulled out ahead of his scheduled final against Novak Djokovic with a back injury.

Kei Nishikori and Stan Wawrinka will try to prevent what appears an inevitable Novak Djokovic-Roger Federer showdown at the ATP World Tour Finals in London.

Tennis: Limerick’s Sam Barry is set to improve approximately 12 places in the singles world rankings after a run to the final of the ITF Men’s Futures event in the Azores.

World number one Rafael Nadal dug his way out of deep trouble to gain revenge over his 2012 Wimbledon conqueror Lukas Rosol.

Detectives are not looking for any suspects over the deaths of four people in a fire at a mansion owned by US tennis star James Blake.

Former Wimbledon finalist David Nalbandian has announced his retirement from tennis, citing a shoulder injury as the reason behind his decision.

Andy Murray is the best tennis player in the world, according to his coach Ivan Lendl.

Andy Murray was confirmed as the second seed for the Wimbledon men’s singles today and French Open champion Rafael Nadal is a potential quarter-final opponent.

Jimmy Connors is hailed as one of the greatest – and most controversial – tennis players of all time. As his autobiography, The Outsider, is published, he talks about his love for the game, his will to win and his antics on and off the court

After news today that the PGA Tour is to investigate an allegation that Vijay Singh may have used deer antler spray that was previously found to contain a banned growth hormone, we got to thinking about other unusual doping incidents in sport.

Novak Djokovic became the first man in the Open era to win three consecutive Australian Open titles when he beat Andy Murray 6-7 (2), 7-6 (3), 6-3, 6-2 in yesterday’s final.

Andy Murray has been confirmed as the third seed for the upcoming Australian Open.

Andy Murray was today defeated in straight sets by Janko Tipsarevic in this week’s exhibition tournament in Abu Dhabi.

Rafael Nadal has withdrawn from the Paris Masters and the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals in London because of his left knee problem.

It’s been quite the week for contrived crises over national identity.

An Australian Open boycott is still a long way away, according to Andy Murray.

David Nalbandian insists he will not pull out of Wimbledon despite his costly antics at Queen's Club on Sunday.

David Nalbandian has been fined the maximum penalty of €10,000 for kicking an advertising hoarding into a line judge's leg at Queen's yesterday, the ATP have confirmed this afternoon.

David Nalbandian was disqualified from this afternoon’s AEGON Championships final against Marin Cilic after kicking an advertising panel in to a line judge’s leg.

The seedings for this month’s Australian Open have been released, with Novak Djokovic and Caroline Wozniacki receiving top billing.

Henri Leconte believes Andy Murray should look at the example set by Roger Federer as he bids to break his grand slam duck in 2012.

World number one Novak Djokovic has pulled out of the Paris Masters due to his injured shoulder.

Andy Murray has successfully defended his Shanghai Masters title by beating Spain’s David Ferrer 7-5 6-4, winning an ATP tournament for a third consecutive week.

Andy Murray has warned the biggest names in tennis could go on strike to push through changes to the sport's busy calendar.

ANDY MURRAY says top players are “serious” about their call for changes to the tennis calendar — and won’t rule out strike action.

ANDY MURRAY called for changes in the way tennis is run after finally coming through his rain-hit US Open fourth-round clash with Donald Young.