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Novak Djokovic has suffered only 11 defeats in Rome and most of them have come against Rafael Nadal.

Jannik Sinner has turned to the Juventus medical centre to speed up his recovery from injury.

Nadal: "Even for me as a spectator, a colleague of his, I am very sad for him."

Sofia Kenin was unimpressed by the officials and the booing spectators in Rome.

Djokovic's Covid vaccine stance is still a major talking point.

Giorgi's retirement has been confirmed in an update of the International Tennis Integrity Agency website.

Hammer blow for former Wimbledon finalist Berrettini as injury nightmare continues.

Djokovic explains why he feels his French Open preparations have been perfect.

"I miss that past times when we were playing the Masters 1000s [finals] at the best-of-five."

Djokovic has opened up on his rivalry with Nadal at Roland Garros.

"In a general perspective, the line is going up, without a doubt."

Rafael Nadal has lost only eight matches at the Italian Open.

An astonishing statistic showcases Djokovic's unique dominance in his 30s.

"Whatever he does, he wants to win and be 100%. Be it golf, tennis or Ludo."

The world No 2 ranking is once again on the line at the Italian Open.

"We take it for granted but health is the wildcard in any sport."

Andy Murray will return to action a lot sooner than initially anticipated as he has signed up for the Geneva Open with the move suggesting he will be fit for his Wimbledon farewell.

"For me, the Olympics is a top priority. I would say equal to the Grand Slams."

Imagine if Rafael Nadal draws Novak Djokovic or Carlos Alcaraz in the first round at Roland Garros?

Dominic Thiem is set to bring the curtain down on his career later this year with Austrian media reporting he plans to retire on home soil barely four years after winning the US Open.

"Emotionally, it hasn’t been easy these past days, but I’m a strong person."

Zverev has reflected on his painful defeat against Nadal at the 2022 French Open.

Nadal will face a qualifier in what is likely his Italian Open farewell.

Sinner is still a popular figure off-court, even if he won't be appearing on it.

"Scheduling-wise, the planning is going to be more important," said the world No 1.

"We give too much of a voice to people without any high-level knowledge," said Corentin Moutet.

Broadcaster Marcus Buckland makes a bold Novak Djokovic prediction.

Badosa beat a notable name in her opening Italian Open match.

"How psychotic are we in tennis that we play 11, 11-and-a-half months a year?”

"It didn't really hit that he was retiring yet. Now when I saw them do the little ceremony after, I was like this is real life, this is for real."