In a recent interview with Canadian broadcaster 'TSN', Shapovalov used a very singular motivation to explain his decline: ...

Barely two weeks after Shapovalov was defaulted from his match against Ben Shelton in Washington following a verbal altercation with a fan, the issue of crowd is behaviour is back in the spotlight.

As Shelton was about to serve for triple match point, the 25-year-old Shapovalov again argued with a fan. He was given an unsportsmanlike conduct code violation by the umpire, who then summoned a ...

Shapovalov, in a post on his official account on the social media platform X — previously known as Twitter — rang alarm bells for his fans ahead of the Australian Open as he admitted that he ...

MELBOURNE, Australia — Canadian tennis star Denis Shapovalov knows what pundits and fans think he needs to do to find success: put the ball in the court more often. But the current world No. 58 ...

Shapovalov's journey into tennis began after ... It was great to start my season with the amazing fans here. Unfortunately, I have been struggling with a virus & disappointed I couldn’t play ...

Shapovalov, like most professional tennis players ... It was great to start my season with the amazing fans here ️ Unfortunately I have been struggling with a virus & disappointed I couldn ...

Canada’s Denis Shapovalov returns the ball against Germany’s Jan-Lennard Struff during a Davis Cup quarterfinal match at the Martin Carpena Sports Hall, in Malaga, southern Spain, on Wednesday, Nov.

Canadian tennis star Denis Shapovalov knows what pundits and fans think he needs to do to find success: put the ball in the court more often. But the current world No. 58 believes his aggressive ...

THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Manu Fernandez MELBOURNE — Canadian tennis star Denis Shapovalov knows what pundits and fans think he needs to do to find success: put the ball in the court more often.