Sumit Nagal earned $3565 after his exit from the Argentina Open 2025. The Indian star retired midway from his second round of the qualifiers against home favorite Juan Manuel Cerundolo.

Withdrawals, injuries, underdogs and epic matches - the brief season of international pro tennis in Aotearoa had it all.

The glitz, glamour, upsets and emerging tennis talent once again took centre stage at the 2025 edition of the ASB Classic. Although Auckland’s ATP and WTA events faced injury withdrawals and ...

Gael Monfils of France with the trophy after defeating Zizou Bergs of Belgium to win the singles grand final match of the 2025 men’s ASB Classic. Photo / Photosport Although Auckland’s ATP and ...

Gael Monfils of France looks on during his game against Jan-Lennard Struff of Germany in the Round 2, R16 Men’s Singles Match of the 2025 Men’s ASB Classic tennis tournament at Manuka Doctor ...

The 2027 ASB Classic will be played under a roof inside a redeveloped, larger stadium. That’s the ambitious vision of tournament organisers, as they hope to future-proof the event, make it ...

As an official sponsor of the ASB Classic—New Zealand’s biggest tennis tournament—Lexus created ‘Experience Amazing Replays’, a unique and artistic way of showcasing the performance of ...

US Open champion Bianca Andreescu's return to the Hologic WTA Tour will be delayed until the spring clay-court season after a ...

French tennis players Arthur Fils and Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard returned to action on the ATP circuit basking in the glow of ...

Once again, New Zealand's all too brief summer of international pro tennis is over, but this year's edition of the ASB Classic produced far more storylines than a usual fortnight would yield.

The Mount Marty University softball team opened the 2025 season with a 1-1 mark on the opening day of the ASB Dome Classic, Friday in Sioux ...

Lulu Sun’s next tournament is in Hobart. There was no fairytale return to the ASB Classic for Lulu Sun at the end of her breakout year on the global tennis circuit. The Kiwi world No 40 went ...