Carlos Alcaraz conquers Paris, Quentin Halys and Pierre-Hugues Herbert delight the home crowd, Jessica Pegula and Mirra Andreeva make peace, plus all the ATP beef that's fit to post BELOW.
I must say I was pretty stunned when I saw Taylor Fritz "cooling down" after blowing two match points -- and a place int he ATP Finals -- against Alcaraz. Yes, Kathy May's son is a world class athlete. But I've always felt like he doesn't look or move like one -- so it was some of the tastiest egg I've ever had on my face.
Carlos Alcaraz defeated Ben Shelton 7-6(5), 7-5 to capture his first Paris Masters crown and ninth Masters 1000 title, avenging his U.S. Open quarterfinal loss to the American. The victory was Alcaraz's fifth title of 2026 and second in as many weeks, following his triumph in Vienna, as he heads to the ATP Finals in Turin.
French wildcards Quentin Halys and Pierre-Hugues Herbert delighted the home crowd by winning the Paris doubles title, defeating American Christian Harrison and Britain's Neal Skupski 7-6(3), 6-7(4), 10-8 in a thrilling final. The pair knocked out the top three seeds en route to their third title together, with Herbert claiming his second Paris Masters doubles crown.
Ex marks the spot!
Poland's Magda Linette rallied to defeat defending champion Janice Tjen 5-7, 6-1, 6-4 in the Chennai Open final, capturing her fourth WTA title and first since 2024. The 34-year-old dedicated her victory to the victims of the mass shooting in Krakow, where six people were killed, saying it was difficult to celebrate in the wake of the tragedy.
The 2026 ATP Finals get under way on Sunday, November 15, at the Inalpi Arena in Turin, Italy, with the world's top eight singles players competing for the season-ending championship through November 22. I'd love to see Carlitos win it all -- something his idol Rafael Nadal was never able to accomplish during his illustrious career.
Italian Flavio Cobolli takes a swim
Jokes that he’s “really scary” as he shows off his intimidating stance on the practice court.
Argentina's Manu La Serna defeated compatriot Genaro Alberto Olivieri 6-2, 6-3 in the Villa María Challenger final to capture his second Challenger title, both won on home soil.
Dylan Martin: Sex on a beach
Argentina's Camilo Ugo Carabelli defeated Brazil's Thiago Seyboth Wild 6-2, 7-5 in Brazil to capture his 10th ATP Challenger title.
The victory, his second Challenger 125 crown of the season, will lift him to No. 68 in the world rankings.
Australian tennis player Omar Jasika gets in some red-light therapy in Brisbane ahead of this week's River City Challenger, giving the recovery treatment an enthusiastic thumbs-up.
Finland's Harri Heliovaara and Britain's Henry Patten have clinched the 2026 year-end No. 1 ATP doubles team ranking.
If Horia Tecău doesn't turn a kid gay ...
Talk about setting unrealistic expectations for this poor little girl ...
Ecuador's Diego Hidalgo and Argentina's Andrés Molteni finished runners-up in doubles at the Costa do Sauípe Challenger in Brazil. Next stop: Lima, Peru, to wrap up the season.
Orlando Luz is pumped for Turin
Italy's Lorenzo Musetti makes the media rounds in Stockholm.
Sweden's Max Dahlin, who received a wild card into his home tournament at the Stockholm Open, takes time to sign autographs and pose for photos with young fans.
Norway's Casper Ruud shows off his playful side
How do you say "come-hither" in Norwegian?
Padel Padel: Robert Farah
Daniil Medvedev lavender peach
Casper really wants us to see that ass
French tennis player Valentin Royer shows off his athleticism -- and a little skin
Italy's Andrea Picchione is back in the gym, showing off his flexibility during a workout at the Galimberti Tennis Academy.
Tommy Paul warms up
Fran Cerundolo's best friend
Swiss Jerome Kym wraps up his season with a runner-up finish at the Bratislava Challenger in Slovakia before heading to Australia.
France's Arthur Fils at the Paris Masters
Franco-American Maxime Cressy has tall questions
... and equally tall challenges
Ethan Quinn is winning me over
Skupski 🍑
Mentor Jürgen Melzer
Constant Lestienne at the wedding
Frenchman Fabien Reboul shows off his fresh haircut while out and about in Toulouse.
Members of the Christian Harrison Fan Club
... and who can blame 'em?
After Jessica Pegula was caught on a live practice-court microphone calling Mirra Andreeva a "diva" who "needs to be humbled," the two appear to have made peace. The Russian teenager cheekily captioned a photo of them together "DIVAS," prompting Pegula to reply, "Divas in Chanel."
Sweater boy Adam Jones lures another hottie at the bar
Ooh la la, AI!
Vito Darderi snaps a shirtless selfie with Tobi and Martin Grandinetti during a break from training in Funes, near Rosario, Argentina.
Belgian Raphael Collignon calls time on his 2026 season as he continues to recover from a back injury.
Can't express enough how pleasant a surprise it is when someone like Nicolas Moreno doesn't pick a horrific song for story
... and god knows I watch EVERY one of his stories lol
Argentina's Thiago Agustín Tirante in motion
Berrettini was on fire in Paris ... until injury set in yet again.
Portuguese Jaime Faria and Manel Moniz show their support for Sporting CP during a night out at the pub.
Italian doubles partners Simone Bolelli and Andrea Vavassori enjoy an espresso break in Turin, where they're preparing to compete in the ATP Finals on home soil.
Serbian Novak Djokovic was seen receiving treatment for an apparent back problem during practice at the Paris Masters, where he was hoping to secure a spot in the ATP Finals but ultimately fell short.
Canadian Denis Shapovalov complained repeatedly about Karen Khachanov's time between points during their Paris Masters match before accepting a helping hand from the Russian before retiring
Austrian Lucas Miedler survived some turbulence on his flight to Paris, arriving with his sense of humor intact.
Paraguayan sexpot Daniel Vallejo












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