Daniil Medvedev isn’t playing tennis right now ... His jawline is perpetually half-covered with the scruffy beard of a Russian Revolution intellectual, which is fitting because he plays and ...

Daniil Medvedev had some fun with the Arthur Ashe Stadium crowd on Friday night — but a few of them got on his nerves a bit. Medvedev clinched a 7-6 (3), 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 win over No. 1 Carlos ...

Daniil Medvedev lashed out at a presumed heckler during his opening match of the 2023 Australian Open. The Russian tennis pro opened this year’s tournament Monday with a first-round match ...

The crowd seemed to begin whistling during the second set after Medvedev threw his racket as Dimitrov rallied. "I’m not going to play when they whistle," Medvedev shouted at the umpire.

Top-ranked tennis pro Daniil Medvedev destroyed a camera and his tennis racket as he faced what could have been a monumental upset in the Australian Open by a wild-card entry ranked 418th in the ...

In a battle of two top-10 players, No. 4 Daniil Medvedev will meet No. 6 Taylor Fritz in the Nitto ATP Finals Round Robin on Sunday, November 10. Medvedev’s last match was a win, 6-2 ...

Daniil Medvedev had a heated exchange with the umpire during his loss at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships. / IMAGO / ABACAPRESS Daniil Medvedev is known for his witty sense of humor with ...

NEW YORK — The inevitable US Open final wasn't so inevitable after all. Daniil Medvedev, the 2021 champion, played one of the best matches of his career and took out No. 1 seed Carlos Alcaraz ...

The Daniil Medvedev connection to gaming went mainstream after an on-court celebration following his win at the 2021 U.S. Open offered a nod to the popular FIFA video game. That love of gaming ...

Daniil Medvedev used his racket to smash a camera attached to the net during a tricky opening round win at this year’s Australian Open. The world No. 5 eventually beat Thailand’s Kasidit ...

Daniil Medvedev beat compatriot Andrey Rublev to reach the US Open semifinals on Wednesday, but warned that a player might “die” in what he called “brutal” conditions at the tournament.