Outgoing Australian Open boss Craig Tiley says he has no plans to try to turn the US Open into the new 'Happy Slam' when he ...

The United States Tennis Association’s new CEO may indicate a transformation in the organization’s approach to an antitrust lawsuit challenging the sport’s global order. The USTA announced Tuesday ...

Boris Becker has given his verdict on Craig Tiley’s decision to leave the Australian Open for the USTA. Tiley has been the tournament director of the Australian Open since 2006, before also becoming ...

Craig Tiley has been announced as the new chief executive of The United States Tennis Association and is set to leave his role with Tennis Australia.

India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak has indicated that changes in the playing XI, including the possible inclusion of Sanju ...

Chelsea have been fined £325,000 and West Ham £300,000 over a "mass confrontation" between players during their Premier League game in January. The incident at Stamford Bridge started when Chelsea ...

The official confirmation of Craig Tiley's appointment as president of the USTA (United States Tennis Association) has just been announced. The South African is coming off 20 years as president of the ...

Craig Tiley has received a message of support from Rod Laver after he agreed to join the United States Tennis Association ...

Craig Tiley, Tennis Australia’s chief executive and the Australian Open tournament director, is to head up the US Open, the rival grand slam, as the new CEO of the United States Tennis ...

Craig Tiley has been appointed chief executive officer of the United States Tennis Association, marking a major leadership shift for the organization that oversees the US Open and grassroots tennis ...

Tennis Australia chief executive Craig Tiley has confirmed he’s quitting to take over US tennis after a sometimes controversial career that transformed the Australian Open.

Tiley propelled Australian Open to current heights through limitless ambition and brute force, but a stronger player pipeline would be welcome ...