The Australian Open’s standoff with fitness-tracking giant WHOOP is flaring up again. Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner, and ...

The Australian Open is facing a nightmare scenario, with fitness tracking company WHOOP shipping a range of underwear to help conceal their devices to several of the biggest tennis stars.

The Australian Open has curiously banned WHOOP trackers, and the company has responded by asking athletes to wear it in their ...

Health and activity tracker Whoop is causing a stir at the Australian Open tennis tournament, after several players were told ...

While Whoop devices have been permitted on the WTA and ATP Tours, Grand Slam tournaments currently have no provision allowing their use during matches.

Tennis greats have questioned why Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka were asked to remove his fitness watch at the Australian Open, as the company behind the fitness device slammed the move.

The players complied, but the conversation about the pedometer-esque wearables did not stop there. Ahmed amplified the debate ...

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Carlos Alcaraz has been informed that he is not permitted to wear the fitness device he has been sporting on his wrist during ...

Jannik Sinner was caught wearing a banned wrist device moments before the start of his Australian Open fourth-round match ...

Carlos Alcaraz was on Sunday asked to remove his Whoop fitness band during his Australian Open match against Tommy Paul.

Before the start of the match between the Spaniard and American Tommy Paul, the chair umpire, Marija Cicak, told him to ...