The United States claimed victories on the opening day of the Wheelchair Tennis World Team Cup in Sardinia in Italy, winning in men's and quad disciplines.

Belgium's Joachim Gérard and The Netherlands' Diede De Groot wrapped up the successful defence of their respective men's and women's crowns, as action concluded today at the NEC Wheelchair Singles Masters in Orlando.

David Wagner of the United States came back from one set down to progress to his 14th NEC Wheelchair Singles Masters quad singles final. 

Britain’s Andy Lapthorne won his opening quad singles round-robin match at the US Open wheelchair tennis event by taking a straight-sets victory over home player David Wagner in New York.

Japan’s Shingo Kunieda will be hoping to extend his winning run when he competes at the Cajun Classic in Louisiana this week.

Nicolas Peifer of France has become the number one men's wheelchair tennis doubles player for the first time in his career after the year-end rankings were updated. 

Home favourite David Wagner will be looking to defend his quads title this week when the NEC Wheelchair Tennis Masters takes place for the first time at the United States Tennis Association (USTA) National Campus in Orlando, Florida.

Alfie Hewett, Aniek van Koot and David Wagner completed their preparations for the upcoming US Open in New York by claiming the men's, women's and quad singles titles respectively at the US Open USTA Wheelchair Tennis Championships in St. Louis.

Britain's Antony Cotterill and David Wagner of the United States clinched their second career title together as they won the quad doubles crown at the Swiss Open in Geneva.

The United States’ David Wagner will meet Brazil’s Ymanitu Silva in the quad singles final at the Swiss Open after the world number one and top seed moved to within one match win of clinching a 12th title in Geneva.

Britain's Gordon Reid has been confirmed as the year-end number one wheelchair men's doubles player by the International Tennis Federation (ITF).

The USA’s wheelchair tennis doubles pair of Nick Taylor and David Wagner have been named Allianz Athlete of the Month for November.

Britain's Gordon Reid will take on compatriot Alfie Hewett in a repeat of last year's Paralympic Games gold medal match for the NEC Wheelchair Masters title after both players won their semi-finals in Loughborough today.

David Wagner of the United States and Britain’s Andy Lapthore, the two top ranking players in the world, are still in contention to end the year as quad singles’ world number one and the outcome could be decided at the NEC Wheelchair Tennis Masters in Loughborough in the United Kingdom. 

Stephane Houdet claimed the second US Open wheelchair men's singles title of his career today after winning a thrilling three-set final against Great Britain's Alfie Hewett.