Japan’s Kei Nishikori has admitted he didn’t know if he would make a return to the top of the men’s game after a series of injury concerns. Still, he has taken a big leap forward in the ATP Rankings after his impressive run at the Bank of China Hong Kong Open.

France's Alexandre Muller won his first ATP Tour title by beating Kei Nishikori 2-6, 6-1, 6-3 in the final of the Hong Kong Open on Sunday.

The Japanese never gave up, and the reward came at this week's ATP 250 event in Hong Kong! Nishikori ousted four rivals for his first ATP final since January 2019! The former US Open finalist will seek his 13th ATP title against Alexandre Muller.

Injury-ravaged Japanese veteran Kei Nishikori reached his first final in six years when China's Shang Juncheng retired ill at the Hong Kong Open on Saturday. Nishikori has emerged from years of injuries,

Japan's former world No. 1 Naomi Osaka pulled out of the ASB Classic final in Auckland, New Zealand, after winning the first set agai

Alexandre Muller is the champion at the Hong Kong Open after seeing off Kei Nishkori 2-6, 6-1, 6-3 on Sunday at Victoria Park Tennis Centre. It quelled the dream run for the former World No.4.

A wildcard at the tournament, Nishikori beat third-seeded Russian Karen Khachanov, Britain's Cam Norrie and Denis Shapovalov on the way to the last four.

In the semifinals at the BANK OF CHINA HONG KONG TENNIS OPEN on Saturday, Juncheng Shang (ranked No. 50) takes on Kei Nishikori (No. 106).Shang’s last action was on September 26, 2024 at the

Japan's former world No. 4 Kei Nishikori reached the final of the Hong Kong Tennis Open after his Chinese opponent, Shang Juncheng, p

The 35-year-old Nishikori, who reached a career-high four in the world a decade ago and was a US Open finalist in 2014, was 4-3 up when Shang called it quits in their semifinal.