Raonic withdraws from Cincinnati

Raonic withdraws from Cincinnati

Milos Raonic withdrew from the ATP Cincinnati Masters on Tuesday with a left wrist injury, joining a list of high-profile absentees at the US Open tuneup.

Raonic blamed the sore wrist for his first-match loss last week in Montreal to France's Adrian Mannarino.

"My wrist injury has not healed," Raonic said. "I always play well in Cincinnati and will miss the great fans."

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Video: Raonic incinnati 2017 Interview

Video: Raonic incinnati 2017 Interview

Milos Raonic looks to redeem himself this week in Cincinnati after his early exit in Montreal.

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Video: Milos Raonic ATP Player Profile 2017

Video: Milos Raonic ATP Player Profile 2017

Milos Raonic has two primary interests away from the court. Find out what they are in his ATP Player Profile.

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Video: Raonic Montreal 2017 Interview

Video: Raonic Montreal 2017 Interview

Milos Raonic reflects on both his professional and personal memories in Montreal, where he hopes to claim his first ATP World Tour Masters 1000 title.

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Video: Milos Raonic vs Marcos Baghdatis Citi Open Washington 2017 Highlights

Video: Milos Raonic vs Marcos Baghdatis Citi Open Washington 2017 Highlights

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Video: Raonic Washington 2017 Interview

Video: Raonic Washington 2017 Interview

Milos Raonice is happy with his performance in Wasington, DC so far but says he still has much to improve on to take home this year's title.

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Raonic into Citi Open third round

Raonic into Citi Open third round

Milos Raonic beat Nicolas Mahut 7-6, 7-6 to advance to the third round at the Citi Open.

Raonic, who blasted 26 aces, will next play Marcus Baghdatis, who defeated Ryan Harrison 6-4 6-1.

Raonic is mired in an 18-month ATP title drought since capturing his most recent crown last year at Brisbane, a run of 29 events.

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Video: Milos Raonic vs Nicolas Mahut ATP Washington 2017 Highlights

Video: Milos Raonic vs Nicolas Mahut ATP Washington 2017 Highlights

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Raonic awarded DC wild card

Raonic awarded DC wild card

Milos Raonic, Grigor Dimitrov accepted wild cards to Washington, DC.

The tournament will be held July 29-August 6 at the Rock Creek Park Tennis Center.

The tournament now boasts four of its most recent men’s singles champions competing for the title as Juan Martin del Potro, defending champion Gael Monfils, and 2015 champion Kei Nishikori will return to Washington this summer.

In 2014, Raonic defeated Vasek Pospisil at the Citi Open, in the first all-Canadian ATP World Tour final.

The tournament benefits underserved and low-income kids in the D.C. community through the Washington Tennis & Education Foundation.

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Video: Federer v Raonic Wimbledon 2017 quarter-final highlights

Video: Roger Federer v Milos Raonic Wimbledon 2017 quarter-final highlights

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Video: Milos Raonic Wimbledon 2017 quarter-final press conference

Video: Milos Raonic Wimbledon 2017 quarter-final press conference

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Video: Raonic Reflects On Wimbledon 2016 Final Run Uncovered

Video: Raonic Reflects On Wimbledon 2016 Final Run Uncovered

Milos Raonic, last year's runner-up at The Championships, Wimbledon, comes under the microscope of ATP World Tour Uncovered .

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Federer outclasses Raonic to reach Wimbledon semis

Federer outclasses Raonic to reach Wimbledon semis

Roger Federer says the key to winning majors is making sure his average is as high as possible - every round.

There is nothing average about Federer, though, as he proved again on Wednesday by turning his 100th Wimbledon match into an exhibition of his magic, outclassing Milos Raonic 6-4 6-2 7-6(4) to reach the semi-finals for a record 12th time.

The Swiss maestro, 36 next month, played his best tennis of the tournament to dismantle the big-serving Canadian - avenging last year's semi-final defeat in stunning fashion.

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Video: Wimbledon 2017 Quarter Final Preview

Wimbledon 2017 Quarter Final Preview

Justin Gimelstob looks at the four Wimbledon quarter-finals, featuring Andy Murray versus Sam Querrey, Marin Cilic against Gilles Muller, Milos Raonic versus Roger Federer and Tomas Berdych against Novak Djokovic.

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Raonic ousts Alexander Zverev in Wimbledon marathon

Raonic ousts Alexander Zverev in Wimbledon marathon

Milos Raonic survived a marathon fourth round workout against rising German star Alexander Zverev on Monday, knocking out some pundits' outside bet for this year's title 4-6 7-5 4-6 7-5 6-1.

Seeded sixth and runner-up last year to Andy Murray, Raonic kept his cool on the crunch points, taking five of eight opportunities to break while the 20-year-old 10th seed converted just three of 18.

The big-serving Canadian sealed the match with his 23rd ace after close to 3-1/2 hours' play.

Raonic will face Roger Federer in Wednesday's quarter-final.

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Video: Milos Raonic Wimbledon 2017 third round press conference

Video: Milos Raonic Wimbledon 2017 third round press conference

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Video: Milos Raonic Wimbledon 2017 first round press conference

Video: Milos Raonic Wimbledon 2017 first round press conference

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Video: Milos Raonic v Jan-Lennard Struff highlights - Wimbledon 2017 first round

Video: Milos Raonic v Jan-Lennard Struff highlights - Wimbledon 2017 first round

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Milos Raonic back in Wimbledon groove

Milos Raonic back in Wimbledon groove

Milos Raonic was back in the old routine as last year's Wimbledon runner-up advanced to the second round with a 7-6, 6-2, 7-6 win against Jan-Lennard Struff.

Raonic became the first Canadian man to make a Grand Slam final with his impressive Wimbledon run 12 months ago before losing the title match to Andy Murray.

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Video: Raonic & Knowles Happy Under The Radar At Wimbledon 2017

Video: Raonic & Knowles Happy Under The Radar At Wimbledon 2017

Milos Raonic and his new coach, Mark Knowles, are happy for the Canadian to fly under the radar on his return to Wimbledon.

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