Gustavo Fernández's pursuit of a calendar year grand slam at the US Open wheelchair event came to an end after he was beaten in the semi-final by French veteran Stéphane Houdet.

Gustavo Fernández remains on course to complete a calendar year grand slam at the US Open wheelchair event, having reached the semi-finals with victory over Stefan Olsson of Sweden.

Argentina's Gustavo Fernández and Dylan Alcott of Australia will aim to make history by completing the calendar year grand slam at the US Open wheelchair event in New York.

Australia’s Dylan Alcott stormed to victory in the first quad wheelchair singles final at Wimbledon, thrashing Britain’s Andy Lapthorne 6-0, 6-2.

Doubles partners Dylan Alcott and Andy Lapthorne progressed to the singles final as quad wheelchair tennis made its competitive debut at Wimbledon today.

Australia’s Dylan Alcott, The Netherlands' Diede de Groot and Argentina’s Gustavo Fernández will continue their individual quests to become the first player to win a calendar year Grand Slam of wheelchair tennis singles titles this week at Wimbledon, where quad singles and doubles events are included on the competition schedule for the first time.

The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) have unveiled their five-strong shortlist for January's Allianz Athlete of the Month Award.

Home favourite Dylan Alcott secured his fourth consecutive wheelchair quad singles Australian Open title as he beat arch-rival David Wagner of the United States in Melbourne.

Dylan Alcott recovered from a second set wobble to defeat David Wagner today and win the quad singles title at the Japan Open in Iizuka.

France's Stephane Houdet eased into the second round of the men's singles event on day two of the Japan Open, part of the UNIQLO Wheelchair Tennis Tour.

Melbourne native Dylan Alcott claimed a third successive Australian Open quad singles title today after a straightforward victory over Britain's Andy Lapthorne.

Britain’s Gordon Reid will begin the defence of his men’s wheelchair singles Australian Open title on Wednesday (January 25), with the world number one set to take on Belgium’s Joachim Gerard at Melbourne Park.

The Netherlands’ Jiske Griffioen secured the defence of her women’s singles title at the Sydney Wheelchair Tennis Open today as France’s Nicolas Peifer and Australia’s Dylan Alcott also retained their respective men’s singles and quad singles crowns.

Paralympic gold medallist Dylan Alcott is set to compete on home soil at this week’s Sydney Wheelchair Tennis Open as he hones his preparations for the upcoming Australian Open.

Rio 2016 medallists Diede de Groot of The Netherlands and Australian Heath Davidson are set to make their Grand Slam debuts later this month at the Australian Open Wheelchair Tennis Event.