Sports and Performance Psychology

Cedric Pioline believes Novak Djokovic has an uncanny ability to identify the most important moments in matches, raise his level and go for the kill.

Simona Halep didn't think about the score, her opponent or the stakes. That mindset helped her beat Serena Williams in the Wimbledon final.

Djokovic earned his 13th Grand Slam singles title — and first in more than two years — by defeating Kevin Anderson, 6-2, 6-2, 7-6 (3).

As a young girl Katy Dunne took great joy from beating older brother Conor at table tennis.

He has been called the most talented player since Roger Federer. But does he even want to win?

Britain's Johanna Konta showed the value of all her sports psychology work as she took intense pressure of a home Centre Court in her stride to beat Croatia's Donna Vekic at Wimbledon on Wednesday.

Djokovic credited the power of imagining after his Wimbledon win. Sports psychologists explain how it works.

South Africa's Kevin Anderson has credited mental conditioning for his ability to focus for long hours during his epic Wimbledon run, and lauds his psychologist for his recent surge in form.

Nick Kyrgios and Daria Gavrilova were very revealing when speaking to the press after they were beaten on day six at Wimbledon.

JOHANNA KONTA's chances of glory at Wimbledon are reliant on her mental choices.

Although Wimbledon is a move to the grass for the King of Clay, there’s one thing Rafael Nadal can bring with him from his regal kingdom: hi

The motivational phrases beloved of sportspeople might seem trite, but for players from Katie Boulter and Andy Murray to Arthur Ashe, they’re surprisingly important