This year's French Open could be ripe with upsets, with David Ferrer as the beneficiary. Bodo and Tignor continue their day-long clay-court chat.
The International Tennis Hall of Fame earned a prestigious and deserving honor on Wednesday, writes Richard Pagliaro.
Andy Murray has pulled out of Roland Garros due to the back injury that forced him to retire from his opening match in Rome last week.
Tomas Berdych's partnership with H&M is the latest example of an outsider entering the tennis apparel world, writes Jon Levey.
Plus: Video drills for improving your return of serve.
When a player on an adjacent court hinders your shot, it doesn't always warrant a let.
Choose from bags of all shapes, sizes, and colors to house your most valuable tennis belongings.
A redesigned look for 10 and Under tennis balls.
The hills are alive—with the sights and sounds of Sharapova.
Rafa romped over Roger in 69 minutes, and made himself the man to beat in Paris again.
Choose from bags of all shapes, sizes, and colors to house your most valuable tennis belongings.
Querrey will play French wild card Edouard Roger-Vasselin for a semifinal spot.
"[Serena] cannot be beaten by anybody but herself," says Drysdale.
Roddick joins the network as a co-host of Fox Sports Live, which will debut in August.
Tomic "will be in Paris and playing" says Tennis Australia's Todd Woodbridge.
No. 3 seed Cornet sweeps Linette 6-3, 6-4; Scheepers, Pennetta, Larsson also advance.
Seeded players Haas, Monaco and Troicki all advance.
Sousa and Pella replace Baker and Fish in French Open draw.
The Cardinal defeated No. 3 Texas A&M 4-3 for the NCAA women's tennis championship Tuesday night.
The second-seeded Cavaliers defeated top-seeded UCLA 4-3 Tuesday to win their first NCAA title.
"It's a really tough decision and I love playing in Paris, but after seeking medical advice, I am not fit to compete," Murray said.
Pavlyuchenkova—the next Davenport? Maybe if Martina Hingis can work some magic.
Talking to Jimmy Connors about his new autobiography, The Outsider.
