After a trio of breakthrough seasons, they're all into the second round of the Australian Open.

Carlos Alcaraz’s only true competitor recognizes the danger in complacency.

Five reasons for the discipline’s heightened visibility and popularity.

The highs and lows of a three-week tennis extravaganza in Flushing Meadows.

“I learned I loved tennis way more than I thought I did,” said the 27-year-old, “and that I actually really love challenges.”

The Canadian was 1-7 against the Russian. Didn't matter in the slightest on Monday.

She is diligent, tough, resilient, frank, empathetic and fair. All of that has been in evidence at this US Open.

The young American is going where no great player has gone before.

For both champions, it’s no longer about the Ws—they just love to play.

The former US Open junior champion has endured tremendous loss, on and off the court. But she isn't going anywhere.

It’s almost as if the US Open is the embodiment of something grander for Tiafoe, his version of that proverbial shining city on the hill.