The world No. 1 has been off the court since the Australian Open and faces a stacked field in Tennis Paradise.

We could see a rematch of the Australian Open final in the semis in Indian Wells, while No. 2 seed Jannik Sinner gets a projected quarterfinal vs. American hotshot Ben Shelton.

The world No. 1 will play her first tournament since the Australian Open in a stacked top quarter that also features rising Canadian star Victoria Mboko.

Team Tiger's plus-one made his debut ahead of the BNP Paribas Open.

Despite some logistical challenges, there is significant long-term potential for growth.

The four-time Grand Slam champion is just the sixth woman to spend that many weeks at No. 1 this century.

Analysts Brad Gilbert, Jimmy Arias and Paul Annacone weigh in on tennis' biggest question ahead of Indian Wells.

On their California-immigrant origins, and rapid rises on tour, ahead of a big homecoming.

The American, who lost in the first round of her adopted home tournament in each of the last two years, completed a goal she's wanted since 2023.

The Italian is projected to rise from No. 20 to a new career-high of No. 15 when the new rankings come out.

She will face hometown favorite Peyton Stearns in the singles final after advancing in both draws at the ATX Open.

The former world No. 2 is back after an 18-month break and proving formidable in both singles and doubles after a solid Middle East Swing.

A strong group of American men will take on Tennis Paradise; can Shelton capture a second Masters title to kick off the Sunshine Swing?

The Russian lifted the trophy just hours before the U.A.E. shut its airspace, casting a surreal tone over championship Saturday.

The American will take on Italy's Flavio Cobolli in the final of the ATP 500 event on Saturday night.

For the first time in 26 years, Nadal was on skis ... with his family in tow.

The American, who reached No. 1 in doubles last year, is now breaking new ground in singles.

The former world No. 26 shared her wedding photos and an ultrasound video on social media.

The former world No. 1 says the ATP calendar isn’t the problem—the rankings system is forcing players to chase points nonstop.

On February's digital cover of Hypebeast magazine, the former world No. 1 gets pensive about "love-hate relationship" with the game.

Next week’s BNP Paribas Open will send the season into a higher gear.

After years of persistence, uncanny self-belief and support from the Black community on tour, the 33-year-old has arrived.

The Tennis Channel team forecasts their top picks for the upcoming BNP Paribas Open. Next up: which marquee player will use the Sunshine Swing as a launchpad for future success?

Plus: Props to Pegula, a deep dive into data, and Alison Riske joins the pod.

The milestones came six-and-a-half years apart for the Serbian.

Chris Eubanks, Jim Courier, Lindsay Davenport, Sam Querrey and more will cover the first to last ball from March 4-15.

From Alcaraz trying to keep his perfect start to 2026 going to Sabalenka going for her first BNP Paribas Open title and much more, there's a lot on the line.

The Tennis Channel team forecasts their top picks for the upcoming BNP Paribas Open. First up: which marquee player will make the most noise in Tennis Paradise?

The former world No. 3 discussed the future of the men’s game after competing in Dubai for the final time.

Stream live matches and full replays on the Tennis Channel App.

The Bulgarian, who is also working with Xavier Malisse, looks to turn a corner at Indian Wells following an opening loss in Acapulco.

Anisimova/Rublev is among the new pairings, with Navarro/Shelton returning for the third year running at the Tie Break Tens event.

Tiley served as Tennis Australia’s CEO for 13 years, and will be tasked with “guiding American Tennis into its next era of growth and innovation.”

“I’ve always loved talking tennis almost as much as playing it," says the 29-year-old.

This isn’t just a Middle East problem, or a February problem, or even a WTA problem. It’s a tennis problem.

The former world No. 1 became the latest to speak out about the challenge of travel and ever-changing routines after a first-round win at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.

The Columbia University senior and ATP Tour rookie brings us into his busy world.