Mensik's magic is a sight to behold in person—and on this special feed.

Should Alexander Zverev follow Alcaraz’s win, there will be a one-set doubles match to decide whether Europe or Team World wins.

Team Europe looks to reverse a Day 3 deficit for a second straight year, starting with a doubles win over Team World.

The Americans lost both singles matches in straight sets on Sunday, with Emma Navarro first falling to Elisabetta Cocciaretto.

World went undefeated on Day 2, putting them in pole position for a third title in four years.

She's the first player born in the 2000s to hit that number.

Meanwhile, the United States tries to win the Billie Jean King Cup, and Iga Swiatek goes for the WTA 500-level title in Seoul.

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The American stormed to a 6-3, 6-2 win that increased Team World's Laver Cup lead to 7-3.

The future of the event and the game are linked, says the 20-time Grand Slam singles champion.

The Aussie helped Team World turn around a first-day deficit early on Day 2 with a comprehensive upset of Team Europe's Alexander Zverev.

Their fire-and-ice styles in the captain's chair worked well for their teams on day one.

The two each came from a set down to defeat Sonay Kartal and Katie Boulter in a 2-0 win over Great Britain.

With victories on this second day of competition each worth two points, Saturday in San Francisco figures to be pivotal.

And that's not the only all-Top 10 blockbuster on Day 2. Also today, the United States chases a spot in the Billie Jean King Cup final.

“Everything he does, he does with a great style,” praised the world No. 1.

The 19-year-old Brazilian was born 12 days before Agassi retired from tennis in 2006.

“We can probably fill stadiums,” said the Laver Cup chairman.

Mensik capped a full-circle victory in a match tiebreaker against Alex Michelsen.

The seven-time Grand Slam champion says the Spaniard is a “breath of fresh air” as Laver Cup gets underway.

Ruud used a new Yonex EZONE frame to score a fifth straight victory over Reilly Opelka for Team Europe.

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Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini won the deciding doubles to send defending champions Italy back into the final for the third year in a row.

Also, Iga Swiatek and Barbora Krejcikova clash in Seoul, and Italy and Ukraine battle for a spot in the Billie Jean King Cup final.

The former world No. 2 announced he’s expecting a daughter with fiancée Maria Galligani earlier this month.

Plus: Carlos Alcaraz rounds out opening day playing doubles for Team Europe.

With the Golden Gate Bridge as a perfect backdrop, the stars of both teams cleaned up for the camera.

The American then watched Jessica Pegula and Taylor Townsend defeat Kazakhstan's Elena Rybakina and Yulia Putintseva in a winner-take-all doubles match.

The ginger-haired German teenager is making a rapid rise through the junior ranks - thanks to the ATP Challenger Tour.

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Team Europe, past and present, teed it up after arriving in San Francisco.

The new No. 1 debuted a new twist to his head-turning buzzcut ahead of the team competition in San Francisco.

Our Tennis Channel analysts forecast the eighth edition of the international team competition.

Team Europe will battle Team World in both real life and digital form, thanks to Laver Cup Animated.

Roger Federer, together with the USTA Foundation and Mercedes-Benz, helped unveil six new tennis courts at John McLaren Park.

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

2025 US Open Champion Carlos Alcaraz headlines roster at Chase Center.

The Spaniard’s decisive win over Taylor Fritz capped Bjorn Borg’s seven-year run as captain with a trophy.

A new addition to the CX family brings precise targeting, great feel and an eye-catching cosmetic.

After rating her dining experience a “two out of 10,” the American took to Instagram to “apologize sincerely” for her comments.

Team Europe arrives stacked with Top 20 stars, as Team World leans on Taylor Fritz and Alex de Minaur.

The 19-year-old’s early-season samba ride to the top has slowed a bit. Could team competitions propel the Brazilian back?

Once again, Zverev found himself right in the middle of a victorious Team Europe performance.

One was “elegant,” the other is “electric.” Both became the face of the game in their early 20s. How we can praise Alcaraz’s unique genius, without forgetting Federer’s?

With their Grand Slam breakthrough behind them, the Americans now head to Hangzhou as the No. 2 seeds.

A blockbuster week of action on the ATP Challenger Tour brought memorable moments across Europe.

Medvedev was nearly defaulted when a tossed racquet bounced into the stands.