Hyeon Chung is in the spotlight after making tennis history. He scored a huge win over his childhood idol, Novak Djokovic on his way to the semifinals at the Australian Open. The 21-year-old already made history by becoming the first South Korean player to make it a Grand Slam quarterfinal;

Richard Gasquet makes a winning return after being sidelined with a back/rib injury since Queen's, defeating Farrukh Dustov 6-3, 6-4.

Kiki Bertens has split with her coach Raemon Sluiter, and says that next season she will work with Elise Tamaela. "Sometimes you also have to make tough decisions which you believe it would make you better," Bertens wrote on social media.

Get hyped up everybody, Li Na is making her return to the courts. The 36-year-old will make her invitational doubles debut with Japan's Ai Sugiyama.

Seafood and tennis players continue to be a match made in heaven. Fish is a staple in the diet of many professional, including Stefanos Tsitsipas. The 20-year-old recently learned how to make sushi doughnuts at the Sydney Fish Market.

As the world turns its eye to Paris for the French Open, Tennischannel.com and Tennis.com partnered with Sinclair stations to get us in the mood for Roland Garros. Both sites will showcase a French food recipe from eight of the top French restaurants from around the country. Played on a

Sam Groth and Nicole Gibbs are giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at the world of professional tennis all year long in My Tennis Life. To read more updates from Sam and Nicole, go to TennisChannel.com.

Cannot believe how late matches are ending in Washington, D.C. this week. I know the Citi Open isn’t part of the U.S. Open Series (why, exactly, I have no idea), but these endless non-epics sure make it feel like a practice run for evenings in Arthur Ashe Stadium. Since all

Novak Djokovic was jeered by the crowd during a 6-2, 6-7(7), 6-4 loss to Olivier Rochus in his opening match at Miami, producing a sub-par performance that included 62 unforced errors. "I was just kind of waiting for him to make the shots, and it wasn't the right approach," said

It’s never too early to start making plans, right? That’s one approach the Abierto Mexicano de Tenis is taking. On Wednesday, the 500-level tournament revealed that it has commitments from four members of the ATP’s current Top 10—including Nos. 2 through 4—to make its move to new venue Arena GNP

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) Meet the female Jason Bourne. Not that she's a spy, or a fictitious character of any kind, but Johanna Konta does have a multiple identity and a few passports. The 24-year-old tennis player who was born in Australia to Hungarian parents and moved to England as a

You can hardly blame Rafael Nadal if he’s feeling like his career has turned into a Vine clip—and wishing that it was a different, earlier stage of his career being endlessly replayed. As Nadal has tried to gain traction and rebuild his once-formidable reputation, he’s come afoul of the same

BRUSSELS (AP) Kim Clijsters is recovering well from shoulder, wrist and ankle injuries and is on schedule to compete in the French Open. Her spokesman Gert Van Goolen said Friday that ``everything is on schedule regarding training and recovery'' to make the May 22 starting date at Roland Garros. Clijsters

1 In Paris, defending champions Jelena Ostapenko and Rafael Nadal helped make the draws.

The clay courts at the French Open shouldn’t be considered a Waterloo for American players. Even though an American man hasn’t won the tournament since 1999, and only two women have captured the title this millennium, the current crop of American professionals have shown at different points that they’re comfortable

Sidelined since Wimbledon because of a back injury and a blood doping scare, Paszek will make her return to the tour in Auckland, where she has been given a wildcard into qualifying. The 19-year-old reached the semifinals of the event two years ago.

Athletes need carbs, right? In Vienna, a crew of players hit the kitchen to craft up a local delicacy, pancakes. In Austria, the pancake, or palachinka, is much thinner than the thick American version, and actually even thinner than the French crepe. Grigor Dimitrov showed off the smoothest pancake-flipping skills,

Both tours are making their way through Asia: Doubles Take is here with your weekly look. WIRE-TO-WIRE DOMINANCE All season long, Elise Mertens and Demi Schuurs have been making their presence felt at every tournament they enter. The duo picked up its fourth title of the season in Wuhan behind

Roger Federer, speaking to reporters at the U.S. Open on Saturday, says he has decided to go ahead and officially make Paul Annacone a coach. "We've moved it from a test trial to integrating him into the team now, so that's going ahead," he said. Annacone will finish his commitments

When TennisWorld last focused on Lindsay Davenport, she was in a funk in Australia, and Lindsay knows how to do funk. She knows how to do surly. She knows how to do “woe is me” and “nobody understands” and “I’ll make eye contact with you when I see you in