The ATP is constantly pushing its players to challenge themselves, both on and off the court. Fun videos often have players getting pranked, playing guessing games or answering tricky questions, but the latest game, called Face Merge, seems to be the best idea ever.

According to GQ, the coolest new thing in tennis is Japanese sensation Naomi Osaka, and it's hard to argue against that.

Well before Naomi Osaka was a multiple-time Grand Slam champion, she was often known as the tennis player with an intense video-game hobby. "On practice days, Osaka is on the court for four hours," Kevin Nguyen reported for GQ. "Then she goes home and plays four, sometimes five hours of

April 13 is Mamba Day, the time Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant—a.k.a. the Black Mamba—will lace up his shoes for a professional basketball game. His fellow Nike athletes star in a memorable sendoff video:

Daniil Medvedev cruised past Marcos Giron at the Australian Open on Monday, sending a clear message to the field after dropping just three games in a 6-0, 6-1, 6-2 rout. But his post-match message on the camera lens was a bit less clear, with fans and commentators struggling to make

WASHINGTON, D.C.— Naomi Osaka is fearlessly passionate about her biggest off-court hobby. The 20-year-old is an avid gamer, and not only does she play video games in her spare time, but she also recently attended a professional gaming event, the Overwatch Grand Finals. "It was really fun," she said. "It's

Fresh off winning her first WTA singles title in Linz, Coco Gauff is stepping up her social media game by unveiling four exclusive, behind-the-scenes videos for fans to enjoy on IGTV over the next two weeks. The debut video, filmed in Instagram’sBig Shoes Mini Room, saw the 15-year-old sensation respond

Think you have what it takes to become world No. 1? Thanks to Matchpoint – Tennis Championships, a brand-new tennis simulator published by Kalypso Media and developed by Torus Games, you can begin the journey to reaching the top of your favorite sport, The authentic gaming experience features “unprecedented player

The beloved TopSpin franchise is officially back after more than 10 years—and its triumphant return to the sports video game landscape makes it the perfect subject for Tennis.com’s first Game Review. Set for an April 26 release, TopSpin 2K25 features current and former stars like Roger Federer, Serena Williams, Iga

TENNIS.com editors Peter Bodo, Tom Perrotta, and Andrew Friedman joined Sports Illustrated's Jon Wertheim for a series of discussions about the game today. We'll be posting more videos in the coming weeks; you can view our entire archive on our YouTube channel.

TENNIS.com editors Peter Bodo, Tom Perrotta, and Andrew Friedman joined Sports Illustrated's Jon Wertheim for a series of discussions about the game today. We'll be posting more videos in the coming weeks; you can view our entire archive on our YouTube channel.

TENNIS.com editors Peter Bodo, Tom Perrotta, and Andrew Friedman joined Sports Illustrated's Jon Wertheim for a series of discussions about the game today. We'll be posting more videos in the coming weeks; you can view our entire archive on our YouTube channel.

Two talented hardcourters return to action for the first time since the Australian Open today: one indoors, and the other outside. In Rotterdam, Aussie Open champion Jannik Sinner faces Botic van de Zandschulp, the same player he faced in his opener Down Under. That's perhaps good karma, but some ways

As 2020 writes its final page, one can only hope that the next chapter takes an encouraging turn. Several players have started to spread Happy New Year cheer on social media. And then there was Serena Williams, whose entertaining video and strong caption game serve as a reminder to find

In a hangout session any ATP fan would want to sit in on, Nick Kyrgios, John Isner, Kyle Edmund and Grigor Dimitrov played a game of tennis-themed Cards Against Humanity, and it resulted in an amazing video. In it, Dimitrov served as the judge for the Apples to Apples-style game.

The Madrid Open may be only having virtual video game hangouts rather than a full-fledged tournament, but with the tour temporarily suspended that is as close to the real thing as fans are going to get. Still, now is the perfect time to get ready for when the tournament returns.

Video games, cute dog photos and at-home fitness routines topped Wednesday's best photos. But some players spiced it up and shared cover photos and new advertising promos on their social. These are the Top 5 photos for Wednesday. 1 Bethanie Mattek-Sands

FLASHBACK: Kyrgios has missed all three Grand Slams this year with injury, and was forced to withdraw from Roland Garros due to an injury sustained in a robbery.

At the start of the 2023 Australian Open, Lacoste unveiled Daniil Medvedev’s personal logo. The design incorporated the 2021 US Open champion’s love for gaming by integrating his initials along with signature double “i” in his first name to create an old-school video game controller. “The logo for this collection

The slowed-down summer on the tennis tour has given players the chance to partake in some activities they normally wouldn't have much time for. And one player who really seems to be enjoying himself is Noah Rubin. For his #NoahOnTheStreet series of videos, the American played a game of Behind