“My journey hasn’t been about noise. It’s been about building something real.”

The defending champion is keen to keep feeling the love in Beijing.

The Pole had knee surgery in July, and though "everything is going as it should" in his rehab, he's calling things early.

The German fought back from 5-2 in the third set against Iva Jovic, and will face Elena Rybakina next.

The Australian Open champion says she watches Food Network "24 hours a day."

From muscle-soothing tech to pro-level techniques, a trio of aids that can help reduce soreness, prevent injury, and play your best.

Players posed for fashion portraits before play got underway at the last combined ATP and WTA event of the year.

The Frenchwoman got a send-off at Roland Garros in 2024, but returned for a brief spell this year.

But which match did the American rank as his No. 1?

Sinner lost the top spot to Alcaraz for the first time in 65 weeks after the US Open final.

"When I planted the ankle, I was worried, because it didn't feel good at the beginning," the world No. 1 said after his 6-4, 6-2 win over Sebastian Baez.

The world No. 5 battled past Canada’s Gabriel Diallo in the first round of the ATP 500 event on Thursday.

The world No. 2 isn’t focusing too much on rankings, but the top spot could be determined at the WTA Finals for a third straight season.

Team Europe fell short on the court, but their wrist game left no competition.

The letter calls for a greater share of revenues, contributions to pension, health and maternity benefits, and a greater say via a new player council.

After getting engaged last year, the couple tied the knot just two weeks after Auger-Aliassime reached the US Open semifinals.

Injury has made 2025 a tough year for the Serbian, but he's determined to end on a high.

The world No. 2 vowed to be less “predictable” after suffering a four-set defeat to Carlos Alcaraz.

The updated lineup boasts improved comfort and stability without diminishing the frame’s explosive power and spin-driven performance.

Tiafoe lost to qualifier Marton Fucsovics in the first round of the Japan Open.

The two Wimbledon champions are supporting the efforts of the next generation.

Carlos Alcaraz is in Tokyo, Jannik Sinner is in Beijing, and Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff and most of the WTA’s Top 30 are at the China Open.

Djokovic discussed “fancying [his] chances” against Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner in shorter matches following a fourth Grand Slam semifinal defeat.

Djokovic once called the Croat, the first coach to lead three countries to Davis Cup glory, his "tennis father."

The former world No. 3 opened up about mental health struggles on social media.

A closer look at the equipment of the Canadian teenager storming up the rankings.

The 19-year-old Canadian dazzles as she speaks about big goals she has for the future.

Here are three takeaways, as the summer tennis swing turns to fall.

The American ended a heroic weekend with a deeply relatable moment courtesy of girlfriend Morgan Riddle.

Last week in Seoul, the Brazilian had breathing problems in a match and  her hands were shaking while she rested between games.

Unseeded Brit targets Vienna Open spot after picking up his third trophy of the year.

Fonseca scored a crucial victory in his Laver Cup debut but the Brazilian is still only 19 years old.

Fritz won a decisive final match against Alexander Zverev on Sunday.

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.

Just a couple of all-timers.

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.