The Iga has landed. After a well-earned break in the sun with family and friends, Wimbledon champion Iga Swiatek has touched down in Montreal for her first tournament since lifting her sixth Grand Slam trophy. The 24-year-old is returning to action at the National Bank Open presented by Rogers, ready

INDIAN WELLS, Calif.—The pilot prepared us for heavy turbulence on our descent into Palm Springs. He didn’t say, however, that some of the plane’s overhead compartments would actually open up. Not that he could have known, of course. No luggage came loose, and all passengers arrived without a scratch—but after

In the end, Amanda Anisimova didn’t have to think, and that was probably a good thing. With her opponent, Aryna Sabalenka, serving at 4-5 in the third set, Anisimova lined up to try to close out the match, and make the Wimbledon final, for the fourth time. She had squandered

Go ahead, Nole fan. Pick up that trading card packed safely in its slim and durable transparent case. Note that it is from 2007, the year of your idol’s breakthrough, and that it depicts Djokovic lunging for a backhand—what would soon be celebrated as his trademark aggression. Note, too, that

When we first got a glimpse at the Wimbledon draw, it looked like Aryna Sabalenka was going to be in some trouble early. Many thought the Belarusian was heading towards a third-round meeting with Marketa Vondrousova, who beat her in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4, in the semifinals in Berlin a

After a barrage of upsets in the opening two days, Wimbledon calmed down considerably on Wednesday. That’s partly because, with the draws moving onto the second round, there were half as many singles matches played. And it’s partly because, with 23 seeds falling in the first round, there are far

I’m envious of the fans that will be in attendance for a second-round meeting between Cameron Norrie and Frances Tiafoe at Wimbledon. These are two very talented players with big personalities, and they should put on a show at the All England Club. Tiafoe is understandably the betting favorite coming

Excitement has been building since the USTA revealed the initial 16 teams that signed up for the revamped US Open mixed doubles event earlier this month. The entry list produced a few surprising duos to say the least, including the one that landed on top of the combined entry rankings.

It's time, once again, for TENNIS.com's editors and writers to give their predictions for Wimbledon. This go around, we asked a handful of familiar faces on your Tennis Channel screens to join in. Without further ado, the group's selections for the final four fields, the champions, what to look out

Meeting with press for Wimbledon media day, world No. 1 Jannik Sinner confirmed reports that his team has undergone a major shakeup heading into The Championships. The three-time major winner has parted ways with trainer Marco Panichi and physiotherapist Ulises Badio. The move was made following his Terra Wortmann Open

Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova is on a one-woman mission to make tennis sexy again. After spending her decades-long career wearing kits by sportswear giants like Adidas and Lacoste, the 33-year-old from Moscow is branching out. Since the start of the season, she’s been competing in fully original designs she created herself. From

After Jiri Lehecka secured the decisive break point in his bitterly contested semifinal win over Jack Draper last week at Queen’s Club, Draper angrily whacked his racquet on a courtside LED advertising screen, disabling a portion of it. This was an uncharacteristic but telling outburst by the 23-year old British

In 2023, Marketa Vondrousova stunned the tennis world by becoming the first unseeded woman ever to win Wimbledon, and—at No. 42—the lowest-ranked woman to do it, since WTA rankings began in 1975. Today, almost two years later, lightning has struck again. The Czech, currently at No. 164 after missing most

Whether it’s sports, tennis—anything in life—I think autistic people are very good at getting in routines and sticking with them. Jenson Brooksby Jenson Brooksby knew tennis was for him at a very young age. He started playing around 4, toting a racquet around the house, wearing headbands and wristbands like

You watch the Grand Slams from the first round through the finals. You’re a master when it comes to trivia about the ATP and WTA 1000s. You’re fired up about 500s, and there’s one particular 250 tournament that’s a can’t miss for reasons only you can explain. You’re a professional

Carlos Alcaraz lit up Roland Garros this year, playing lights-out tennis en route to capturing the fifth Grand Slam title of his career—and capping it by fighting off triple match point to defeat reigning world No. 1 Jannik Sinner in an epic final, 4-6, 6-7 (4), 6-4, 7-6 (3), 7-6

STUTTGART, Germany—They were the talk of the town in Paris: Tommy Paul, Coco Gauff, Frances Tiafoe, Madison Keys, Ben Shelton, Hailey Baptiste and many other American stars shone at Roland Garros. Currently, 13 men and 18 women from the United States are in the Top 100 of the world rankings.

PARIS, France — Alexander Bublik was in tears after securing the biggest win of his career on Monday afternoon at Roland Garros. The world No. 62 stunned Jack Draper, the No. 5 seed, after rallying from a set down, 5-7, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 to secure his biggest win-by-ranking in a

PARIS (AP) — Coco Gauff might have earned her fifth consecutive trip to the Roland quarterfinals with a straight-set victory Monday, but she still is catching flak because she forgot to bring her racquets to a match earlier in the tournament. The No. 2-seeded Gauff, who won the 2023 US

Stream every match from Roland Garros on the Tennis Channel app, each day after 11 p.m. ET. 3 to Stream, our daily wrap of the action in Paris, highlights you three matches you'll want to read about—and then replay. The second Grand Slam event of the year is moving from