“I probably played one of the worst matches on clay in 14 years.”—Nadal

It will be interesting to see how the world No. 1 reintegrates himself into the tour, whenever it returns.

It will be interesting to see how the world No. 1 reintegrates himself into the tour, whenever it returns.

“I probably played one of the worst matches on clay in 14 years.”—Nadal

Get caught up with the first season of the show that explores Vika's off-court interests.

How the Russian showed the uses of tactical tennis, and Dominic Thiem showed their limitations, in the championship match at the Nitto ATP Finals on Sunday.

“They said they could associate their game with us. And they would come to watch. That was really encouraging,” reflected the nine-time major doubles champion.

The first installment of "The 2/21" focuses on the Serb's sometimes-rocky, always-interesting rise into the sport's most dominant player and personality.

The International Tennis Hall of Fame, home to some of the sport's most iconic and interesting fashion, is making room for three new inductees.

First encounters between top players are always interesting, but even more so at the high-stakes year-end championships.

It would be in the interests of everyone in this dual-gender sport, including its male players, not to continue to lag behind other leagues when it comes to reacting to abuse allegations.

On Monday, the Governor stated, “New York State is ready and willing to partner with major sports teams that are interested in playing games safely, without fans.”

The three-time champion chats with Prakash Amritraj following her fourth-round win against Katie Boulter Monday.

From Alcaraz's new status to Raducanu's new approach to Fritz's new goals, the tennis legend assesses the most interesting names in the new year.

Since the Croat became part of the Swiss’s coaching team in 2015, one wonders if they’ve had many an interesting conversation about their many matches and moments.

The most interesting part of the Madrid draw is finding out where Nadal's challengers—Fabio Fognini, Nick Kyrgios, Dominic Thiem—have landed.

The Australian called on his peers to step up, stating, "Tennis players, you have to act in the interests of each other and work together... Think of the other people for once. That’s what this virus is about."

Benoit Paire (FRA) provided Holger Rune (DEN) an interesting handshake after finding a creative way to take his shirt off following his second-round defeat Thursday in Washington, D.C.

The 33-year-old Brit has had plenty of time off recently in between injuries and the tour shutdown, which has given him a chance to develop some new interests.