Friends, we have officially seen it all in pro tennis. Late in their third-round doubles match against Jonathan Marray and Adil Shamasdin, Marcel Granollers and Pablo Cuevas staged a sit-in at their chairs on court. Cuevas reportedly threatened to relieve himself in a tennis-ball canister if he wasn't allowed to

To watch all of the matches from the Mutua Madrid Open Virtual Pro, click here. Ferro d. Bencic:

To watch all of the matches from the Mutua Madrid Open Virtual Pro, click here. Wozniacki d. Konta, 6-0

To watch all of the matches from the Mutua Madrid Open Virtual Pro, click here. Murray d. Nadal:

To watch all of the matches from the Mutua Madrid Open Virtual Pro, click here. Murray d. Zverev, 6-1

Monday marked the first taste of live tennis since the cancellation of Indian Wells, though it was strictly virtual. Madrid launched the Mutua Madrid Open Virtual Pro on PlayStation4 with pros competing from all over the globe.

To watch all of the matches from the Mutua Madrid Open Virtual Pro, click here. Goffin d. Zverev:

To watch all of the matches from the Mutua Madrid Open Virtual Pro, click here. Bertens d. Vekic:

To watch all of the matches from the Mutua Madrid Open Virtual Pro, click here. Wozniacki d. Keys:

To watch all of the matches from the Mutua Madrid Open Virtual Pro, click here. Bertens d. Ferro, 6-2

To watch all of the matches from the Mutua Madrid Open Virtual Pro, click here. Ferrer d. Isner:

To watch all of the matches from the Mutua Madrid Open Virtual Pro, click here. Fognini d. Nishikori:

To watch all of the matches from the Mutua Madrid Open Virtual Pro, click here. Tsitsipas d. Ferrer, 6-2

The pros are taking advantage of the offseason from different places all over the world. 1 Serena Williams

To watch all of the matches from the Mutua Madrid Open Virtual Pro, click here. Cirstea d. Azarenka:

To watch all of the matches from the Mutua Madrid Open Virtual Pro, click here. Ferro d. Vekic, 7-6 (3)

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — To get an idea of just how new the whole international pro tennis thing is to Ben Shelton, the 20-year-old NCAA champion from the University of Florida about to make his Australian Open debut, consider this: He says he is using a passport for the first

Tennis fans routinely follow Grand Slam champion millionaires like Serena Williams and Roger Federer. Winning Wimbledon is the ultimate accomplishment for the best of the best, but there are countless others chasing the dream from the many less-glorified rungs below. A recent New York Times piece gives a thought-provoking view

Mardy Fish, who has not played a tennis tournament since the summer, has been trying his hand at pro golf, recently playing two events on the All-American Gateway Tour, a circuit for pros who are trying to get their PGA Tour card. The former Top 10 player began experiencing heart

INDIAN WELLS, Calif. (AP) The BNP Paribas Open will become the first tennis tournament to feature replay technology on all eight match courts in 2011. The tournament, to be played March 7-20 in Indian Wells, Calif., combines the men's and women's pro tours. Most pro tournaments feature Hawkeye replay technology