In one of the most historic and beautiful cities in the U.S., the stars of the Volvo Car Open are soaking in the flavors and sights of Charleston ahead of the green clay action. Daria Gavrilova and Daria Kasatkina got a lesson in pasta-making with a local Charleston chef.

Losing isn't all that bad, especially during the new normal at Roland Garros. Released from the bubble, players have taken in the sights in Paris and are showing their freedom off. Ahead of the tournament everyone posted a selfie with the Eiffel Tower from within the hotel, but now they

Ashleigh Barty's French Open win has taken her up to No. 2 in the rankings, and she's setting her sights on No. 1 next. "Obviously, that’s the next point, the next goal," she told press following her victory. The 23-year-old Aussie is less than 150 ranking points behind Naomi Osaka

INDIAN WELLS, CALIF.—It’s a tradition here to wander the grounds over the course of the first weekend at the BNP Paribas Open, taking in whatever sights and sounds that present themselves. The starkness of the surrounding landscape makes the site itself—known with surprising appropriateness as the Indian Wells Tennis Garden—seem

Two of the biggest names in tennis were a sight for sore eyes on Monday in Saudi Arabia as they started their on-site preparations for the season-ending WTA Finals: Iga Swiatek and Elena Rybakina. Both Grand Slam champions haven't played since the US Open, but got fans online buzzing when

The second edition of the Ultimate Tennis Showdown—aptly named UTS2—kicks off this weekend at the Mouratoglou Academy in Nice, France. Eight ATP competitors will be in action, with their sights set on getting through to the final four. Two notable names are playing UTS for the first time. As part

She's a cover girl, honey! Serena Williams has been named one of two Global Women of the Year this year by Glamour magazine along with actress Pamela Anderson. "The GOAT may be done with tennis, but she has her sights set on a new kind of international domination," writes the

IlAt 9:00 A.M., before keyboards start clicking and gossip starts twisting up and down the rows of desks, two sounds can be heard outside an empty Indian Wells press room. First, you hear birds singing, likely asking each other when all of these humans—players, coaches, ushers, writers—are going to leave

We’ve left the island of Oz far behind. We’ve flown over the murky, misty, sometimes brackish waters of February. Now, at last, we’ve sighted the land otherwise known as the 2010 tennis season. It’s hard land, made of desert, steel, and asphalt, and the palm trees have to fight to

Diana Shnaider is finally getting a break. After capturing her fourth title of 2024 in Hong Kong, the fast-rising 20-year-old took time to relax and enjoy some of the sights to officially kick off the start of her offseason. Shnaider, who dropped just one set en route to winning the

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — A Ukrainian player refusing to shake the hand of a Russian or Belarusian at the net has become a common sight on the tennis tours over the past two years. For those Ukrainian players competing at the Australian Open in Melbourne, it’s a gesture that has

Hong Kong is one of the many beautiful stops on the tennis calendar and the women this week are taking advantage. Though Naomi Osaka would withdraw from the International tournament, she made an appearance.

Tennis players have been a frequent sight on magazine covers this past month. Here's a snapshot.

Karolina Pliskova and Ashleigh Barty took to the sights in Doha, riding the tram and playing a little tennis on a brand new court.

The stars have already begun aligning Down Under in advance of the 2023 season kicking off. Players, of course, have been busy hitting, getting used to the conditions and adjusting to a significant change in time zones. Hubert Hurkacz, Belinda Bencic and Matteo Berrettini are among the standouts spotted training

Small Car Big City offers tours to London visitors who want to experience the big city from a little car. Anyone can explore the sights from inside a classic Mini Cooper.

The United States entered Day 2 of its Billie Jean King Cup qualifying tie against Ukraine holding a 2-0 lead, and without having dropped a set. Victory seemed imminent in this best-of-five contest. But the unpredictability of team tennis competition showed itself once again in Asheville, N.C., as the Americans

Rafael Nadal, who has criticized the ATP for allowing next week’s Madrid Masters tournament to color its clay blue, practiced on the surface on Friday and then launched into further criticism. Nadal says visibility is an issue, and suggests that the second of three Masters Series clay events should not

Throughout this week, Tennis Channel will be in Cuba to document an unprecedented transformation of the country's National Tennis Center. From Havana, we'll receive dispatches from the producers, videographers and reporters that are helping tell one of the sport's best stories.

After days of Novak Djokovic sightings in Adelaide, photos have surfaced of Venus Williams enjoying some time on her own private balcony. Over in Melbourne, some players are splitting time between their hotel room and the practice courts, while others are firmly still in lockdown. These are the Top 5