NEW YORK—Tennis and timepieces: a mixed doubles match made in heaven. What more can a luxury watch manufacturer ask for? Signing a tennis star as a global ambassador means exposure on an international tour that stops at the world’s wealthiest cities, from New York City to Dubai to Shanghai, and

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Certified fashion icon Serena Williams is known for her head-turning style, but on Tuesday she let her accessories do the talking at an event for Vanity Fair and Swiss watch manufacturer Audemars Piguet. Last week, the 23-time Grand Slam champion’s name was etched to the pages of fashion history books

Tennis, anyone? A few weeks after an adorable clip of “tennis Snoopy” went viral for his on-court meltdown, the beloved Peanuts character is back on court featuring in a limited-edition Timex watch design. Timex and Peanuts have been teaming up since the 1970s to create classic watch designs inspired by

Andy Murray, who skipped Roland Garros due to a nagging lower back injury, says that he is feeling much better and found it hard to watch the tournament from home. "I think it can be easy to take things for granted sometimes," Murray told reporters at Queen's Club. "You know,

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Men to watch at the French Open, where play begins Sunday: NOVAK DJOKOVIC Ranked: 1 Age: 28 (Turns 29 on Sunday) Country: Serbia 2016 Match Record: 37-3 2016 Singles Titles: 5 Career Singles Titles: 64 Major Titles: 11 - Australian Open ('08, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16), Wimbledon ('11, 14,

Women to watch at the French Open, where play begins Sunday: SERENA WILLIAMS Ranked: 1 Age: 34 Country: United States 2015 Match Record: 18-3 2015 Singles Titles: 1 Career Singles Titles: 70 Major Titles: 21 - French Open ('02, 13, 15), Wimbledon ('02, 03, 09, 10, 12, 15), U.S. Open

NEW YORK (AP) -- Andy Murray's five-set victory over Novak Djokovic in the U.S. Open final was watched by more than 16 million on TV, an increase from last year's 11.8 million and the highest total since 2007. CBS Sports says 16.2 million viewers caught all or part of Murray's

Andrey Rublev left fans playing a game of ‘spot the differences’ at the Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open trophy ceremony, after the champion donned a luxury watch that appeared to change color during the post-final photo shoot on Sunday. The Russian kicked off the season by lifting the

PARIS (AP) — Serena Williams was back on the Grand Slam scene Wednesday, only she was snacking on a piece of fruit while sitting in a shaded part of the stands at the French Open, watching her older sister win in straight sets instead of playing a match herself. About

Women to watch at the French Open, where play begins Sunday: SERENA WILLIAMS Ranked: 1 Age: 33 Country: United States 2015 Match Record: 25-1 2015 Singles Titles: 2 Career Singles Titles: 66 Major Titles: 19 - French Open ('02, 13), Wimbledon ('02, 03, 09, 10, 12), U.S. Open ('99, 02,

LONDON—Sam Querrey followed up his stunning upset of Novak Djokovic by defeating Nicolas Mahut in the fourth round of Wimbledon, but not before allowing himself to enjoy his triumph. "I'm not going to lie—After the Novak match, I watched every highlight I could over and over," he said with a

Men to watch at the French Open, where play begins Sunday: NOVAK DJOKOVIC Ranked: 1 Age: 27 (Turns 28 on Friday) Country: Serbia 2015 Match Record: 35-2 2015 Singles Titles: 5 Career Singles Titles: 53 Major Titles: 8 - Australian Open ('08, 11, 12, 13, 15), Wimbledon ('11, `14), U.S.

Bernard Tomic's father and coach, John, has been allowed to watch his son play from the stands in Sydney even though the ATP tour has banned him from coaching at tournaments. John Tomic was banned from receiving accreditation to ATP events last May for assaulting Bernard's hitting partner, Thomas Drouet,

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) The quarterfinalists on the bottom half of both men's and women's singles draws play at the Australian Open on Tuesday, with plenty of familiar faces and rivalries and minus a few stars. Here are some things to watch on Rod Laver Arena: PARISIAN MEMORIES (No. 2 Maria

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) The opening day of the Australian Open should provide quick answers to injury questions which developed over the past few weeks with two of the biggest stars in the women's game. Will six-time winner and defending champion Serena Williams be affected by inflammation in her left knee

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The highly-anticipated Roland Garros first-round match netween 14-time tournament champion Rafael Nadal and No. 4 seed Alexander Zverev brought the star power in the stands, too. Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic and Iga Swiatek were among the thousands who crammed into the seats on Court Philippe-Chatrier on Monday in Paris to

WATCH: With Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe watching on, Andy Murray won an all-British first round at Wimbledon.