What do you do after two terms as USTA president? Sky dive! Katrina Adams just wrapped her USTA presidency and jumped out of a plane as part of the second annual Fly Girls Women’s Summit.

Serena Williams, whose feet were badly cut by broken glass at a restaurant in Germany right after she won her last Grand Slam title, at Wimbledon in 2010, and who suffered a life-threatening pulmonary embolism seven months later, says she's extremely pleased to be back in the Wimbledon final. Serena,

Sloane Stephens is finding her rehab from foot surgery "slow," but says she is enjoying her commentary appearances for the Tennis Channel while off the tour. Stephens has not played since the Olympics last summer, and had her foot in a walking boot following the surgery. The 24-year-old is the

In what appeared a sparingly attended exhibition in Miami, a gleefully retired Andy Roddick actually defeated world No. 3 Andy Murray, the Olympic and U.S. Open champion, by a 6-2, 6-3 score. The match, part of the Miami Tennis Cup event at Crandon Park on Key Biscayne, took place where

"Say yes! If you can’t do it they’ll tap you on the shoulder and get you gone, but just say yes. Experience it and work hard and be curious and do your thing, say yes."

If Novak Djokovic spends three sets doing what he always does, and Gael Monfils spends three sets doing what he always does, what do you get? You get what transpired between them in their second-round match in Toronto on Wednesday. The Serb and the Frenchman gave their fans much of

Three points from a wild comeback victory, Emma Navarro pulled off the shot of the day to help the United States take a 2-0 lead over Belgium in the Billie Jean King Qualifier match in Orlando. Leading 5-3 in the third set against 19-year-old Hanne Vanderwinkel, Navarro ran to cover

Just a quick note to everyone who is currently scanning the Aussie Open draws that my breakdown of the men's is up on the TENNIS.com home page. Check it out and feel free to comment about it here. I'll be back with the women's picks later today.

I was asked by a few comment posters to do an item on Venus and Serena this week, and I had very mixed feelings about it. This was chiefly because nobody seems to know very much about what they’re thinking or doing, and they aren’t talking – apparently, not to

Championship Chat: Will Elena Rybakina, Indian Wells winner, do the double in Miami?

INTERVIEW: Just before the US Open, Petra Kvitova went deep in Cincy

Despite some initial blowback from players about the changes made to the Davis Cup format, the prestigious team competition is now underway for the 2019 season. Yet, many are still confused by the new rules. The qualifiers are happening this weekend, with 24 teams competing for 12 spots in the

Stanislas Wawrinka's win against Rafael Nadal in the Australian Open final has given the rest of the tour more confidence in their matches against the top players, says Milos Raonic. "I think everybody sort of in that Top 10 range, also a little bit outside trying to break through, took

Roger Federer says he is trying to serve-and-volley more on grass again, but will have to see what amount will work on the surface these days. Federer said he occasionally employed serve-and-volley while winning the title in Halle a week ago. ''But here the surface is slower again. I have

Nearly one half of tennis players will experience tennis elbow symptoms at some point in their careers. According to Nirschl Orthopedic and Sports Medicine, tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) is an overuse injury caused by repetitive motion in certain sports and/or work activities. It is a painful condition involving the tendons

Caroline Wozniacki weighs in on the grunting debate and says that offenders have an unfair advantage by distracting foes when they emit loud noises. "I think there are some players who do it on purpose," Wozniacki told reporters. "They don't do it in practice and then they come into the

“Pressure is a privilege,” Bille Jean King says. It’s also an inescapable fact of every tennis player’s life. With the recent advent of the Universal Tennis Rating (UTR), that pressure has only been ratcheted up for rec players. Now that we have a specific number attached to our names, we

"If someone calls you and is like, 'Hey, do you want to be in Vogue, yes or no?' What are you going to do, say no? And tennis brought me that opportunity, so it’s like, of course, I'm a tennis player first and foremost, but it opened other doors." Eugenie

The WTA tour is descending on Toronto this week for the National Bank Open, but there's more than just women's tennis to enjoy in the most populous city in Canada. When a city offers experiences so Canadian-ly unique, it’s more than just a job to report them: It’s simply the

Yes, you read that headline correctly. Backstage at the Australian Open, top ATP players including Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, Milos Raonic, Vasek Pospisil, Rajeev Ram, and Raven Klaasen took part in a couple quirky little challenges with games made up by the organizers. Roll tape: