Mary Carillo took a walking tour in Paris to visit some of the most influential literary stops. Les Deux Magots is a famous cafe in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés area of Paris. What was once a place for the intellectual elite is now a popular tourist destination. Address: 6 Place Saint-Germain des

The ATP World Tour Finals—the season-ending championship of men's tennis—begins on Sunday, November 9 in London. Over the next four days, we'll take a closer look at the seasons put forth so far by the eight singles competitors. By the end of the 11-month tennis season, so much has happened

ISTANBUL—The ATP has announced that Turkey will host its first-ever tour event, the Istanbul Open, in 2015. The clay-court event will take place from April 27-May 3, a week before the Madrid Open. It will be held at the Koza World of Sports, billed as the largest tennis academy in

Grgior Dimitrov, who will not qualify for the ATP World Tour Finals with his defeat to Andy Murray in Paris, says he does not want to go to the season-ending event as an alternate. "If I go, it is because I deserved to be there, not hope someone gets hurt

The ATP World Tour Finals—the season-ending championship of men's tennis—begins on Sunday, November 9 in London. Over the next four days, we'll take a closer look at the seasons put forth so far by the eight singles competitors. You might think that 2014 was a disappointing year for Murray, but

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) Kim Clijsters says 2011 is probably going to be my last full season on the tour,'' a day ahead of her Australian Open singles final against China's Li Na. When asked Friday if Saturday's final could be her last appearance at Melbourne Park, she replied:Yeah, it

The margins are slim at the top of the men’s game these days. We’ve heard it many times over the last few years, but it was borne out again in the semis and the final at the ATP’s year-end championships. Yesterday I began by saying that each set between Roger

ROME, Italy—This ain’t Texas, but the United Kingdom is shaping up to be the perfect place for Coco Gauff to catch Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour, which kicked off earlier this month in Los Angeles. The WTA Tour’s resident tastemaker was fielding several music questions after her 6-1, 6-2 victory over

Every week, American players from the ATP and WTA tours excel around the world. Here are this week's the top movers and shakers.

It was 12 months ago when Chris Eubanks stepped into the winners’ circle on the ATP Tour for the first time with his flashy run at the Mallorca Championships. On Tuesday, Eubanks was tripped up by the first hurdle of his title defense. Playing just his second tour-level match on

London Order of Play Saturday at 9 AM - Novak Djokovic vs Kei Nishikori Saturday at 3 PM - Roger Federer vs Stan Wawrinka

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP)—Kim Clijsters thinks that 2011 will “probably” be her last full year on the tennis tour. When asked Friday if the Australian Open women’s final could be her last appearance at Melbourne Park, the 27-year-old Clijsters replied: “Yeah, it is.” “I know this is probably going to be

Some of the top ATP players, including Roger Federer, Alexander Zverev, Milos Raonic and Denis Shapovalov, answered the question: who is the funniest on tour? There were a few popular answers, including Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic, Nick Kyrgios and Gael Monfils. Kyrgios and Monfils are notably funny for their on-court

John Isner says he's frustrated by his semifinal defeat at the Paris Masters, which meant he will not qualify for the ATP Tour Finals or finish the season within the top 10 in the rankings. Isner defeated Juan del Potro in the quarterfinals before falling to qualifier Filip Krajinovic in

"Before everybody was traveling with puppies, now everybody is traveling with babies." Olga Govortsova, the Inside Tennis podcast guest this week, produces the quote of 2018, which has been the year of the supermom. The former world No. 35 is working her way back on the WTA Tour after giving

The stars of ATP came together to answer an important question: who is the strongest on tour? There were some formidable options like Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Ivo Karolovic, Jack Sock and Fernando Verdasco. And there were some more jokey ones like Alexander Zverev and Grigor Dimitrov. But at the end of

HALLE, Germany—Twelve months ago, Joao Fonseca was preparing for a pair of junior grass-court tournaments at Roehampton and Wimbledon. On Tuesday, the 17-year-old will make his tour-level debut on grass after an unexpected change of plans brought him to northwest Germany. Last Thursday, Fonseca received word from his coach Guilherme

It was a night unlike any before, with recently retired professional players taking the stage for Open Playbook: Being Queer and Out in Pro Tennis in Soho to discuss the LGBT experience on the ATP and WTA tours. There they were, coming out for a cause: Brian Vahaly and Casey

Fourhand is the Daily Spin's occasional roundup of various hits and misses on tour. LET'S TALK ABOUT SEX Australian sensation Nick Kyrgios, now 20, is game to discuss topics with journalists that others deem outside the lines—including sex. Asked whether he subscribes by the pre-match self-ban on sexual relations that

Rafael Nadal has admitted he could withdraw from next month's ATP Tour Finals in order to have appendix surgery. Nadal was diagnosed with appendicitis in Shanghai. The world No. 3, who is taking antibiotics to control the condition, is expected to have the surgery in the next few weeks in