Novak Djokovic kept a lot of streaks going with his 6-4, 6-4 victory over Cam Norrie at the Davis Cup Finals on Thursday—he’s now won his last 21 matches and his last 24 sets in a row in singles play at the international team event. But there’s another streak he’s

Daniil Medvedev needs more time to recover from spending a record 24 hours and 17 minutes on court at the season’s first major. The world No. 3 has pulled out from next week’s ATP 500 event in Rotterdam, with fatigue cited as one of the reasons why he won’t attempt

While not as well-known for her collection of ink as Marketa Vondrousova might be, for example, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova has accumulated quite the collection of body art over the years. And in a new, candid social media video, the Russian is revealing where it all came from. Some of the "crazy

Andy Murray and his wife Kim celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary on Friday, and in recognition of the milestone, the Dunblane hotel that the couple has owned for nearly a decade is honoring them in a unique, special (and delicious!) way. Two meals on the hotel's new menu, per a

Call it Taco Tennis. In the latest social-media challenge, tennis players—a lot of them—are teaming up with, of all partners, the Old El Paso Mexican-food brand. It seems to have started with Elina Svitolina and Gael Monfils showing off how they can handle a taco, or taco bowl, while performing

A first-time women's champion is guaranteed at the Miami Open with Sloane Stephens taking on Jelena Ostapenko on Saturday. Stephens has proven to be basically unstoppable on American soil since winning the US Open last year. Though she's struggled to maintain that impeccable form, her positive attitude and hard work

Karolina Pliskova acknowledges she's under pressure to perform at the US Open, being No. 1 and having reached the final in 2016. The Czech has gone three sets in both of the previous two rounds. "I think I'm playing in quite big waves this tournament so far. So I think

STUTTGART, Germany (AP) — Karolina Pliskova ended CoCo Vandeweghe's brilliant week with a 7-6 (2), 6-4 win in the Stuttgart Open final on Sunday. The sixth-seeded Czech held her nerve at key times to win her first title of the season and her 10th overall in just under two hours.

Julia Goerges, who has won back-to-back titles at the Elite Trophy in Zhuhai and then at Moscow, says she has improved both her game and her attitude to have the best season of her career. “It’s a completely new Julia, I would say. Because I'm much more mature, and I

The U.S. Open will have 25-second serve clocks on all of its courts during main draw matches this year to enforce time limits between points. The Grand Slam tournament, which begins in New York on Aug. 27, will also have a strict 7-minute period from when players enter a court

Taylor Fritz has officially gone nuclear in the desert. Struggling to find his best form prior to the tournament, Fritz has obliterated his last three opponents—Jannik Sinner, Matteo Berrettini and Brandon Nakashima—without dropping a set. In fact, Fritz has yet to lose more than four games in a single set.

Co-hosts Nina Pantic and Irina Falconi give their take on what has stood out the most from a busy fortnight in Paris. There have been underhand serves and a surge in drop shots, shocking upsets and late-night marathons, and an unprecedented flurry of Cinderella runs.

In the spirit of Halloween and all things spooky, Tennis Channel decided to celebrate by indulging a group of ATP players in a game of Would You Rather. This wasn't a typical edition, for the questions were hair-raising, spine-chilling and frightening. OK, maybe it wasn't all that scary, though some

Even while taking a step back from competing on the WTA Tour, Naomi Osaka is racking up the accomplishments this summer. Her most recent is a digital cover for Vogue Hong Kong’s Olympic “Women in Sports” special, along with an exclusive interview about her challenges, achievements and motivations. On the

Alexander Zverev and Dominic Thiem will be skipping this week's event in Rome, but many other top names will be in action. World No. 1 Novak Djokovic along with the King of Clay Rafael Nadal spent Monday on the practice courts, preparing to begin their respective campaigns. These are the

Sure, there's Charles Barkley, perhaps pro sports' huckster in chief. Then Wayne Gretzky, and the Brothers Manning—Peyton and Eli Manning. And then: Chris Evert and Andy Roddick. Though 14 years apart, in 1989 and 2003, respectively, the two now-retired tennis stars have hosted NBC's Saturday Night Live and more than

It has been four years since Wawrinka and Del Potro faced off; that's enough time for each of their careers to have taken a drastic turn. The Argentine leads their head-to-head 3-2, but the last time they met, in 2012, he also lead in major-titles won, one to nothing. Now

Each day during Wimbledon, we'll preview three must-see matches—and give our predictions. On paper, this one looks routine. In four matches with Bellucci, Nadal has yet to drop a set. But three of those were on clay; the one that wasn’t came at Wimbledon in 2012, and while Rafa won

Ashleigh Barty (WTA No. 2, UTR No. 1) vs. Venus Williams (WTA No. 55, UTR No. 35) The transition from clay to grass is undoubtedly the toughest in tennis, but Barty is making it look all too easy. The French Open champion has been cruising through the Birmingham draw, but

Monica Puig will be returning to tour with a repaired elbow and refreshed approach to the game. The 26-year-old from Puerto Rico had elbow surgery during the offseason but has yet to play, delaying her return by withdrawing from this week's challenger at Indian Wells. Speaking to La Nacion, she