WATCH—Match point from Djokovic's win over Anderson in Wimbledon final:

WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Here are some of the men to watch at Wimbledon, which begins at the All England Club on Monday: CARLOS ALCARAZSeeded: 1 Career-Best Ranking: 1 Country: Spain

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Here are some of the men to watch at the Australian Open, which is scheduled to start at Melbourne Park on Sunday morning (Saturday night ET): NOVAK DJOKOVIC - Seeding: 1 - Career-Best Ranking: 1 - Country: Serbia - Age: 36 - Career Titles: 98 - Grand Slam Titles: 24

Looking for a taste of Miami during the second half of the Sunshine Double? Renowned chef Daniel Boulud has served up three exclusive recipes to Baseline inspired by the Magic City to help your cause. The mega-chef opened the Mediterranean-inspired Boulud Sud Miami inside the JW Marriott Marquis back in

“It’s all about confidence.” If you’ve listened to a tennis player speak for more than a minute in your life, you’ve probably heard a variant of that sentence. Confidence is the Holy Grail and the ever-elusive X factor in this individual sport. It’s also the great democratic leveler. Even the

Editor's Note: While this year's BNP Paribas Open will not be held, we still want to pay homage to one of the most important events on the tennis calendar. This story showcases the desert jewel Indian Wells has become—one of the many reasons why we miss it so much. We

The first edition of the Ultimate Tennis Showdown (UTS) concluded with, well, a pretty good showdown. The final, between Matteo Berrettini and Stefanos Tsitsipas, ended in a sudden-death tiebreaker; in UTS, that means the first player to win two straight points wins the match. Berrettini saved a championship point with

WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND—The pressure was on the tabloids here Thursday. The name of Andy Murray’s opponent the previous day, Blaz Rola, was what we call low-hanging fruit in the headline-writing trade. The question was, could anyone come up with an original pun based on it? The Daily Mail played it safe:

MELBOURNE—Amnesia and memory. A pair of contradictory attributes, vying for cooperation within the minds of Simona Halep and Caroline Wozniacki, the two women who today advanced to this year’s Australian Open final. Or better yet, is the struggle between forgetting and remembering less about holding these two together, and more

NEW YORK—The endings are what we recall, most of all the moments of triumph, elation, even redemption. But on this Tuesday evening, three first round US Open matches were simply a beginning. As six players sought to take small steps forward, they likely recalled the twists of fate that had

NEW YORK—Will you get up at any hour of the night to watch your favorite player’s matches? That’s nice, but I’m sure you have some company around the world. Does your “RF” tattoo prove your Fed-fandom beyond reproach? That’s deep, and I’m sure Roger appreciates your passion from afar. But

Surprise was the theme of the week in tennis. Shock, even. In Rotterdam, 32-year-old Gael Monfils fended off a strong field to win his first title in 13 months. In Doha, Elise Mertens beat Kiki Bertens, Angelique Kerber and Simona Halep to take home the biggest tournament victory of her

The Rally continues today with my discussion of tennis and the mind with Alexandra Guhde, Psyd., a clinical psychologist in Oakland and San Francisco who also writes the tennis blog Extreme Western Grip. You can see Part 1 of our talk here.

There aren’t going to be many days in the tennis calendar when 13 players ranked in the Top 10 are in action on one set of courts. This is what dual-gender-event tennis is all about, and if there was a downside, it was one of overabundance. Several quality matches in

Did you know that squash is a trendy sport these days? No? You obviously haven’t been reading the Styles section of the New York Times. Either that, or you’re not a member of the city’s competitive-parent set, who have recently discovered that squash could be just the résumé-booster that their

I knew there was something I was missing by not being at the World Tour Finals in London. Was it the matches? I could still watch them from home, from a better seat, on my TV. Was it the city? It looks cold and damp there right now, and it

NEW YORK (AP) — The Latest on the U.S. Open tennis tournament (all times local): ___ 12:35 a.m. Novak Djokovic will take his Grand Slam bid into the U.S. Open semifinals. Djokovic beat Matteo Berrettini 5-7, 6-2, 6-2, 6-3, moving two victories from becoming the first man to win all

We talked to five recreational players from the United States and Canada about how it felt to be back on court after the early coronavirus shutdowns eased this summer; how the sport has changed for them; and what they appreciate about it now that they may never have appreciated about