• Picby Pete Bodo* He's getting to be like the guy who's still dancing with a lampshade on his head and crying, "Whoo-hooo!" while everyone else is played out and leaving the party. Or like the ex-boyfriend who just won't go away—and just may end up marrying the fickle beauty

Andrea Petkovic and Feliciano Lopez enjoyed a day of exploration in Acapulco by way of a helicopter ride to an incredible cliff diving location called La Quebrada. Petkovic and Lopez met the risk-taking divers, who toss themselves head-first into the Pacific ocean every day.

103731887 by Pete Bodo New York—It was a gorgeous day under post-hurricane blue skies, filled with brilliant white clouds sailing through the ether like so many shanked backhands in a Federer vs. Nadal match, a beautiful day for a massacre. And I knew of at least one player who's cut

Ion Tiriac had been dreaming of this moment for months. Finally, vindication was at hand, and all of the haters and whiners and traditionalist nitwits could stuff it. A left-handed Spanish star was on his knees, kissing the beautiful, slippery blue clay inside his Caja Magica. Then Tiriac stuck his

“These kind of mistakes can happen,” Rafael Nadal said after his 3-6, 6-3, 7-6 (4), 6-2 loss to Novak Djokovic at Roland Garros on Friday. “But if you want to win, you can’t make these mistakes.” Nadal made an uncharacteristically high number of mistakes—55—in a match that, otherwise, was played

WATCH: Grab the tissues: Roger Federer speaks to Jim Courier and addresses the fans after his final professional match at Laver Cup

Andre Agassi knows a thing or two about rivalries, and the unique ways top players can bring out the best in each other. He’s thrilled to see the same pattern playing out between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, who are set to meet in a dream final at the Internazionali

Pic by Pete Bodo NEW YORK—It was a bright, beautiful morning; dazzling white clouds sailed through an azure sky, and the polyester strings in Donald Young's racket glittering like reflections of afternoon sunlight on the sea. A glorious day for tennis, especially after the two we've just endured. But you

Season 2 of My Tennis Life follows Jared Donaldson and Lucie Safarova to give an inside look at what happens when the pros walk off the court as they traverse the globe in search of valuable ATP and WTA points.

The thing about clichés is, they are true for a reason. So when Rafael Nadal nicked his noggin against a camera en route to the new Court Philippe Chatrier, the obligatory reaction was, That'll be his biggest problem of the day.

Naomi Osaka is fresh off her US Open victory and the now three-time Grand Slam champion is treating herself to a nice relaxing vacation after a tremendous couple of weeks in New York. The 22-year-old won't be traveling to Paris to compete at Roland Garros this week due to nagging

LONDON—The beauty of watching Rafael Nadal play the game of tennis in his inimitable way is simply this: he approaches each match at every tournament he plays with the same single-minded pursuit of perfection and a fundamental respect for all his opponents, regardless of their ranking status, no matter how

Sam Groth and Nicole Gibbs are giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at the world of professional tennis all year long in My Tennis Life. To read more updates from Sam and Nicole, go to tennischannel.com.

Just when you think Venus Williams has done it all, she does even more. The seven-time major champion recently launched a collection of vegan and cruelty-free lip balms under her activewear brand EleVen.