There are tons of ?tness classes at your gym. Which ones are the best for your tennis game? It’s 8:45 A.M. and Debbie Sutton is working up a sweat in Spencer Gee’s Monday “SpencerGize” class at Two Worlds Dance & Fitness in Greenvale, N.Y. Sutton, 47, credits the workout—a mix

KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) — John Isner punctuated his unexpected run to the Miami Open title with a surprising display of agility, dancing across the court while basking in a breakthrough. The 6-foot-10 Isner looked twice as tall skipping about with a grin brighter than the Florida sunshine. He had

It turns out that the Delray Beach Open is the only ATP spot with professional dancers, appropriately dubbed the Volley Girls. So, naturally, the ATP sought out its players to see how they would handle being a Volley Boy for a day. Some coyly avoided the challenge of showing off

A throwback to an 8-year-old Coco Gauff at the US Open is once again going viral. In the aftermath of her first Grand Slam victory in New York last summer, a clip of Gauff dancing in Arthur Ashe Stadium to Carly Rae Jepsen's hit song "Call Me Maybe" during the

Don't wake her up when September ends! Serena Williams letting loose at Green Day's Los Angeles show over the weekend is the best thing you'll see today. In the clip, shared to X, formerly Twitter, over the weekend, Williams, clad in an on-trend all-black outfit, was captured dancing with other

WATCH: Raducanu rebounded from a second-round exit at Wimbledon to advance at the Citi Open.

Andrea Petkovic’s father Zoran tells the Sydney Morning Herald that his daughter has changed her post match victory "Petko Dance" after complaints from players and American media. The 24-year-old is now celebrating by imitating a slam dunk action inspired by German soccer player Bastian Schweinsteiger. "[People] didn't tell me to

Have your tissues on standby, for Rafael Nadal’s last dance is now rapidly approaching. On Thursday, the 22-time major winner emerged in Malaga. Nadal announced in October that he would suit up for his nation one final time at the Davis Cup Finals before stepping into retirement. Read More: Flash

NEW YORK—Charging across the service line, Roger Federer knifed a backhand volley into the corner, danced to cut off the angle, then spiked a high volley with such authoritative snap that the ball hopped the back wall, eluded a leaping man, and rattled around the sixth row. An explosive Federer

*90753739 by Pete Bodo At the beginning, he resembled a plodding, hunch-shouldered, heavy-footed gentle giant, as long as a black Crayola crayon, consistently flummoxed by an opponent who strikes like a cobra from anywhere on the court and moves as if he were dancing with a ball named Ginger Rogers.

NEW YORK—Andrea Petkovic busted out a new variation of the robot dance to celebrate her 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 win over China's Jie Zheng, but there was nothing mechanical about her performance. The No. 10 seed won the wildly fluctuating second-round match by doing what she needs to in order to

Tiebreak points are so precious that players have danced around moral margins to protect them, but Jo-Wilfried Tsonga showed sportsmanship in overruling a call against himself in a breaker today. Unfortunately for Ryan Harrison, the fourth seed's philanthropic bent did not extend to his service games. Tsonga was downright stingy

'Morning. Pete is still on vacation. Meanwhile, this is today's post for the Tribe's discussions, debates, deliberations, unfreakingbelievably dire predictions, cutting-edge analyses, wild guesses, celebratory dances, group wakes, serious pontifications and statistically fine-tuned prognostications concerning the tennis matches being played. The Order of play for the men's Masters Series tournament

I can only recollect it in my imagination now, but there it remains a favorite sign of spring to me. In the old main stadium at the Italian Open, the black-haired girls who worked as ushers—by American standards, I use that word extremely loosely—liked to dance together to the music

​Maria Sharapova and Grigor Dimitrov's tennis won out this weekend, as the sport's power couple took home a pair of titles. It's her first in a year's time and 30th in a lustrous career, his third in the past 12 months and overall. Off the court, the biggest news of

FLASHBACK: Strycova played some of her best tennis in front of a home crowd.

Pacing slowly in the shade offered by the back wall, Gisela Dulko looked like a woman desperately seeking shelter from Maria Sharapova's scalding shots that danced near the lines. Fans offered a sympathetic cheer when Dulko finally got on the board after an eight-game free-fall, but Sharapova was in no

Tiebreak points are so precious that players have danced around moral margins to protect them, but Jo-Wilfried Tsonga showed sportsmanship in overruling a call against himself in a breaker today. Unfortunately for Ryan Harrison, the fourth seed's philanthropic bent did not extend to his service games. Tsonga was downright stingy

Fans waving bed sheets with hand-painted images of Rafael Nadal danced up and down in the aisles, exhorting the second-ranked Spaniard as the second-set tiebreaker began in Beijing. It was appropriate imagery. Nadal appeared to be everywhere in shrinking the space available to Philipp Kohlschreiber to complete a hard-fought, 6-4,

Serbia's Novak Djokovic and Ana Ivanovic are into the Hopman Cup final against Team Spain, Fernando Verdasco and Anabel Medina Garrigues, and not without their standard hijinks. Or the Djoker's, anyway. The WTA invites all comers to caption this particularly hilarious and awkward photo of the Serbs here. To up