Carlos Alcaraz vs. Jack Draper 🖥️ Stream live on TennisChannel.com, not before 9 a.m. ET, here “I’m just ready,” Alcaraz says of facing the man who ended his two-year title streak in Indian Wells in March. “Just want to take revenge.” “Is going to be an interesting match to watch

In one of the most recent ATP Tennis TV's YouTube videos they gathered the world's top players to ask them who could be a weightlifter. The video of course evoked the most interesting responses from Daniil Medvedev, Matteo Berrettini and the list goes on. Medvedev went first in picking and

Normally when people are asked to share "interesting" facts about themselves, the facts end up being super boring, like, "I was born in Montana." But Sloane Stephens, when tasked with sharing some facts with the WTA, came with absolute mindblowers, ranging in oddness from weird to spooky. Here's a side

Well, it’s been an interesting few weeks, and we got rolling pretty good on some big themes and issues. But it’s time for me to head for Great Falls, Montana, on a one-week vacation (sort of). I’m attending a Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership summit and then heading to the Milk

James Blake is looking to get involved in tennis again, possibly at the coaching level. The former Top 10 player retired in 2013 and has a 3-year-old son, Riley, and a 1-year-old daughter, Emma. But the American has kept up his interest in tennis, putting himself up for USTA Player

Normally, tennis players are spotlighted by Forbes because of their buckets of cash. However, Simona Halep was interviewed by the business magazine to discuss tennis (of course), her new coach, her goals of winning a Grand Slam, and other interesting topics. Forbes caught up with the 25-year-old Romanian, who finished

To no surprise, Nick Kyrgios has found himself in a whirlwind of fresh controversy for his most recent Tweet. Qantas Airlines recently announced over Twitter that they will resume flights from Sydney to Los Angeles and London starting November 1 and the Aussie shared an interesting response to the news.

The Davis Cup teams announced for the final has not been without some twists. The Belgians most interesting move was selecting Ruben Bemelmans for singles play over Steve Darcis. Darcis, ranked No. 84, has had a sore forearm, but is ranked ahead of world No. 108-ranked Bemelmans. Neither player was

Karolina Pliskova still has a lot of untapped potential, her new coach, David Kotyza, believes. Kotyza, who was the longtime coach of Petra Kvitova, began working with Pliskova in the offseason. The job was tempting because the 24-year-old Czech is "an interesting person and I feel she can really be

Mornin', all. I think Rosia might be MIA today, so here's a Your Call thread to get you going today after our interesting discussions of yesterday. Which reminds me, I know Barack Obama is a big basketball fan, but that skinny dude might have made a very good tennis player.

He hasn't played a sanctioned match since spontaneously inserting himself into Bosnia's Davis Cup lineup in 2015—a retired team captain can do that—but Amer Delic will soon return to competition. Not at the tour level, mind you. No, that's firmly in the rear-view mirror for him, but rather for the

Every ATP and WTA pro crafts a narrative in the public eye, and his life in sport is more — or less — interesting than those of his peers. With his triumph at Wimbledon last Sunday, Novak Djokovic nudged Rafael Nadal out of the way to stake ownership of the

Fedrinka_small By Jackie, TW Social Director Howdy, TWibe! Last week, I wrote about my brief foray into voiceover work and asked if anyone was interested in hearing my voiceover demo. A few of you responded, so I've made my demo available online; there are two separate clips, one for commercials

"It was interesting trying to think about what to do after I got inside of [the Top] 100; that was always my goal to get inside of 100. It took six years to do that for me. It was like what do I do now? Do I just move the

News, gossip and other items of interest from the world of tennis: Scud Was a DudAmanda finally speaks! What’s that? Amanda who? You know, Amanda Salinas, the woman who stole Mark Philippoussis’ heart on "Age of Love," the reality TV show that introduced “cougar” to our pop culture vernacular.

Two days after declaring "I am not Paris Hilton," Nikolay Davydenko is suddenly finding himself a center of attention at the Australian Open. "It's interesting. We're not talking about tennis. We're talking about my life," he said after his second-round win. "It's my first experience like this in the press."

Before each day of play at the Australian Open, we'll preview and predict three must-see matches. For full coverage of the season's first Slam, go to our tournament page. In the age of 32 seeds, it’s not often that a match involving a world No. 1 sparks much interest. After

OK, the sad fact is the British can’t produce a tennis player worth a lick (I may not be able to say that much longer, with the young Scotsman Andrew Murray making such strong progress that even John McEnroe is interested in working with him). But the Brits sure produce

Hi folks. I think it's about time had a new Off-Off-Topic post. But before we get into that, I have a few interesting announcements: First, professor Daniele Paserman has written me to say that he enjoyed seeing the The Miserable Art post, and especially enjoyed reading the Comments. He would

We’re in for a bit of a treat in the 2025 Australian Open semifinals, as two-time defending champion Aryna Sabalenka will face her good friend Paula Badosa. These two have been very vocal about the admiration they have for one another, so the dynamic will be interesting when they take