DiegoForRolandGarros? In the aftermath of announcing this weekend that he'll retire from tennis early next year, Diego Schwartzman is hoping to ensure that he'll play the main draw of Roland Garros one last time.

On Sunday, the former world No. 8 announced that his professional tennis career will end next

Your resident Spin keeper actually got his start writing about the sport by trotting out a few posts for the fantastic fashion-meets-sweat blog Tennis Served Fresh. See: "Strokin': When Tennis Met Music." Before that, I did time at StereoSubversion.com, and so this intersection between the two, these aural and athletic

Scour through the top 25 of the WTA rankings and there’s definitely something missing: a player with a single-handed backhand. Justine Henin, who rode that particular stroke to seven Grand Slam singles titles, recently discussed its diminishing presence in the women’s game. In an interview with Sky Sports, Henin, who

WATCH: Rafael Nadal gives speech after defeating Novak Djokovic to pick up his 10th Rome title.

WATCH: Rublev heaped praise on Dimitrov after reaching the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters semifinals on Friday.

Former Top 10 player Patty Schnyder is expecting her first child. ''I'm pregnant,'' she wrote on Facebook. Schnyder, 35, retired from tennis three years ago and in 2013 divorced her husband and former coach Rainer Hoffmann. She did not identify the father. ''And there is even a real daddy, who

Wimbledon is leaning into its roots for its official poster for the 2025 tournament. The grass-court Grand Slam revealed the design during the first week of the Miami Open, commemorating 100 days to the start of the 138th edition of the Championships. Created by British graphic designer Sarah Madden, the

On Tuesday (Monday night in New York), Rod Laver pressed the button that lit up Manhattan's World Trade Center with the colors of the Australian flag. Laver is an Australian tennis legend, having won a total of 11 Grand Slam titles—with three of those coming in Melbourne. There was nobody

WATCH: Swiatek won a sixth straight match to reach the fourth round at the Mutua Madrid Open.

Patty Schnyder announced that she has given her birth to a daughter, KimAyla. The 35-year-old Swiss retired in 2011 after getting to No. 7 and reaching the Australian Open semifinals in 2004, as well as quarterfinals of Roland Garros and the U.S. Open. The left-handed Schnyder won 11 career titles

If you have been on Instagram within the last couple of days, chances are you noticed women posting black and white selfies. It's for a social media challenge that aims to both empower and celebrate women of all different backgrounds, shapes and ethnicities. Everyone from Khloe Kardashian to tennis' very

By Heidi Kim, TW Contributing Writer

Jannik Sinner may not be known for being overly emotional on the tennis court but the world No. 1 showed off a spicy side during his post-match interview with none other than John McEnroe at the 2025 Australian Open. Following Sinner’s four-set victory over Australian Tristan Schoolkate, McEnroe—himself known for

Tennis is ALIVE! France has always been proud of its rich connection to the sport, and that was on full display Friday evening at the Opening Ceremony of the Paris Olympics. After the parade of nations wrapped, which included Coco Gauff, Elina Svitolina, Nicolas Jarry and Danka Kovinic serving as

On the heels of her unceremonious Wimbledon ouster, Ana Ivanovic took to Venice with her boyfriend of two years, Bastian Schweinsteiger. Ivanovic and the 31-year-old Manchester United soccer player were rumored to be planning to wed around this time of the year.

The blonde ladies in red shined at the star-studded event. (Twitter) On Monday night in New York City, Maria Sharapova and Caroline Wozniacki stepped out at the Met Gala in almost matching red dresses. Sharapova was continuing her streak of living life to the fullest by attending the event. (It's

Martina Navratilova will turn 60 this October, and ahead of that, the BBC has honored her via a new documentary film called Just Call Me Martina.

NBC serves up a nifty if surprising quintet of the best men's tennis points from the London Olympics. It's a highly debatable countdown, but good points abound. See them here, remarkably including three rallies that involve Andy Roddick, a second-round loser. The Spin's favorite things about this three-and-a-half-minute clip: Juan

Leave it to Vogue to do that muckraking reporting to dig up Serena Williams' six best "game day" manicures. In Rio, the world No. 1 is rocking patriot paint on her 22-time Grand Slam winning fingers. She's set to face Frenchwoman Alize Cornet in the second round. Playing with sister

About Advantage Omar: Actor and celebrity, Omar Miller joins the Tennis Channel family, exposing the active tennis audience, to a wide range of cultured experiences unique to major Grand Slam cities around the world, in a brand new travel series called Advantage Omar. Advantage Omar invites viewers to step off