When Grand Slam title No. 21 belonged to him, when the Australian Open final was over after 5 hours, 24 minutes of twists and turns and he somehow completed a comeback from two sets down, Rafael Nadal dropped his racket to the court, covered his face with his taped-up fingers,

HIGHLIGHTS: Roger Federer d. Alexander Zverev in the Hopman Cup final

Throughout the year, there were upsets that shocked fans and players alike, matches that made the world go "Wait...who won?!" Let's take a look back at the Top 10 biggest upsets of 2019. 2 Tournament: Monte Carlo Masters Rankings: No. 14 vs. No. 1 Seeds: No. 10 vs. No. 1

Just as the women’s final did, the men’s final at the US Open will offer up a contrast in ages and styles. At times, it can seem as if the first-pumping, topspin-ripping Spaniard and the gangly, unorthodox Russian are playing different sports. The only time they have stepped onto the

The men are nearing two finish lines as they start this week. First, they’ll play the final Masters 1000 of 2024, at the Accor Arena in Bercy, starting Monday. The only significant ATP event left after that is the year-end championship in Turin. There are four spots still open for

We all love a tennis stat, so here’s one for the style watchers: For the first time since 2018, all of the Top 8 players at the Nitto ATP Finals suited up for the iconic group photo. The fashionable move makes sense, as about half of the player field is

With almost every top player playing somewhere in the first week of the 2020 tennis season, there was a lot of movement on both the ATP and WTA rankings this week—from Top 20, Top 50 and Top 100 debuts to securing a crucial ranking just in time for the seeds

During a tournament filled with unprecedented weather and surreal scenes, the stop-start action at Roland Garros has sometimes felt like it took a back seat in the early rounds. But amid Rafael Nadal's first-round farewell and Tsitsidosa's romantic reunion, the fashion has always center stage in Paris. This year's clay-court

At this point in Rafael Nadal’s career, he is most eager for one particular spectator to get to watch him play: His 1-year-old son. As the start of Roland Garros approaches on Sunday, no one knows with any certainty how much longer the clay-court tournament’s 14-time champion will try to

It's a different year for tennis fashion in Flushing. Style stalwarts such as Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal did not make the trek, nor did six of the top 10 WTA stars. They all had their reasons—knee-surgery rehab (Fed), COVID-19 considerations (quite a few), and prep for the delayed-from-May clay-court

The past week’s events in Montreal and Toronto haven’t been among the season’s most fortunate. They started two days after the Olympics ended, which meant that several big-name players, including Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek, were absent, and the tournament schedule was cut from seven days to six.