PARIS—Tommy Paul became the third American junior to win the French Open since 1968, joining Bjorn Fratangelo (2011) and John McEnroe (1977). Paul defeated fellow American Taylor Fritz in the final and believes that Americans are improving on clay. The last U.S. man to win Roland Garros was Andre Agassi

Talk to any tennis fan in one of the fifty states and it won't be long until you hear a common refrain: "Boy it sure would be great if there were more events in the U.S." Despite the sport's well-deserved recognition as a global game, American fans selfishly want to

Move over, boys—the WTA has something to say. After ATP stars like Alex de Minaur, Andrey Rublev and Jannik Sinner tapped into the viral "of course" trend in Rotterdam, the biggest names on the WTA one-upped them with a hilarious effort from the Middle East. Victoria Azarenka, Coco Gauff, Zheng

Basel tournament director Roger Brennwald discusses his event's relationship with Roger Federer, and says the two sides have yet to reach an agreement on his appearance fee for the October tournament. Former Basel ball boy Federer has played his hometown tournament 13 times and won it five times, but his

Fourhand is the Daily Spin's occasional roundup of various hits and misses on tour. DJOKE'S ON YOU Forget a mic drop—tennis trickster performer Stefan Bojic causes birthday boy Novak Djokovic (age 28) to flat-out drop his racquet upon witnessing a series of slick moves done with ball and racquet (and

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This year marks the 10th anniversary of Tommy Paul’s triumph over Taylor Fritz in the final of the Roland Garros boy’s final, a win that some took as a national coming-of-age event. Perhaps the American men, long averse to clay, would soon be as proficient on the dirt as so

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Andy Murray says he never thought about boycotting the 2013 Australian Open. Before the tournament announced that it would raise prize money by roughly $4 million to a record $31.1 million, some players had suggested the possibility of doing so. “I think the Australian Open has stepped up really well,”

Although the Indian Wells finals take place on Sunday, a six-year-old boy has already walked away the winner. Meet Super Amadeo, one of tennis’ youngest super fans. His real name is Amadeo Mendez-Robles and he has gotten pictures and autographs with more pros than most people will probably ever see

Christian Girl Autumn is almost upon us, and you know what that means: time to light some candles! 🕯️ Lucky for tennis fans that Donna Vekic has the girls and boys covered in a new ad for her line of luxury DNNA candles, and three reasons why they work in

The 4th of July is usually a time for backyard barbecues and trips to the beach. But Live! with Regis and Kelly host Regis Philbin had other plans for his holiday weekend. Philbin has attended the U.S. Open for 27 consecutive years, but this year he decided he wanted to

Tennis Australia has barred three players from the Australian Open wildcard playoffs because of poor behavior, reports the Herald Sun. Brydan Klein, the 2007 Australian Open boys' singles champion, 2006 runner-up Nick Lindahl and Dayne Kelly have been told they cannot contest the December 17-19 playoff. "This action has been

Another pro tennis player has joined the mommy club. French Open champion Anastasia Myskina gave birth to her first child, a boy, on Monday evening in a Moscow hospital. The baby weighed in at a healthy 3.6 kg (7 lbs 15 oz) with a length of 54 cm (21 ¼

In 1997, Filip Dewulf became the first Belgian to reach a Grand Slam semifinal when he advanced to that stage at the French Open. A year later, Oliver Rochus of Belgium teamed up with Roger Federer to win the Wimbledon boys’ doubles title. Rochus, recently retired, had a solid career—as

If you think Marion Bartoli is putting on an act with her bouncing, shuffling and other eccentricities before she receives serve, watch her the next time she receives a ball from a ball boy: She does pretty much the same thing. Bartoli has gotten to where she's at with her

Former junior Grand Slam champion Oliver Anderson was found guilty of match fixing by an Australian court, receiving a two-year good-behavior order and a fine of AU$500. Anderson, who won the 2016 Boys’ Singles title at the Australian Open, was found by a judge in Victoria, Australia, to have deliberately

For the most part, the typical high school experience and elite-level tennis players don’t mix well. While high school tennis is a great experience, you won’t find many seeded players at the Boys and Girls 18 & Under National Championships who also anchor their high-school tennis lineups. There are exceptions,

“I was really getting pissed to see who's in the top 100. There are some guys who—I don't know who they are. Some guys, I'm sorry, with respect—they can't play tennis. I don't know how they got into the top 100.”—Ernests Gulbis, to the Sun-Sentinel’s Harvey Fialkov. Oh boy, where

WIMBLEDON, England(AP) Wimbledon officials played down swine flu fears Monday after four ball boys and girls were asked to remain home because of flu symptoms. The All England Club urged all visitors and personnel to stay away from the tournament if they develop any symptoms. The club stressed, however, there