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By TW Contributing Editor Andrew Burton The rain in Toronto has been a talking point this summer. It's played a bit part in this tournament, and it made an early appearance in the first SF match of the day. The two men played one point, then had to stop. When

Steve, Just watched big, bad Berdych finish off Haas 8-6, in the fifth set. His reward? King Roger in the fourth round. By the way, Federer is in the stands right now watching countryman Stanislas Wawrinka play Mario Ancic, wearing his posh blazer. Nice gesture. I’m just waiting for that

by Bobby Chintapalli, Contributing Writer It’s Day 4 in Istanbul, where the stands are full, the temps are pleasant, two qualifiers are out of the event (Caroline Wozniacki was eliminated, Maria Sharapova withdrew) and two others are in the semifinals (Petra Kvitova and Victoria Azarenka). Today’s action will determine the

You have to hand it to Novak Djokovic; he’s been mounting the proverbial steps leading up to the gallows with his chest puffed up and his chin thrust forward. Tomorrow in Beijing, Rafael Nadal can take over the world No. 1 world ranking, a standing he will have almost zero

Last year, Eugenie Bouchard surprised both the tennis world and the rapidly growing pickleball community by joining the Carvana PPA Tour, following Jack Sock and Sam Querrey in a wave of star signings who made the switch between court sports. But the Canadian has never left her “first true love”

You never know who will surprise you. You never know who will revert to his former self. You never know when a routine day at a Grand Slam will turn into anything but. Those were the lessons that we learned, not for the first or second or third time, as

The latest episode of acclaimed Netflix docuseries "Untold" tells Mardy Fish’s story of mental health and anxiety like never before in the aptly named “Breaking Point.” “Mental health doesn’t care what your name is or what you do for a living,” Fish told me before the US Open. “Everyone is

Good afternoon everyone – the on and off-court festivities have concluded for the day here in Stowe, so let’s dig a bit deeper into what occurred on the first day of the United States/Russia Fed Cup semifinal. As a journalist, it’s nice to see your assertions and hypotheses backed up

WATCH: A doubles team is DQ'd at Roland Garros for inadvertently striking a ball girl with a ball

Are we back to days when the women’s draws at the majors were all about Serena Williams? That depends on which of her 2014s you want to believe. If we go by her Grand Slam season, the Open is just that, wide open; Serena hasn’t made it to the second

**Pic MIAMI—A tennis match is a strange cross between a stark and often bitter confrontation between individuals, and the kind of dance that gave rise to the expression, “It takes two to tango.” You can't have a great match unless both players are in sync and playing off—as well as

This week we’re debuting a new feature, First Ball In, that will run every Monday to Friday, and which I’ll be writing most of the time. During the European clay season, the post will appear each afternoon at 4:00 P.M. Eastern time; when the tours are in the States, it

The annual Army-Navy football game may be the grandest military athletic contest in terms of history, but that doesn’t mean the others are any less compelling, charged or inspiring. Which leads me to this weekend’s College MatchDay, at the USTA National Campus in Lake Nona, Fla. On one side of

WIMBLEDON, England—As far as early story lines at Wimbledon go, the men can’t hold a candle to the women. While Maria and Serena have given the hungry press a public war of words to gnaw on, the talk on the guys’ side is all about...the draw. Hey, even Roger Federer

On Wednesday, Jennifer Brady will face Jessica Pegula in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open. Read our preview of that match here—as well as the following profile, from the January/February 2021 issue of Tennis Magazine. “I’m one of the worst storytellers, and that’s a known fact,” Brady says. As if

Like every recreational player, I have a flawed game. Extremely flawed. Shoulder turn and hip rotation? I have some, but not nearly enough. I’m tall (6-foot-2) and I have a decent arm (lots of backyard baseball as a kid) but my serve doesn’t have as much pop as it should—at

WIMBLEDON, England—Court 3 was less than half full as Sloane Stephens and Petra Cetkovska began their warm-up on Friday afternoon. A large crowd had gathered for the previous match, in which Roger Federer’s conqueror, Sergiy Stakhovsky, had predictably fallen to earth. But those fans had since scattered, and it was

Today we debut The Rally, a new feature that will hopefully continue every other Wednesday. It's a pretty simple concept: Freelance tennis writer and former Tennis.com editor Kamakshi Tandon and I will bat around a tennis topic of the moment. This week: you know who. Kamakshi, Christophe Rochus hasn’t gone

Rog by Pete Bodo It's funny, but the day after we at Tennis magazine committed to covering the upcoming USA vs. Switzerland Davis Cup tie in Birmingham, Ala., I wandered into Steve Tignor's office and said, "You know, this is going to be great - if Roger doesn't pull out."