All lines from DraftKings Sportsbook and are of course subject to change. As expected, the WTA’s recent resumption has yielded some interesting and unpredictable results. Last week in Palermo, five of the eight seeded players failed to advance past the second round. Predicting match results is difficult enough, but without

Maria Sharapova has an interesting story to tell, there's no doubt about that. While her book is set to publish in September, iTunes just released a 55-minute documentary on the Russian titled "The Point." To kick things off, Sharapova sits down to tell her side of the meldonium doping scandal,

On April 3, as the coronavirus pandemic was just beginning to disrupt the social habits of Americans from coast to coast, the United States Tennis Association said in a statement that "it is in the best interest of society to take a collective pause from playing the sport we love."

Maria Sharapova, who will compete at the Bank of the West Classic in Stanford, Calif., this week, says that her suspension was difficult, but it increased her desire to play. Sharapova failed a drug test in January 2016 and was suspended for a year-and-a-half. The five-time Grand Slam champion returned

At the OEC Taipei WTA Challenger in Taiwan, sisters Chan Hao-Ching and Chan Yung-Jan got everyone around their practice court to take part in a greatly successful Mannequin Challenge. You'll see everyone from ball kids to umpires and tournament referees join the cause. The sisters would reach the semifinals of

PARIS (AP) Kim Clijsters is more interested in trying to win major titles than returning to the No. 1 ranking for the first time in five years, despite being only two matches away from overtaking Caroline Wozniacki at the top. Clijsters, who won the Australian Open for her fourth Grand

The sixth edition of the 2019 Tennis Channel/USTA College Tennis Top 25 Rankings were released on Wednesday, and some prominent schools are starting to find their strides. The Buckeyes are still the No. 1 team in the men's game, as not much has changed in recent weeks. The most interesting

10. Peng Shuai Not as much a tennis story as a news story about a tennis player, the whereabouts of Peng Shuai became a subject of global interest in the final weeks of the season—and its implications look to be getting even larger. The sequence of events began on the

"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

NEW YORK—Elena Rybakina challenged journalists to ask more interesting questions at Roland Garros but was hesitant to go deep when asked about her last-minute coaching switch ahead of the 2024 US Open. The No. 4 seed announced days before the final major tournament of the season that she had ended

Intrepid Los Angeles Times reporter Lisa Dillman was one of the reporters who spoke with Maria Emilia Salerni after she lost in the second round to Daniela Hantuchova. Why the sudden interest in a woman who got just three games off someone who’s been one of the least reliable and

Rafael Nadal teased Roger Federer about his decision to skip the clay-court season, saying the two rivals won't get to play on the slow surface—as the Spaniard says the Swiss wanted to do. "It's not my interest. It's his decision," Nadal was quoted in Spanish as saying, before adding with

[[Ed. note: Rosangel, Tennisworld's Mistress of the Numerical Arts, has been at it again. She has compiled a comprehensive surface-by-surface ranking, and indulged in a few interesting exercises that remind me of Game Theory. Enjoy, everyone, and thanks again for doing such a thorough job, Rosia! - PB]] Hot on

PARIS (AP) A day after the tournament began, the French Open is really about to get started. The opening day at Roland Garros featured 32 matches on eight courts, with three seeded players already falling by the wayside. But on Monday interest is expected to really pick up with Novak

The schedule for Day 5 at Roland Garros is absolutely packed, as rain washed away most of the action on Day 4. However, while a lot of big names will be playing on Thursday, May 30th, I’m most interested in a meeting between Irina-Camelia Begu and world No. 29 Linda

The first week at the US Open neared its close on Saturday and things are getting really interesting. Here are the Top 5 photos from Day 6 of the New York major. 1. It's been a complicated week for Alexander Zverev, but the German is still alive after posting a

It can be baffling to wonder how Venus Williams has been able to maintain a top-level tennis career in now four different decades. But looking at how she lives her public life, it's clear that a few things keep her sane, such as outside interests, having the right people supporting