WATCH: Draper started the 2023 season with a run to the Adelaide 2 semifinals.

While the WTA superstars gear up for a competitive draw at the US Open, world No. 10 Agnieszka Radwanska is getting a tune-up. She played controlled tennis against Eugenie Bouchard to open her title defense at New Haven.

Caroline Wozniacki is the only Top 6 seed in Charleston to survive to the quarterfinals. Is it the lingering effects from Indian Wells and Miami, or is the unique green clay a slippery challenge? No. 20seeded Johanna Konta never unpacked her rackets at Charleston. She needed rest after her career’s

KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP)—Novak Djokovic celebrated a pivotal point Friday by extending his arms and sticking out his chest like a sprinter crossing the finish line. He’s almost there, one win from his fourth title in four tournaments this year. Djokovic advanced to the final at the Sony Ericsson Open

THE BREAK: Jelena Ostapenko's run-in with the Latvian Tennis Federation

WATCH: Keys is fresh off a run to the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships quarterfinals, where she played fellow American Coco Gauff.

World No. 21 Jessica Pegula is impressively back in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open for the second year running. But with the 2021 edition of the tournament having been staged in mid-February, due to a pandemic-induced postponement, this run during its traditional spot on the calendar comes with a

It is not often that those of us who play recreational tennis have the opportunity to feel a real sense of kinship with those who play tennis professionally. Even if we play at a reasonably high level, our tennis generally bears only a passing resemblance to their tennis. What they

Craig O’Shannessy grew up like any other young tennis fanatic. He would run home from school each day, then run to the courts so he could get in as much play as possible before the sun set. There were plenty of courts, including 25 made of grass, in his hometown

Baseline is looking back at some of the biggest upsets of the 2000s at the Miami Open. Over a six-month stretch—from fall 2006 to late winter 2007—hardly any other player on the ATP Tour was as hot as Guillermo Canas. The Argentine won five ATP Challenger titles over that time

MELBOURNE, Australia(AP) With two Chinese players into the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam tournament for the first time, the search for reasons is getting intricate. Not wanting to get too technical, Li Na joked after her 6-4, 6-3 win over No. 4-seeded Caroline Wozniacki in the fourth round of the

PORTLAND, Oregon -- With much of the recent buzz on the PowerShares Series belonging to tour rookie James Blake, the winner of the last two tournaments, and John McEnroe, who has dazzled crowds with his inspired play and fitness at age 55, Andre Agassi made sure he was not an

A peculiarly scorching sun had its way with the Wimbledon grass over this fortnight. But the sun also sets. Here, our ongoing roundup of passing shots from SW19, a curated much-ado-about-everything – if a bit less manicured than the Wimble-lawns themselves. See No. 4. 3 Sometimes Serena Williams seems clairvoyant.

WATCH: Highlights of Elena Rybakina's three-set victory over Ons Jabeur in the Wimbledon final

A jubilant Marion Bartoli ran the New York City Marathon on November 6. "I just want to finish," she said in an interview leading up to the weekend event. She did exactly that, posting a time just over five hours, 40 minutes—and appearing in a few official-photographer shots along the

There’s fit, and then there’s tennis fit. Biking, lifting weights and other gym work are great, but a player also needs to address the specific conditioning demands of the sport. Developing the intermittent sprint ability and stamina required to endure the rigors of a match necessi- tates more exact training.

WIMBLEDON, England (AP) The Wimbledon champion's journey to joyfully eating the Centre Court grass started with the ugliest of haircuts. Seven months ago, Novak Djokovic had his head shaved to celebrate Serbia's first Davis Cup victory. His mother certainly didn't like it. For the rest of us, it seemed more

TC Live: Roddick on Fritz's BNP Paribas Open title run

Looks like Jack Sock needed a little extra help in the secondary when trying to cover Ryan Harrison. The two Americans, who are in London for the Nitto ATP Finals (Sock is in singles and Harrison is in doubles with Michael Venus), broke up the practice routine with a little

Nearly five years later, former tennis star James Blake says he never suspected the large man running toward him was a plainclothes New York City policeman. Blake was in town that day for the US Open and standing outside a Manhattan hotel. “I thought someone was running at me that