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The Laver Cup, Roger Federer’s brainchild and parting gift to tennis, has only been played on six occasions. But this year’s edition marked the beginning of a new era for the wildly successful team event, and an incident on the first day of play seemed emblematic of the difference and,

Late in the first set of his match on Tuesday night, Jannik Sinner was given a time-violation warning by chair umpire Mo Lahyani. Sinner had taken a few too many seconds inspecting a ball and throwing it back to the ball boy. When Layhani announced the warning, Sinner briefly shook

From familiar faces dominating the men’s list to some emerging new names serving their way to the top of the women’s list, here are the Top 5 ace leaders for both the ATP and WTA tours in 2020:

5: Jennifer Brady (149 aces)

The American had a breakthrough year highlighted

Chris Eubanks was on this podcast last November, having just completed a year of tennis that left him very optimisic. The American had just notched his first victory in a Grand Slam tournament and was ready to pick up where he left off when the new year arrived. Eubanks was

The annual clay-court segment known colloquially as the Road to Roland Garros seems to have changed from a colorful, winding road into a dangerous highway, choc-a-bloc with hazards and potholes. The tournaments that once offered opportunity for players to sharpen up their clay-court skills before Paris have become something else

After all these years of waiting for a changing of the guard at the top of men’s tennis, did it happen while we were asleep? That’s probably overstating the case. But there was a shake-up in Shanghai on Friday, one that could—possibly, perhaps, maybe—have lasting repercussions for the future of

NEW YORK (AP) — If Novak Djokovic does complete the first calendar-year Grand Slam for a man since 1969 — and he is headed to the U.S. Open final, just one victory away — he, and everyone else, will remember one particularly pivotal, and epic, game along the way. It

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MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Alize Cornet dropped to her knees on the hard blue court, clasped her hands and took a few moments to let it sink in. In her 17th trip to the Australia Open, her 63rd run at a Grand Slam, and two days after celebrating her 32nd

My Tennis Life: Ajla Tomljanovic preps for Indian Wells

HIGHLIGHTS: Carlos Alcaraz got the better of Stefanos Tsitsipas at last year's US Open, and again at the recent Miami Masters.

Marta Kostyuk has long been a thoughtful, passionate speaker about various issues on tour, but the continued Russian-Belarusian attacks on Ukraine has given the her new focus and fire as she plays at Wimbledon for something greater than herself. “I feel like things have become more stable, you know,” she

NEW YORK (AP) — Frances Tiafoe's vision was blurry from the tears. He was thrilled — overwhelmed, even — when the last point was over and it hit him that, yes, he had ended Rafael Nadal's 22-match Grand Slam winning streak Monday and reached the U.S. Open quarterfinals for the

ROME (AP) — Elena Rybakina is discovering that her big serve and heavy groundstrokes can do damage on clay courts, too. The Wimbledon champion was dominating 21-9 with winners when Ukrainian opponent Anhelina Kalinina retired due to a left thigh injury early in the second set of the rain-delayed Italian

LONDON—A Grand Slam finalist, Top 10 regular and thriving on social media, Stefanos Tsitsipas might have more of the fans behind him at Wimbledon on Saturday than his opponent, Laslo Djere. Yes, even though he just beat mammoth home favorite Andy Murray in another five-setter for the Greek this fortnight.

Two players stand head and shoulders above the rest of the pack on the men’s side: Top seed Carlos Alcaraz and No. 2 seed Novak Djokovic. They’ve played three times this season; two of those matches were classics, and the other was on its way to becoming one before Alcaraz

NEW YORK (AP) — The assumption, at least by many, was that Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer would cede the stage by now and make room at the top of men's tennis for other players to begin accumulating Grand Slam titles. Well, Federer retired, and Nadal missed nearly