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

Definitely a possibility. Yeah, it's a definite possibility that will be the last time I play here. And yeah, I think probably because of how the match went and everything. Andy Murray, contemplating retirement, following his 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 first-round loss to Tomas Martin Etcheverry at the Australian Open Not

The season’s first monthlong run-up, to the Australian Open, is over. Now we move onto the second, which winds its way through Europe, South America, and North America in February, and brings everyone back together in Indian Wells at the start of March. While nothing monumental is likely to happen

At the start of the this year’s US Open, just three men in the draw knew what it took to win seven matches and attain Grand Slam glory: Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray and Marin Cilic. With fellow former champions Rafael Nadal and Stan Wawrinka opting not to make the trip

View the entire men's bracket at our US Open tournament page. Last week, before the Western & Southern Open in Cincinnati, I wrote that it was hard to imagine anyone other than the Big 3—Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer—winning a men’s tournament anymore. As if on cue, none

This weekend, Laver Cup will pit “Europe” vs. “The World” for a third time. The artificial nature of these categories and teams is clear from their names. How can “The World” not include “Europe,” too? Never mind. Laver Cup is an exhibition; entertainment, not logic, is the point. The event

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NEW YORK (AP) — After reaching the U.S. Open final last year with no fans, Victoria Azarenka appreciates playing in front of people again. Especially because of what they had to do to be in the stands. Spectators must show proof of at least https://apnews.com/article/sports-tennis-health-coronavirus-pandemic-us-open-tennis-championships-9da39411343b1666f6482ccf14443e2d to attend matches. Players are

Last week at Wimbledon, after his four-set win over countryman Matteo Berrettini, top seed Jannik Sinner said, “There were some little ups and downs, which is normal for five sets.” Seven days into the fortnight, those words could serve as the slogan for the Top 3 seeds on the men’s

LONDON (AP) — The Latest from Wimbledon (all times local): 9:25 p.m. Madison Keys is done at Wimbledon after the second round, her earliest loss at the grass-court tournament. The 17th-seeded American saved four match points in the second set but faded in the third, beaten by Italy's Camila Giorgi

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NEW YORK—“Perspective,” Coco Gauff said when she was asked, after her first-round match at the US Open, why she looked and felt so much better on court than she had just a week earlier in Cincinnati. Gauff said that the weeks leading into the Open, when she started to hear

MIAMI, USA — Amid feel-good breakthroughs and big-name upsets at the Miami Open presented by Itau, 20-year-old Coleman Wong of Hong Kong has grabbed all the headlines. Ranked No. 182 in the world, the wild card clinched the biggest win of his career to date with a 7-6 (3), 2-6,

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