NEW YORK (AP) The old, admittedly out-of-shape Mardy Fish won only 2 of 8 five-set matches he played at the start of his career. The new, 30-pounds-lighter Fish has won 2 of 3, including a 6-0, 3-6, 4-6, 6-0, 6-1 victory over Jan Hajek of the Czech Republic in the

PARIS (AP) On the table in front of her, the French Open trophy glittered. Bold Chinese characters on her T-shirt read: ``Sport changes everything.'' And her broad smile showed how thrilled Li Na is to be China's first Grand Slam tennis champion. Then, a reporter mentioned the brutal military assault

No Limit NYC: Prakash Amritraj sits down with Sam Querrey for tacos—and to talk about forthcoming retirement.

WATCH: Roger Federer's speech after Team Europe's loss to Team World

Nick Bollettieri, the Hall of Fame tennis coach who worked with some of the sport's biggest stars, including Andre Agassi and Monica Seles, and founded an academy that revolutionized the development of young athletes, has died. He was 91. Bollettieri died Sunday night at home in Florida after a series

WATCH: Aryna Sabalenka defeats Iga Świątek in the 2023 Madrid Open final

At some point, Novak Djokovic’s right ear is going to start to hurt, isn’t it? We know the world’s best tennis player loves to reach up and bend it when he wants some love from the crowd. But he took it to a new level over the past week at

MIAMI, Fla.—Simona Halep has lifted Grand Slam trophies and scaled to the top of the WTA rankings during her tennis career. But on Tuesday afternoon at the Miami Open, her biggest win of all was simply stepping back on a tennis court once again. As the familiar cheers of “Si-Mo-Na”

MELBOURNE—Simona Halep had to play 48 games and save three match points to earn a spot in the fourth round of the Australian Open. Taking on world No. 76 Lauren Davis, the top seed survived, 4-6, 6-4, 15-13. The 3-hour and 45-minute epic is tied for the most games in

At the age of 13, he tagged a serve at 130 m.p.h. under the eye of a radar gun at the prestigious European junior tournament, Les Petits As. He won Orange Bowl championships in two youth divisions (12 and 14), battling the likes of friends that included Frances Tiafoe and

Late Wednesday night, Stefanos Tsitsipas became just the second player in 225 matches to defeat Rafael Nadal at a major after trailing by two sets. The No. 5 seed prevailed, 3-6, 2-6, 7-6 (4), 6-4, 7-5, in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open after outlasting the 20-time Grand Slam champion

South of downtown Minneapolis, George Floyd’s life rested in the hands of an authority figure following his arrest. Lying face down on the ground, Floyd’s repeated cry for help was disregarded by the white police officer transferring his weight on the 46-year-old’s neck. Multiple wailing pleads were not enough to

I found Tim Henman on the Players’ Lawn staring into space. I put my hand on his shoulder to bring him out his trance. Henman, four times a Wimbledon semifinalist, had just finished commentating on Novak Djokovic’s five-set victory over Roger Federer for BBC television. “I’m in shock,” were Henman’s

Every week Tennis Channel and Tennis.com will be introducing a Tough Call around a thought provoking topic - and our panel of experts will chime in both on-air and online. Be sure to join the discussion, weigh in on our polls, or comment on Facebook and Twitter using #TennisToughCall. Here

This year marks the 50th anniversary of TENNIS Magazine's founding in 1965. To commemorate the occasion, we'll look back each Thursday at one of the 50 moments that have defined the last half-century in our sport. When Andrea Jaeger walked off the court after losing the 1982 French Open final,

So you must have a little extra time on your hands right now. You don’t have to watch tennis, read about tennis, follow any live scores, comment on my predictions, wonder whatever happened to Yanina Wickmayer, or keep your knives sharpened for those obnoxious and diabolical Federer or Nadal fans

Last night’s match between Andy Roddick and Gael Monfils from Tokyo made me feel as if I hadn't seen any tennis in months. This wasn’t true at all, of course: I’d watched Caroline Wozniacki win in Tokyo last Sunday, and made it through a long Davis Cup weekend prior to

Why, after 77 years, would it be easy? Future generations of British sports fans who look back at clips of the 2013 men’s final at Wimbledon will see a cloudless 80-degree day, a Royal Box with a beaming prime minister in the front row, a straight-set scoreline and that rarest

Steve, I may have flown several thousands of miles, but I still just witnessed a good old-fashioned NYC street mugging. Poor Tim Henman stood in front of his entire nation and got completely undressed by Roger Federer. I watched the mismatch with the legions of Henman supporters that blanketed “Henman

NEW YORK—Two days, everybody plays: That’s the recipe for the first round at Wimbledon and the Australian Open, and it’s one that the U.S. Open, after nearly four decades, finally followed on Monday and Tuesday. For years, the Open has spread the opening round over three days and six separate