This is the final installment of our book club on Johnette Howard's "The Rivals," about the lives and careers of Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova. Kamakshi, Even after 10 years, and even when they’re not around much, the Williams sisters remain the most polarizing figures in the game. The WTA

Forget Hawkeye. It was Redeye, even Blackeye, on Court 2 for a lineswoman who took a 118 M.P.H. Mardy Fish serve to the face. That clip here:

Each day, we'll preview three must-see matches from the French Open.

Sometimes the stars simply align. On Sunday evening in Montreal, ahead of jetting off to the Rio Olympics, Eugenie Bouchard enjoyed a concert put on by Celine Dion, her fellow Canadian.

Sometimes the stars simply align. On Sunday evening in Montreal, ahead of jetting off to the Rio Olympics, Eugenie Bouchard enjoyed a concert put on by Celine Dion, her fellow Canadian.

Not all productive outputs in the time of COVID-19 have to be creative. Some can be mighty practical and even vaguely workout-minded at the same time. To that end, one can swiftly cue up the forever-multitasking Venus Williams.

1 Venus Williams reached the final of Stanford even after her sister Serena and Robbye Poole were unimpressed by her dance moves.

Jon Wertheim’s annual “Baggies” awards are up, over at Mailbag (hence, Baggies) under the the aegis of SI.com. Reading Jon is more fun even than noodling for catfish. He has a deft touch and draws less attention to himself (Look at how clever I am! Ha-ha-ha-ha, I even crack myself

You have to hand it to Greece's Maria Sakkari. She knows how to literally hold her nose at a particular situation and even turn it into motivation.

Caroline Wozniacki is still interested in running marathons, but wants to hold off on more until retiring from tennis. The Dane ran the New York City Marathon earlier this year. "I have done one marathon and would definitely like to do another one. I actually qualified for the Boston Marathon,"

It was a slow week for many players which meant red carpet appearances, birthday parties, and one even got married. These are the best looks of the week. 1 Serena Williams

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Melvyn's in Palm Springs is an old-school, classic Hollywood-style establishment. The original Mel Haber was known as "Mr. Palm Springs." The French-style steakhouse even offers patrons with a tableside cooking experience.

It was just another night of putting on a head-turning Gucci outfit for Serena Williams who recently attended the brand's "Love Parade" fashion event. The 23-time major champion hit the forest green carpet at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in a beautiful all-black ensemble alongside her husband Alexis

KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) — Roger Federer's run at the Miami Open was one point from ending. Down 6-4 in a third-set tiebreaker to Tomas Berdych, the situation was officially dire. Yet even in that moment, Federer still felt some hope. "I had belief I could turn it around, even

Novak Djokovic may have withdrawn from Madrid, but there’s one piece of good news for him—he’ll keep the No. 1 ranking no matter how well Carlos Alcaraz does at the Masters 1000 tournament. His lead might shrink to as little as five ranking points, though. Djokovic currently has 7,135 points

MONACO -- Tenth-ranked Richard Gasquet has pulled out of the Monte Carlo Masters after failing to shake off a back injury. Gasquet, who also missed France's Davis Cup quarterfinal win against Germany last weekend, hoped to take part in the tournament after returning to training this week. "I only picked

Stefanos Tsitsipas is no stranger to coming back to win in three sets—look no further than his 2019 ATP Finals performance—but for his latest YouTube video, he did it in a game that wasn't even tennis, and with $10,000 on the line.

If Rafael Nadal vs. Novak Djokovic isn’t the game’s greatest rivalry, or even a rivalry at all by the standard definition of the word—Nadal currently leads their head-to-head 13-4—this spring it has certainly become the tour’s most absorbing adversarial relationship. The length, breadth, diversity, quality, and even the sound of

PARIS—Late Saturday night, Novak Djokovic stepped onto Court Philippe Chatrier for his third-round match with Lorenzo Musetti. By early Sunday morning—with the on-court clock ticking over to four hours and 29 minutes just after Djokovic wrapped up another Grand Slam victory he won't soon forget—the 24-time major champion prevailed at