'Morning. This is the thread for discussing today's matches, and other tennis-related matters. As I write, Serena Williams and Elena Dementieva are playing their final in Moscow (the all-important question of the day - will a picture of Elena bring ptenisnet out of hiding?). Just now, Serena has taken the

Borg and McEnroe: How rivals became friends BERLIN—The 1980 Wimbledon final between Björn Borg and John McEnroe is still remembered more than 40 years later - just like the rivalry between the two tennis legends. The Swede Borg was a player who appeared calm and level-headed on the tennis court

Hi everyone. Here's your Crisis Center for today, so that you can discuss the matches going on at Melbourne Park. Please keep this space for tennis-related talk, as it helps keep the volume of comments manageable. Matches of the Day: Men We're into the third round, and most of the

Morning, Tribe. This is your daily post for discussing the tennis action in Cincinnati and Toronto (and any other relevant tennis-related subjects). The Order of Play for Cincy today can be found here, and for the ladies in Canada, use this link. Along with the rest of you, I will

After each day of play at the All England Club, Stateside editor Ed McGrogan will recap the action and take your tennis questions. Tweet them to @EdMcGrogan.

In the opinion of many tennis fans, the word “epic” gets thrown around far too casually. But with some matches, no other term will do; Stan Wawrinka’s 7-6 (6), 7-5, 4-6, 6-3, 8-6 win over Stefanos Tsitsipas at Roland Garros on Sunday was one of those matches. What else could

Pete may have DSL arriving in the game rich Andes any moment now, so we're not going to set up a full blown CC post. But we're up at about 1000 comments on Friday's thread, so please use this buffer post for your discussions of today's (and earlier) matches at

Harel1 Morning, all. Action is under way on the first day of QF Davis Cup. This is your thread for match calls and other tennis related discussions. Enjoy today's tennis! -- Andrew Burton

Roger Federer already has cause for celebration this holiday season. Federer's wife, Mirka, is pregnant and expecting to give birth in 2014. The 17-time Grand Slam champion announced the news in a tweet today:

"In my generation, it's all new, a Black woman on the tour; I better be on my best behavior because I don’t want to mess it up for the next generation. So for [Coco] to have that freedom and to take advantage of that platform, it's fabulous." Leslie Allen is

Gael_2 Rosangel Valenti, TW Contributing Editor Good morning. Please use this thread to discuss today's events at Roland Garros - two men's semifinals. First up, Rafael Nadal against Novak Djokovic, in a best-of-five-set version of their battle for number two three weeks ago in Hamburg. I beiieve that there would

Morning. This is today's thread for the Tribe to discuss the tennis being played at the year-ending Sony Ericsson Championships in Madrid, and any other tennis-related issues of the day. The four semifinal spots have already been decided, going to Justine Henin (winning the Yellow Group with a round robin

FabLjuby1 Morning, all. The Wimbledon draws are out. Please use this thread as your discussion place for today on general tennis matters. -- Andrew Burton - As at 2:15pm, shifting to Overflow - Andrew Overflow

Hi everyone. I'm dug into the writing/editing bunker today, so there won't be a red-meat post. But the good news is that one of my chores today is writing up the lengthy meeting El Jon and I had with Toni Nadal during the US Open. I need to save the

Hey there folks This is the overflow CC thread for today. Enjoy the discussions. Please limit comments to the day's tennis action as long as there is some going on. You are welcome to go OT after tonight's action is complete.

91188957 Mornin', everyone. Later today, I'll be talking to Ryan Harrison, the 17-year old American prospect whose game has caught fire recently. He's playing at the Challenger Level (presently, in Sacramento, where he beat the top seed the other day). So stay tuned later today. In other news, you have

Paul-Henri Mathieu has been retired for years but the former ATP pro was back on court this week at Strasbourg—as a ballboy. The Frenchman, who got as high as No. 12 in the rankings and retired in 2017, is from the region and was invited to participate by tournament organizers.

Yesterday, I received a bit of criticism for discussing Robin Soderling's lowlights as opposed to Roger Federer's highlights. I don't think that will be an issue today. Novak Djokovic lost to Federer in the Shanghai semis 7-5, 6-4, but it was hardly due to his shortcomings. Djokovic moved well and

PicWIMBLEDON, England—Mikhail Youzhny obviously has a Roger Federer problem. Having gone 0-13 against him coming into today's quarterfinal, the Russian, seeded No. 26 here, had won just three sets in those matches. At no time today was he in danger of adding another to that collection, mainly because he played

BELGRADE, Serbia—Novak Djokovic won’t be doing doubles duty today. Serbia will start Ilija Bozoljac and Nenad Zimonjic in today’s crucial doubles match of the Davis Cup final against the Czech duo of Tomas Berdych and Radek Stepanek. Czech captain Vladimir Safarik substituted his top team, Berdych and Stepanek, in place