INDIAN WELLS, Calif. (AP)—The BNP Paribas Open will become the first tennis tournament to feature replay technology on all eight match courts in 2011. The tournament, to be played March 7-20 in Indian Wells, Calif., combines the men’s and women’s pro tours. Most pro tournaments feature Hawkeye replay technology and

Confidence is a key to success in tennis at all levels, but it’s especially crucial for pros. They are all good athletes and have mastered all their shots, so the difference between winning and losing often comes down to how sure, or unsure, they are of their games on a

To watch all of the matches from the Mutua Madrid Open Virtual Pro, click here. Murray d. Goffin, 7-6 (5)

This Saturday, current and former ATP and WTA pros will take the court in Manhattan Beach, Calif. for the annual LA Tennis Bash. Steve Johnson, Nicole Gibbs, Jared Donaldson, Jan-Michael Gambill, and Pam Shriver are set to take part in player/pro doubles competition. All proceeds from the event benefit the

"I can never want it more than the athlete, like it starts and ends there. If they're a pro [with] all these opportunities that they have, which I envy a lot, the life of a pro athlete is pretty incredible. But I can't want it more than them."

"I can never want it more than the athlete, like it starts and ends there. If they're a pro [with] all these opportunities that they have, which I envy a lot, the life of a pro athlete is pretty incredible. But I can't want it more than them."

Get your hands on the same racquet and travel bags that the pros use. There are a great many things that separate pro players from the weekend warrior. Besides having superior strokes, much of the pros equipment has a leg up on everyday player as well. For instance, even though

The Miami Open has long given pro tennis players the chance to occupy two contrasting and compelling worlds. There’s a high-stakes tournament and all of its attendant pressures and opportunities. Away from the tennis, Miami provides a sparkle all its own—Florida’s everlasting spring break, offering all the sizzle of a

Bassam Beidas was a three-time All-American at Pepperdine University, and his 76 career dual victories are tied for seventh on the the school's all-time list. After college, Beidas played in the pros and reached a career high-ranking of No. 499. Recently, Beidas decided to call his tennis career quits at

While some of the top pros got a little adventurous, others took some time to get all dressed up. These are the best looks of the week. 1 Naomi Osaka

Two legends of the sport, Roger Federer and Stefan Edberg, recently got together to discuss all things Wilson, tactics and tennis on Zoom. Both champions have swung a Pro Staff and had incredible results. In fact, Federer and Edberg have a combined 26 Grand Slam titles. When Edberg first turned

Just as video erupted online of Novak Djokovic's strongly solicited, borderline coerced, and wonderfully brief turn dancing "Gangnam Style," fellow 18-year-old pros Laura Robson of the United Kingdom and Genie Bouchard of Canada released their own all-out performance clip of the hit song, from the hotel elevator to the Great

There’s no tennis center like the USTA National Campus in Lake Nona, Fla. Players of all levels cross-cross the 100-court complex, from beginners taking clinics all the way up to the best American pros training between tournaments. On any given day, the grounds are abuzz with wheelchair players, juniors, USTA

The Mutua Madrid Open Virtual Pro wrapped up on Thursday with two champions crowned: Andy Murray and Kiki Bertens. What stood out all week was Murray's trash talk (which he backed up), the technical issues (Diego Schwartzman lost his semifinal to Murray due to connection fails) and all of the

Sugarpova, meet Crayvory. Or something like that. In literal bee-kind fashion, retired pro Jill Craybas has started All-tru-ist, a custom chocolate company built for long-term sustainability and enviro-friendly output. The American pro reached a career-high No. 39 on the WTA Tour, retiring at age 39 six years ago. If the

This month would have been action-packed for college seniors, and the ITA wanted to do something special virtually for all the athletes missing out on Senior Days, graduations, NCAA championships and final seasons. Former college standouts turned WTA and ATP pros all took part in the campaign #Set4Success to share

Tennis Channel analyst Justin Gimelstob played two years of college tennis for UCLA. An All-American in singles and doubles, he was the No. 1 player in the nation before turning pro in 1996. He would go on to reach a career-high ranking of No. 63 in singles and No. 18

In December of 2019, Caroline Wozniacki announced that she would retire following the 2020 Australian Open, the tournament where she captured her lone Grand Slam in 2018. Two months later, fellow former world No. 1 Maria Sharapova stunned the tennis community when she revealed her retirement on February 26 effective

In this latest installment of the Fourhand series, a dad who should've had his potshot blocked, your chance to buy a pro player's service, Roddick remains relevant, and Sharapova dwarfs a few starlets. RENT A PRO If you've ever wondered how to pin down the likes of current and former

In the Yonex family of racquets the VCORE Pro is the refined sibling. With its thin beam, solid feel, all-court versatility and modest power, it’s designed for shot-makers seeking complete command over their shots. That doesn’t mean the frame isn’t capable of producing pace, but as the company’s own tagline