Vic Seixas is known for being among the most modest of world-champion athletes. But even he has to admit that this year’s birthday merits a little extra attention. “It’s a big one,” he says with a chuckle. Big, indeed. Triple digits big. The Philadelphia native turns 100 today. A winner

Today's schedule in Miami (all times Eastern): Stadium at 3 PM - Nishikori vs. Djokovic Stadium at 7 PM - Nadal vs Berdych Feel free to discuss the matches in the comments below, and check out our Miami special section for updated draws, the latest news, and on-site reports from

There wasn’t much that separated Borna Coric and Alexander Zverev during their long, grueling, and never less than intriguing first-round match at the Western & Southern Open on Tuesday. The two 18-year-olds wore virtually the same red-and-white Nike kits, which they sweated through with equal thoroughness. They played similarly powerful

"When you first came to England, if someone had come up to you and said that you would beat Rafael Nadal in five, what would you say?” Lukas Rosol: “Good question.”

NBC's third hour of the Today show came up aces recently in featuring 17-year-old wheelchair tennis champ Joanna Nieh.

In anticipation of next week's doubles exhibition between the McEnroes and the Bryans in New York, Pete Bodo and I discuss the role of doubles in today's pro game, and how it might, or might not, be expanded.

Doubles play kicks off today, and here’s a look at three matches that get the Doubles Take stamp of approval as ones to watch. (1) Latisha Chan/Andrea Hlavackova vs. Xinyun Han/Chen Liang: The No. 1 seeds have had a solid start to 2018, their first year playing together, with a

Madison Keys and Serena Williams join 38 other talented women in TODAY's Style Heroes of 2017 list. The feature celebrates women who "don’t need permission to be who they are and wear what they want." Williams just penned a public letter to her mom about her struggles with body image,

After playing her first match since the 2011 U.S. Open, Serena Williams tells reporters in Brisbane that tennis is not her passion these days. ''I mean, I don't love tennis today, but I'm here, and I can't live without it … so I'm still here and I don't want to

Spanish teenager Carlos Alcaraz dominated Karen Khachanov in the quarterfinals of the ATP 500 clay-court event in Hamburg today, 6-0, 6-2, blasting 21 winners to just 7 unforced errors to cruise past the former No. 8 in just 68 minutes. “Today was probably one of my best matches this year,”

The news cycle in the tennis world moves fast—who can keep up? That's where we come in. Each Thursday, Last Year Today will look back at a memorable story from exactly one year ago. It was 6'6" Juan Martin del Potro versus 6'10" John Isner in the battle of the

The news cycle in the tennis world moves fast—who can keep up? That's where we come in. Each Thursday, Last Year Today will look back at a memorable story from exactly one year ago. ESPN anonymously polled 31 tennis pros in an article titled "Tennis Confidential," and the results are

TENNIS.com editors Peter Bodo, Tom Perrotta, and Andrew Friedman joined Sports Illustrated's Jon Wertheim for a series of discussions about the game today. We'll be posting more videos in the coming weeks; you can view our entire archive on our YouTube channel.

MELBOURNE—Today is January 26, which Down Under means it’s Australia Day—the day in 1788 when British ships arrived at Port Jackson, New South Wales and raised the flag of Great Britain. This is Australia’s version of the American July 4th, complete with fireworks and celebrations. But for many in this

Today's schedule in Miami (all times Eastern): Not Before 1:00 pm [10] Dominika Cibulkova (SVK) vs [3] Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) Not Before 3:00 pm [6] Andy Murray (GBR) vs [2] Novak Djokovic (SRB) 7:00 pm [11] Caroline Wozniacki (DEN) vs [2] Na Li (CHN) Not Before 9:00 pm [5] Roger

With a little help from her celebrity friends, Savannah Guthrie is ready to face Roger Federer at the Match for Africa 5. The exhibition will pit Bill Gates and Roger Federer against the Today Show host and Jack Sock on Monday in San Jose, Calif. All of the proceeds will

INDIAN WELLS, CALIF.—Today was, apparently, the first time that the owner of the BNP Paribas Open, Larry Ellison, had watched Novak Djokovic play live at his event this year. I wonder what he thinks of the world No. 1 now? He might suspect that he reached that ranking through magic,

The big news in sports, or at least U.S. sports, is elsewhere today, but here's a look at a couple of questions that have been making the rounds of our readers. If you have a question or comment for this column, please email me at stignor@tennismagazine.com.

In a survey conducted by USA Today at Indian Wells that was given to 15 players, none were able to correctly answer five questions about various rules in the Grand Slam rulebook. Questions included: How many medical timeouts are allowed per match, and how many bathroom breaks per match are

The news cycle in the tennis world moves fast—who can keep up? That's where we come in. Each Thursday, Last Year Today will look back at a memorable story from exactly one year ago. The French Open’s absent roof was almost more of a talking point during the first few