In an interview with Spanish web site Tennis Topic, Feliciano Lopez discusses the negative side of social media. “I use Instagram, for example, and the people are very affectionate, grateful and I like to share things with them, but Twitter is a real problem,” the veteran Spaniard said. “There are

Over the next two weeks, we're looking back at 10 years’ worth of memorable marathons and top-shelf tennis from the WTA’s boldest and bravest.​ See the entire women's and men's lists here, and relive each match with our video retrospectives. “I was just, ‘OK, I have nothing to lose, I’m

Recently retired Ana Ivanovic has officially joined PlaySight, the New Jersey-based company behind SmartCourt technology, as a partner and ambassador. “I honestly feel that technology is only going to play a larger role in tennis in the future, and I love what PlaySight is doing by connecting the next generation

Rosangel took this photo just a few weeks ago, not far from her house. With views like this, it's only Mr. Nadal's assets that can tempt Rosia and her camera away from home, I bet. We have another TW profile today! Poster Ginger wrote in to introduce herself. I should

TEL AVIV—Sebastian Korda may hail from the Sunshine State. And this week, he may be in a city providing a sense of home through a familiar climate. Even so, it’s still not the preferred habitat for this Bradenton, Fla. native. “I love the beach, but I don't really go there

Earlier in the week, I heard Jim Courier assert positively that ‘the top players always want to finish a match better than they started’. Based on that metric, I would assume Rafael Nadal is feeling pretty good about his performance today, winning the last 17 games of his fourth-round match

This Presidential crossover wasn’t on our bingo card. Long before Coco Gauff was lifting major trophies and scaling the WTA rankings, she had an unforgettable and “very random” meeting with former U.S. President Jimmy Carter at a very unusual location. “Very random but I met Mr. Carter when I was

WATCH: Carlos Alcaraz defeats Alexandre Muller at the 2023 Wimbledon second round

“It’s not a bad thing. Like revenge is competitive, you guys!” Naomi Osaka insisted as she spoke about reversing her 2024 US Open outcome with Karolina Muchova on Wednesday afternoon. Osaka and Muchova once again found themselves across the net from one another in the second round of a major.

View image | gettyimages.com “I know my level is literally a hundred times better than I played today.” Springtime in Paris? Serena Williams might be wondering, as she stares up at the gunmetal-gray sky above her, if the concept is just a little overrated. The top seed is struggling to

ED MCGROGAN, SENIOR EDITOR: Nick Kyrgios I recently said that Kyrgios, who just won a tune-up title in Brisbane, would win his first major at Wimbledon. That was before I saw his draw in Melbourne. There are definite obstacles, but the Aussie is the most talented player in his half

This week, TENNIS.com editor Kamakshi Tandon and I are discussing John Newcombe's Bedside Tennis, a collection of anecdotes and observations by the legendary Aussie player published in 1983.

WATCH: Martina Navratilova gives an update on her health at the Miami Open

For the last 20 years, spring tennis was synonymous with one player: Rafael Nadal. That’s partially true again this year, but for a different reason. Instead of Rafa making headlines for his domination on clay each week, the 37-year-old is making them for his extended farewell from the sport. Most

NEW YORK—It has the feel of an epidemic around here. Another player, Tomas Berdych, bit the dust just as I began to type this, with a shoulder injury—it’s the tournament’s 14th retirement, a U.S. Open record. I haven’t come across a good, unifying reason for the carnage. Some people think

What are some of the most common quirks for tennis players? Felix Auger-Aliassime, Alex de Minaur, Grigor Dimitrov, Sebastian Korda and Andrey Rublev have tapped in to tell the world for the latest entry to the viral "of course" trend that's sweeping the internet. The premise of the "of course"

All matches will be aired on T2—go to tennis.com/T2 to see where you can stream it—as well as TennisChannel.com and the Tennis Channel app. Download the app on Apple here and on Android here. Saturday, Oct. 19 - Third-Place Match—Novak Djokovic vs. Rafael Nadal: 12:30 p.m. ET - 12-minute break

NEW YORK—Four years ago, wandering through the back practice courts at Indian Wells, I caught the tail end of an Andy Murray workout with Brad Gilbert. Murray was sitting by the side of the court, staring straight down. Gilbert stood above him and said, in a pointed voice, “I want

HALLE, Germany—At the Terra Wortmann Open, Daniil Medvedev takes a seat in a small office. He’s just come from completing a playful social media activity with countryman Andrey Rublev. After finishing one more round of content deliverables for the ATP, it’s time for us to chat. Medvedev may have had

Since I can remember, he is the player who has impressed me the most, the one who has entertained me the most, the one who has excited me the most. I have been more excited to see Federer play than Djokovic, and in the end tennis is emotion, emotion is