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The 2018 French Open kicked off in style on Thursday evening as defending champions Rafael Nadal and Jelena Ostapenko were guest stars at the draw ceremony.

The only outlier so far seems to be Jon Wertheim, who claims to be a "Lifelong Golden Knights fan," even though it's only Las Vegas' first season as a team.

It’s safe to say that Novak Djokovic was already a stud, even at 14 years old. In a throwback video from 2001, you can see that not much has changed technique-wise from then to now.

Evening, all. Nadal is cruising against JMDP, TypePad asking politely if I can put up a buffer post. Sure thing, TypePad, old chum. Andrew Burton

Many of the top pros are starting to get back on the court this week. One Grand Slam champion even battled against herself in a gritty practice match. These are the Top 5 photos from Thursday. 1 Venus Williams

Even though he pulled out of Roland Garros with a back injury, Andy Murray is practicing on grass at Roehampton, the Daily Mailreports. Murray was said to practice for about an hour.

All of a day after his U.S. Open championship victory, Rafael Nadal made a cameo in a brand-spanking-new spot on ESPN, one of many "This is SportsCenter" shorts to date featuring tennis stars. The guest appearance involved largely nonverbal acting for the Spaniard. See it here:

Borna Coric got back to work and Petra Kvitova donned her Wimbledon whites this week even without a grass-court Slam to conquer. Here are the top photos for Friday. 1 Borna Coric

World No. 1 Novak Djokovic moved into the fourth round of Indian Wells with a tight, 7-5, 7-5 win over Philip Kohlschreiber. The night match entertained all—even Rod Laver.

This week, the women pulled off major looks and the men kept it casual in their Nikes, sweatpants, and even some good old-tie dye. These are the best looks of the week: 1 Serena Williams

Vamos! Rafael Nadal and Casper Ruud have officially begun their Latin America tour. Fresh off finishing as the runner-up at the Nitto ATP Finals, Ruud linked up with the 22-time major champion in Spain for their first flight to Argentina. Just days earlier, Nadal defeated the Norwegian, 7-5, 7-5, in

FLASHBACK: Andreeva revealed her admiration for Murray after her Mutua Madrid Open breakthrough earlier this spring.

LONDON—You have to feel for Marin Cilic. He’s the defending champion at the Queen’s Club tournament, but he’s yet to play on Centre Court. It feels like people have forgotten his win here, although they certainly remember David Nalbandian’s infamous default for unsportsmanlike conduct in the final last year. Now

It’s time to join the Spin Generation. That’s the tagline for Dunlop’s updated SX line. Indeed, the “S” in the franchise’s label represents their racquets built for spin. While the previous iteration was quite proficient at putting work on the ball, three new innovations to the five premium performance frames

This week we’re counting down our Top 5 Stats Of The Year, one day at a time… … and kicking off the list at No. 5 is 2021 US Open champion Emma Raducanu not only becoming the first qualifier in the Open Era (male or female) to reach a Grand

LONDON—Sprawling on the grass on Centre Court was a new experience for Roger Federer, who slipped and fell in the fifth set of his defeat to Milos Raonic in the semifinals of Wimbledon. Federer, who had knee surgery to repair a torn meniscus this season, called the trainer to examine