QUARTERFINAL HIGHLIGHTS: Pegula defeats Putintseva

WATCH: Molcan faced the now top-ranked Carlos Alcaraz in the semifinals of Hamburg.

Less than 10 minutes into the first episode of “Break Point,” the Netflix docuseries about professional tennis that launches Friday, Nick Kyrgios is seen practicing before last year's Australian Open and is heard contemplating aloud whether he ever will appear again at the tournament. "I don't know if this is

Confessional Cart: Karolina Pliskova's WILD player party

WATCH: Rublev pulled off a veritable Houdini act in the fourth round against Rune; can he do the same against Djokovic?

On Thursday, Jelena Ostapenko, who stunned the sports world when she won Roland Garros as a 20-year-old in 2017, returned to the site of her most famous victory, Court Philippe-Chatrier. In the three years since, that stadium has been fitted with a retractable roof and new bleachers. Ostapenko, who is

HIGHLIGHTS: Gauff falls to Swiatek in major singles final debut

ZIPRECRUITER PLAYER RESUME: Yulia Putintseva

Caroline Wozniacki, a former No. 1-ranked tennis player and the 2018 Australian Open champion, announced Thursday that she is returning to competition three years after she retired to start a family. The U.S. Tennis Association said it will grant Wozniacki a wild-card invitation to participate in the U.S. Open, which

WATCH: Ons Jabeur Cried "Together" With Kim Clijsters After Falling To 0-3 In Major Finals | Wimbledon

THE BREAK: The Honey Deuce cocktail hits the 2023 US Open

WATCH—Sloane Stephens talks US Open title defense with TC:

LONDON (AP) — Top-ranked women's doubles player Bethanie Mattek-Sands needs surgery after dislocating her right kneecap and rupturing her patellar tendon during a singles match at Wimbledon. "One of the most painful injuries that I've had," the 32-year-old American said on Facebook Live on Saturday, "and I've had a few

We moved offices at Tennis magazine last week, and as I was clearing out mine, I came across an original Prince Graphite in a pile of racquets. A few of us took turns twirling it and giving it a few shadow swings. The old-style leather grip felt raw but good.

Disagreement is the name of the game in tennis, however far and wide you travel. I was sitting in a coffee shop a few mornings ago near Melbourne Park, happily attempting not to think about the sport for a few minutes, when I heard two American women at the next

“I do all the things she likes,” a frustrated Simona Halep told her coach, Darren Cahill, when he visited her in the second set of her 6-4, 6-4 loss to Maria Sharapova in Singapore on Tuesday. What exactly those things were, it was hard to say, but it was also

PRESS CONFERENCE: Coco Gauff makes it to Manic Monday.

Watching Serena Williams flatten Sara Errani in their semifinal on Thursday, and thinking back over Serena's head-to-head history against Maria Sharapova, you might wonder whether a preview is even necessary in the case of this year’s French Open women’s final. You might be right, too—Serena vs. Maria, despite being No.

Should Rafael Nadal’s “B-team” of coaches get a promotion? As he usually does at the U.S. Masters events, Nadal is traveling without his uncle Toni in Montreal this week, and is instead listening to the advice of his back-up coach, Francisco Roig. Whatever the details of their discussions have been—and

DOHA, Qatar (AP)—U.S. Open champion Kim Clijsters defeated top-ranked Caroline Wozniacki 6-3, 5-7, 6-3 to win the WTA Championships final Sunday. It is a third victory at the season-ending tournament for the 27-year-old Belgian, who was playing her first event since winning her third Grand Slam title at Flushing Meadows