86359343 By TW Contributing Editor, Ed McGrogan Last Week's Tournaments** Internazionali BNL d'Italia (ATP - Clay - Rome, Italy) Singles Bracket - Rafael Nadal def. Novak Djokovic Doubles Bracket - Daniel Nestor/Nenad Zimonjic def. Bob Bryan/Mike Bryan Grand Prix SAR La Princesse Lalla Meryem (WTA - Clay - Fes, Morocco)

by Pete Bodo Good mornin', everyone. Are y'all ready to see if Bob and Mike Bryan will surpass John McEnroe and Peter Fleming as the most successful doubles team in US Davis Cup history? I suppose our readers outside the USA are just as likely to be focused on how

NEW YORK (AP)—The Bryan brothers aren’t quite sure what to do with all the free time suddenly on their hands. The top-ranked Americans lost a first-round doubles match at a Grand Slam tournament for the first time since the 2001 Australian Open. Unseeded Ivo Karlovic and Frank Moser beat the

The Bryan brothers tell BACKCOURT why you don't mess with Andy Roddick. Bob Bryan: Three or four years ago we were doing an interview in NYC and someone asked us to tell a secret about Andy [Roddick]. So we said that he [supposedly] had a huge crush on Jessica Simpson.

Maria Sharapova made her first public appearance since announcing her retirement by coaching at the WTT Celebrity All-Star Match on Sunday. The inaugural match was held at the Omni La Costa Resort & Spa in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.

It's T-minus two sets - and counting - for Andre Agassi and what probably will be his final appearance as a main-draw singles competitor at the U.S. Open (Martina Hingis and Virginia Razzano are just starting to unlimber for the warm-up). This got me thinking about the first time I

LONDON -- The Bryan brothers got big air at Wimbledon on Saturday. Yes, there was a little more room than usual between their feet and the ground for their latest version of the "Bryan Bump" -- the famed chest bump they use to celebrate their victories -- because of what

Bianca Andreescu celebrated her long-awaited return to the Indian Wells Tennis Garden by unveiling her championship mural, a tradition for those who capture the BNP Paribas Open title. “I’m in love!” captioned the 2019 champion on Instagram. Andreescu began a breakthrough season in earnest when she won the WTA 1000

Pretty much any dressed-up look is going to be a throwback or at home these days, but it still counts! 1 Serena aWilliams and Olympia

On Thursday, players around the globe celebrated Halloween with some pretty great costumes. These are the top looks from Halloween 2019. 1 Coco Gauff

PARIS—Immediately after Rafael Nadal roughed up Andy Murray in back end of the French Open semifinals, the crowd spontaneously began to chant and clap in unison: “Ra-Fa,” clap-clap-clap. . . “Ra-Fa,” clap-clap-clap. And moments later, when Fabrice Santoro asked Rafa the first of his questions on an open mike for

The Bryan brothers have overcome opponents and obstacles to become the most successful men's doubles team in Open era history. When the twins' match-point moment arrived today, Bob Bryan looked like a man ready to run through a wall to realize a golden dream. Zooming straight at the back wall

In doubles, understanding each other’s temperaments and respecting differences can produce successful combinations. Here are five types of polar-opposite pairings that can win together. 1 The leader and the follower Two leaders is a recipe for disaster; only one player can lead at a time. When I played with Martina

World TeamTennis is serving up a new twist for its 45th season with an All-Star event featuring many of the best American tennis players. Top talent from its 2019 season and soon-to-be-announced celebrities from the tennis and entertainment industries will play the “WTT Celebrity All-Star Match”—a pro-am tennis event on