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WIMBLEDON, England (AP)—Maria Sharapova has advanced to the second round at Wimbledon, routing Anastasia Pivovarova 6-1, 6-0 in a match between Russians. Playing on Court 2 on Tuesday, Sharapova needed only 54 minutes to wrap things up. She hit 15 winners and lost only seven of 37 points on her

NEW YORK (AP)—Top-seeded Caroline Wozniacki defeated Chang Kai-Chen of Taiwan 6-0, 6-0 to advance to the third round of the U.S. Open. Wozniacki needed only 47 minutes in Arthur Ashe Stadium on Thursday to achieve the “double-bagel.” The Dane won 52 points to only 24 for her opponent, and has

Djokovic was reportedly the one who suggested the pairing. Nadal, who will be the top seed for the singles in his first event since Wimbledon, said he had been "training for only three weeks" but "will do the best that I can."

Zootennis.com reports that after an investigation by the referee, only three Orange Bowl players were defaulted from the tournament. Five players were originally caught up in a dispute between American and Russian players over a practice court.

When I turn 70, I want to be Vijay Amritraj. I want to be recognizing a foundation—in this case, one that bears Vijay’s name—for its 18th year of important work. “The Vijay Amritraj Foundation brings hope, help and healing to the defenseless and innocent victims of disease, tragedy and circumstance

Rafael Nadal says he is finally happy with his play at the US Open, defeating Juan Martin del Potro to reach the final. The top seed dropped a set in the second and third rounds but cruised from there until the semifinals, where he dropped the first set before romping

Need your winter tennis fix? In “United States of Tennis”, our Baseline editors Stephanie Livaudais and Liya Davidov set out to document some of the city’s most unique tennis experiences and iconic venues. First up is MetroTennis’ “Sets in the City”, a hidden gem of a tennis party hosted monthly

The countdown to the 2023 season is underway. As we close in on the start of the new, dual-gender United Cup (December 29), TENNIS.com's writers will debate the 10 biggest questions heading into the new tennis year.

The serve is one of the most important shots in tennis—not only does it set the tone for the rest of the point, but it is also the only shot a player has complete control over. Some players’ serves are so powerful that they almost always start the point in

This is a good week—sometimes it’s the only week—for U.S. players to put a clay-court title on their résumés. Charleston and Houston are the only places where professional dirt-ball comes to the States. When these tournaments are over, the long slog through European dirt begins. For U.S. players, that’s a

It was a pure, extended Davis Cup moment, the kind that a fan of the competition would point to as an embodiment of all that is unique, and unrivaled, about the world’s second most popular international team competition. Roger Fed—er, make that Switzerland, represented by Roger Federer, was a set

It's not every day you see one player forsake the traditional post-match handshake at net, only to then have second thoughts and reach out—only to be slighted by the foe initial blown off. That's just what happened after Guillermo Garcia-Lopez beat Lukas Rosol 6-4, 7-6 (7) in Bucharest today:

NOTTINGHAM, England (AP) Karolina Pliskova of the Czech Republic came late to the Nottingham Open and avoided an early exit on Monday. Saving the only break point she faced, Pliskova served superbly to outlast Anastasija Sevastova of Latvia 6-7 (5), 6-0, 6-2. She accepted a wild card only last week