Former world No. 8 Diego Schwartzman has joined the chorus of players who will soon hang up their tennis racquets. The 31-year-old Argentine announced Sunday that 2024 will be his final full season on tour, before what he hopes will be a farewell at his home event in Buenos Aires

There's nothing like a dog's love and support to help get you through. For CoCo Vandeweghe her precious pet is a beautiful white darling named Duchess—who you may have seen before.

In London Episode 2 of Advantage Omar, Omar Miller explores the home city of Wimbledon even farther. First stop, food, coffee and hookah at Drunch, a restaurant owned by a Syrian-Brit. Next, Miller ran into an old friend from college, and tagged along with her to a beauty salon. The

In the wake of the news that this week will mark the first in ATP history that no players in the Top 10 possess a one-handed backhand,* Tennis.com offers a look back at a 2023 series counting down the 20 most impressive one-handers, and how their combination of beauty and

Hong Kong is one of the many beautiful stops on the tennis calendar and the women this week are taking advantage. Though Naomi Osaka would withdraw from the International tournament, she made an appearance.

INDIAN WELLS, Calif.—CoCo Vandeweghe made a quick visit to Indian Wells in between her rehab and training regime. While still off the tour with a foot injury, the American helps preview the BNP Paribas Open by talking all things Indian Wells, from the beautiful site to the eager fans, and

Thierry Ascione is retiring from professional tennis, reports the ATP. The 29-year-old Frenchman, who reached a career-high of No. 81, played his last event this week in Metz. "Right before and right after the match it was really emotional," he said. "I had a beautiful career. I knew from the

Rafael Nadal was all smiles this past weekend as he enjoyed a beautiful day away from the courts. The 20-time major champion hiked in Mallorca with his wife Maria and friends. Meanwhile, Elina Svitolina was back to her usual shenanigans on Instagram. These are the Top 5 posts from this

1. She Loves That Shakira Video. “I think Rafa’s very lucky, because Shakira is an artist. She’s great, but so is Rafa—he has a good personality, fantastic body. It’s a good mix. They could dance and make a beautiful video with a fantastic song.”
2. Her First Crush Was .

Following Wimbledon, a ton of players have had a chance at a mid-season vacation. They've been hitting beautiful beaches all over the world this week. Here's their best snaps. Donna Vekic headed home to Croatia.

Claude Monet's house is located in the French countryside in a small town called Giverny. The famous French impressionist painter lived there for 43 years. Alongside Mary Carillo, explore the location where Monet was inspired by his beautiful flower gardens.

Novak Djokovic says that he looking for another big name coach following the recent split with his entire team, but isn't in a rush. In Madrid, Djokovic spoke to the press for the first time since announcing that he is no longer working with his coach Marian Vajda, his trainer

WATCH: Haddad Maia's breakthrough season continued in epic fashion up north with a runner-up finish in Toronto.

This past weekend, Daniil Medvedev returned to the winners’ circle with his triumphant run in Vienna. It was a special tournament beyond the end result. For the 2021 US Open champion was playing his first event since becoming a father after wife Daria gave birth to a baby girl on

INDIAN WELLS, CALIF.—It looked like a beautiful day for tennis here this morning. There was sun. There was blue sky. There was heavy traffic heading toward the courts. There were mountains to frame it all. Granted, there was also wind, branch-whipping wind, and a forecast for rain later. But that

The stars spent the day being active, on the court, in the gym and atop the mountains. Beautiful views were captured and a simple message of always being yourself radiated positivity throughout the internet. These are the Top 5 photos for Thursday. 1 Alexander Zverev

We are back in action on the beautiful terre battue in Paris. Before taking the court, the world's top players were able to see the city and, of course, the iconic Tour Eiffel—which can be spotted from many of their hotel balconies. These are the Best Looks of the Week:

Only one photo has emerged of Roger Federer and Mirka attending friends Alexandre Arnault and Geraldine Guyot's wedding on the beautiful Venice island of San Giorgio this past weekend. Aside from casually strolling into the event alongside fellow icons, Beyonce, Jay-Z, Pharrell Williams and Omar Sy, fans spotted an interesting

It looks like Hubert Hurkacz will be rolling into the US Open with major champion-like energy. The Pole will be pulling up to the last major of the year in New York with a strikingly beautiful evergreen McLaren GT, which is the lightest and quickest vehicle in its class. Needless

The first in an occasional series about the glories and nightmares of tennis competition. For pro ball, see my post on David Nalbandian (yes, David Nalbandian) at ESPN.com. The club I belong to is about as “city” as tennis clubs get—there’s nothing “country” about it. It’s wedged between an outdoor