With the end of Roland Garros, the Grand Slams are finished for the year. But the show, as always in tennis, goes on. Or, in this case, the men’s show goes on. With the WTA’s fall tournaments in China canceled, the ATP is the only game on TV this week.

With a tournament as intimate as the ATP Finals, there are bound to be as many exciting off-court moments as on-court. From bloopers to showing off, the players clearly had a lot of fun while in London for the year-end tournament. Novak Djokovic, especially, had fun during the tournament, impersonating

With the destination of the Davis Cup determined, the professional tennis season has come to a close. Thus, we begin our look back at 2017, a memorable year on and off the court. Our Top 10 On-Court Moments, and our Top 10 Off-Court Moments, will remind you of everything that

After abiding in the shadow of Suzanne Lenglen, in life and death, Simonne Mathieu quite asserted herself at Roland Garros in 2019. She had some help, as the French Tennis Federation saw fit in 2017 to name its new, garden-style show court after Mathieu. The court's creation included placing it

With the destination of the Davis Cup determined, the professional tennis season has come to a close. Thus, we begin our look back at 2017, a memorable year on and off the court. Our Top 10 On-Court Moments, and our Top 10 Off-Court Moments, will remind you of everything that

Rafael Nadal says he did not mind being assigned to Court Suzanne Lenglen instead of Court Philippe Chatrier—the biggest show court at Roland Garros—for his first-round match at the French Open. There was surprise when the Spaniard, who is the world No. 1 and an eight-time champion, was scheduled to

At the Night with Novak event held Down Under, Aussie sports stars came out for a fundraising exhibition benefiting the Novak Djokovic Foundation and entertaining fans in Melbourne and the world over. At one point, Olympic wheelchair tennis champion Dylan Alcott took to the court against Djokovic to show off

Did you know some of the stars on the ATP tour have music skills? It's come to light this week that both Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Juan Martin del Potro posses the art of song. In Paris, Herbert did a fan Q&A where he revealed his worst on-court experience (a kick

INDIAN WELLS, CALIF.—The best courts at the Grand Slams are, in no particular order of preference, Margaret Court Arena at Melbourne Park, the Grandstand at the U.S. Open, Court 3 at Wimbledon, and Court 2 at Roland Garros. They share many of the same traits. Each is either the third-largest

LONDON (AP) — Boris Becker was declared bankrupt by a British court on Wednesday after the former tennis player failed to pay a long-standing debt. A lawyer for the six-time Grand Slam champion pleaded with a Bankruptcy Court registrar in London for a last chance to pay a debt that

With the destination of the Davis Cup determined, the professional tennis season has come to a close. Thus, we begin our look back at 2017, a memorable year on and off the court. Our Top 10 On-Court Moments, and our Top 10 Off-Court Moments, will remind you of everything that

Well, at least Novak Djokovic's on-court moves are impeccable. His off-court ones... could use some work. The recently crowned US Open champion stars in an ad where he's takes part in a talent show for seniors. Though a rather odd thing to do, the 31-year-old Serbian puts forth his best

Robin Soderling (13), Sweden, vs. Roger Federer (2), Switzerland Dinara Safina (1), Russia, vs. Amelie Mauresmo (17), France Andy Murray (3), Britain, vs. Stanislas Wawrinka (19), Switzerland Court 1= Venus Williams (3), United States, vs. Ana Ivanovic (13), Serbia Fernando Verdasco (7), Spain, vs. Ivo Karlovic (22), Croatia Tomas Berdych

Rising American prospect Catherine “CiCi” Bellis continues to show why she is an exciting and skilled player. A few weeks ago, she pushed Caroline Wozniacki on Roland Garros’ red clay. This past week, she played her first grass-court tournament as a professional and reached the semifinals at the Mallorca Open.

Players are really starting to gear up by hitting the practice court more and more, and showing off their daily strength and conditioning workouts. Here are the Top 5 photos for Thursday. 1 Matteo Berrettini

The always-entertaining Gael Monfils moved into the quarterfinals of the Miami Open last night with a three-set win over Grigor Dimitrov, 6-7 (5), 6-3, 6-3. Though most well known for his high-flying trick shots and superb athleticism, the Frenchman can get down with some moves on the practice court too.

ROME (AP) — Just in time. Novak Djokovic raised his first trophy of the year at the Italian Open on Sunday and showed that he's back in top form exactly a week before the French Open starts. After missing a large portion of the season because he wasn't vaccinated against

Pity poor Suzanne Lenglen—or her court, anyway. While Court Philippe Chatrier has had a makeover, and fans and players have been wowed by the new Greenhouse arena on the other side of the grounds, Lenglen has just been...Lenglen, the same curvy concrete second show court that it has been since

NEW YORK—Fans cramming the very top of Louis Armstrong Stadium clung to the rails as Sloane Stephens dangled on the edge of danger on the court below. Facing a 2-4 third-set deficit against 110th-ranked Mandy Minella, a skittish Stephens dug in, drew strength from the supportive crowd, and showed survival

Players wanting to stare down or glare at a line judge at the Australian Open after a close or contentious call will have difficulty doing so this year. There won't be any. In a Grand Slam first, there will be no on-court line judges on any of the tournament courts