INDIAN WELLS, CALIF.—There’s nothing like a good order of play, is there? As you scan your eyes across, names and matches just keeping pop out at you. “Wow, Gulbis-Tipsy on Court 3?” “I didn’t even know Wozniacki was playing today.” “I wouldn’t mind seeing that Jamie Hampton Su-Wei Hsieh match

The news cycle in the tennis world moves fast—who can keep up? That's where we come in. Each Thursday, Last Year Today will look back at a memorable story from exactly one year ago. The singer Seal will probably go down in history as the man who delivered "Kiss from

The news cycle in the tennis world moves fast—who can keep up? That's where we come in. Each Thursday, Last Year Today will look back at a memorable story from exactly one year ago. Looking for love? Tennis may be your answer. (No, this is not another scoring joke.) The

A tip from the 1970s can fix your contact point today. (AP Photo) The game of tennis has changed a lot in the last 50 years. Still, there’s much that’s the same when it comes to tennis instruction. In celebrating 50 years of TENNIS Magazine last year, we looked back

With his loss to 114–ranked qualifier Federico Delbonis in the Hamburg semifinals today, Roger Federer has lost in back-to-back tournaments to players ranked outside of the Top 100 for the first time since the summer of 2002. World No. 116 Sergiy Stakhovsky upset the 17-time Grand Slam winner at Wimbledon.

Trivia: This is the 800th straight week that one of the Big 4 is No. 1. Who was the No. 1 player on the ATP rankings 801 weeks ago, right before this streak began on February 2, 2004? Check back tomorrow for the answer. The second round gets underway today

This week, TENNIS.com editor Kamakshi Tandon and I are discussing John Newcombe's Bedside Tennis, a collection of anecdotes and observations by the legendary Aussie player published in 1983.

Dayana Yastremska, who very nearly reached the Top 20 herself in 2020, continued to show she belongs right up there with that elite today, battling back to defeat No. 16-ranked Jelena Ostapenko in the second round of Birmingham, 3-6, 7-5, 7-5. Ostapenko was the top seed at the WTA 250

The news cycle in the tennis world moves fast—who can keep up? That's where we come in. Each Thursday, Last Year Today will look back at a memorable story from exactly one year ago. Serena Williams is a complicated person, and her day planner isn't simple either. Lately she has

Several tennis players have expressed concerns about match-fixing at the lower levels of the game, according to a recent report by USA Today. "I think it's illegal and I think it is ruining the reputation of our sport," said Novak Djokovic to the newspaper, which mentioned that the Serb received

Andy Murray, who underwent back surgery in October and has not played since the U.S. Open, is practicing again in Miami. Murray posted a picture of himself on Facebook practicing at Crandon Park Stadium, with the caption: “Sun is shining, back on the courts, today is a good day.” Murray

Watercooler2 Mornin', everyone. Here's a quick post where you can begin your speculations and make your comments on the BNP Paribas Masters, the final 1000-series on the ATP Tour schedule. I'll be spending the next few hours writing a post on Marat Safin, whose career ended yesterday with a solid

The last spots in the second week are up for grabs today. Five major champions are among the players in action: one man (Novak Djokovic) and four women (Sofia Kenin, Petra Kvitova, Garbine Muguruza and Jelena Ostapenko). Djokovic has only lost 10 games in his first two rounds. It’s the

The news cycle in the tennis world moves fast—who can keep up? That's where we come in. Each Thursday, Last Year Today will look back at a memorable story from exactly one year ago. What was life like for Marcus Willis before he became Wimbledon’s darling? We know that the

Twenty years ago today, Andy Roddick did something that no male tennis player has ever done before or since. He didn’t strike a 170-mph serve. Nor did he whip a triple-digit mph forehand. Nor did he earn a victory in an epic match. Roddick on this day hosted NBC’s longstanding

"What you are doing in this court is unbelievable. Not just this court -- throughout your entire career, you've been a great champion,'' Djokovic told Nadal during the trophy presentation. "Today you showed why you are King of the Clay.''