In celebration of the weekend starting, let's take a look at some of the cutest, interesting and most feel good videos and photos that were seen circulating social media platforms this week and that are guaranteed to finish the week on a high note. Without further ado, let the good

The vice president of Tennis Emirates expresses frustration with their inability to develop good pros. Dubai hosts two premier WTA and ATP tournaments, but has no players of note. "There is a lot to do but it's not being done and this is unfortunate," Abdul Rahman Falaknaz, told the Gulf

Each day this week, Peter Bodo will review action from the Rogers Cup tournaments in Canada and preview upcoming matches. These "Good Morning Canada" posts will be published around 10 am EST, and we encourage you to discuss the day's play—along with Pete's thoughts—in the comment section below. Yesterday: By

Grigor Dimitrov has split with his coaches from Magnus Norman's Good to Great Academy in Sweden, but hasn't decided if and when he will hire another coach, TENNIS.com has learned. Norman said in a statement that their relationship had ended because Dimitrov was spending more time training in Los Angeles

People in tennis like to talk about players who are “good for the game.” When we do, we typically refer to the sport’s entertainers, its characters, its quirky figures, the ones who may not win Grand Slam titles but who can put fans in the seats. During the George Floyd

John Isner has been hitting the talk show circuit in the United States, having become famous overnight because of his record-breaking match against Nicolas Mahut. Isner appeared on 'Good Morning America' on Monday and read David Letterman's 'Top 10' list the same night.

Elina Svitolina is off to a good start with new coaching consultant Justine Henin after defeating Garbine Muguruza to reach the quarterfinals of Dubai. The 21-year-old trained with Henin during the off-season, and a week ago officially announced that the seven-time Grand Slam champion would be accompanying her to some

MADRID (AP) — Rafael Nadal's good run preparing for the French Open has suddenly hit a speed bump. Nadal's quarterfinal loss to Alexander Zverev at the Madrid Open on Friday came as an unexpected setback in a week in which the king of clay said he was feeling good about

World No. 1 Novak Djokovic is through to the quarterfinals of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships after a stellar performance on Wednesday, the same day that his good friend, Maria Sharapova, announced her retirement from tennis. “It was a great performance, I enjoyed [it],” Djokovic said after routing familiar

Victoria Azarenka says she was bothered by her back injury during her straight-sets defeat to Irina-Camelia Begu in Rome. Though she noted that Begu is a good player, particularly on clay, the Belarusian indicated that she was hampered on court. “I was trying, but it didn’t work,” Azarenka said at

Marion Bartoli forever marches to her own beat—and that's a good thing. The tennis community is lucky to have had her in its midst since her age 6. Now, 22 years later, she says she is done with the sport, that her Achilles heel and hips and back and more

Novak Djokovic's coach, Boris Becker, said the pair have established a good relationship and plan to continue their partnership. Becker has worked with the world No. 1 since the start of the year and helped the Serbian win Wimbledon. However, Djokovic was defeated at the Australian Open by Stan Wawrinka,

PARIS—American Jack Sock, who will play Rafael Nadal in the fourth round of Roland Garros, is good friends with young Australians Thanasi Kokkinakis and Nick Kyrgios, both of whom lost in the third round. Kokkinakis, 19, lost to world No. 1 Novak Djokovic, while Kyrgios, 20, was beaten by No.

Peter Bodo reviews action from Cincinnati and preview upcoming matches in his "Good Morning Cincinnati" posts. We encourage you to discuss the day's play—along with Pete's thoughts—in the comment section below. Yesterday, WTA: Simona Halep is having one heck of a week in Cincinnati. Two days ago, she knocked Wimbledon

Ivo Karlovic is off to a good start as a 40-year-old, winning his first two matches since turning that age a couple of weeks ago. Declaring that "40s are the new 30s," the 6'11" Croat beat his 22-year-old countryman Borna Coric to reach the third round of Indian Wells. Karlovic

WASHINGTON (AP)—Venus Williams says LeBron James would look good in a Miami Heat uniform. Williams spoke at the National Press Club Wednesday promoting her new book and James was one of the topics she touched on during a question-and-answer session. The Florida resident endorsed the Miami Heat as a new

Sam Groth and Nicole Gibbs are giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at the world of professional tennis all year long in My Tennis Life. To read more updates from Sam and Nicole, go to tennischannel.com. Hey everyone, My first tournament back on hard courts was a good one. It was