Caroline Wozniacki has landed a spot in Sports Illustrated’s glamorous swimsuit issue for the second straight year. This time, she's going thread-less, appearing solely in body paint.

Why have one opinion when you can have three? As the seeds prepare for action in Toronto today, here’s my take on the most important issues in the world of tennis. Who Is No. 1? How difficult is it going to be for Roger Federer to retain his No. 1

A Catholic youth movement in Poland has dropped Agnieszka Radwanska from its membership for posing nude in ESPN The Magazine’s “Body Issue,” AFP reports. A Catholic group known as Krucjata Mlodych (Youth Crusade) dropped Radwanska last week for what they said was “immoral behavior.”

KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) Some of the top players in tennis expressed disgust Tuesday with the comments made by the now-former director of the BNP Paribas Open tournament in Indian Wells, with Serena Williams also disagreeing with fellow No. 1 Novak Djokovic on the issue of equal pay. Raymond Moore,

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Andy Murray says he does not have any issues with Novak Djokovic, despite his comments following the Australian Open final. Murray had said he was affected by Djokovic's appearance of being tired during the third set, with Murray winning only one more game in the four-set contest. "Everything has been

LONDON (AP) — Svetlana Kuznetsova noticed it. Her coach even complained about it during the second set. But Garbine Muguruza said she was not being coached by her team during Tuesday's 6-3, 6-4 quarterfinal victory at Wimbledon. "It was pretty clear because we all speak Spanish here. She was talking

Czech news agency CTK has issued an apology to Tomas Berdych, saying his name was not among those that showed up in the Panama Papers. The news agency, along with other Czech media outlets, had said an investigation by the Czech Centre for Investigative Journalism showed that Berdych was one

Andy Murray says he is set to play his first tour match back at Brisbane, despite some recurring hip issues. Murray has not played an ATP tournament since Wimbledon, deciding to rest the hip rather than have surgery. The former No. 1 played an unscheduled set at Abu Dhabi this

About 60 players on the men's professional tennis tour have taken part so far in an anonymous, online survey about LGBTQ issues that ATP CEO Massimo Calvelli calls part of a "broader initiative" to create "an environment for players and staff that is inclusive, that is diverse and that is

It’s amazing what a few people in the stands will do, isn’t it? Fill the seats up with civilized, attentive fans, and you’ve got yourself a tournament worthy of being called a season-ending championship, whatever may happen on the court. Or at least that’s the way it's felt for the

MELBOURNE—We know who won and lost, but what went on between the lines, so to speak, at this year's Australian Open? What were the themes and issues that cropped up over the fortnight? There was, to start, player safety. There was the philosophy of rule enforcement. There were the gender

After a photo shoot seemingly directed by Wes Anderson, none other than Roger Federer lands on the cover of Town & Country's October issue, ​​and he has words. Interesting ones, at that, given how much has been written about the man to date. Here are a couple choice quotes: On

Serena Williams, Jane Fonda and Miley Cyrus were among the 40 megastars that graced the cover of British Vogue’s latest “legendary” issue, which was unveiled on social media on Thursday. To mark the end of editor-in-chief Edward Enninful's six-and-a-half-year tenure at the helm of the acclaimed fashion magazine, a massive

BRISBANE, Australia (AP) U.S. captain Mary Joe Fernandez says the Fed Cup format may have to change if the world's best players are to find time in their schedules to take part more consistently in the international women's tennis competition. The United States will be without its top three singles

Former world No. 1 Andy Murray won’t have the opportunity to make an emotional return to the Australian Open next month after determining his recovery from a pelvic issue isn’t far enough along. The 32-year-old will forgoing January plans that included launching his 2020 campaign at the new ATP Cup.

NEW YORK—Yulia Putintseva issued a second apology on social media on Wednesday after a moment from her third-round defeat to Jasmine Paolini went viral for an awkward interaction with a ball girl. Fan footage of the incident appeared to show Putintseva, the No. 30 seed, ignoring the young woman as

LONDON—Alexander Zverev says his confidence is "below zero" following a first-round exit at Wimbledon, also alluding to recent problems with his former agent. The 22-year-old German fell to Jiri Vesely in his opener on Monday, saying he played poorly because of some personal issues in the two days before the

Elina Svitloina is a Vogue Ukraine cover star. In a fall issue that centers female athletes, Ukraine's most prolific tennis player posed for the camera on the front page alongside other prominent sportswomen from her country, fencer Olga Kharlan and high jumper Yaroslava Mahuchikh. The photos accompany an interview conducted