"I'm always a fan of watching shows where they interview people, and getting to know people through their different stories, challenges, what got them to success [and] their turning points."—Victoria Azarenka, host of the podcast Think About It Given all that Azarenka has experienced throughout her professional tennis career, the

Roberta Vinci has revealed that she will likely retire after the 2016 season. The 32-year-old, who stunned Serena Williams in the semifinals of the U.S. Open, said she is thinking about ending her career. “For me, next year is the last, probably I don’t change my mind but you never

In the final episode of Victoria Azarenka’s “Think About It” podcast, the two-time Australian Open champion discusses the brain's optimal cognitive performance with guest Dr. Rahul Jandial, a neurosurgeon and neuroscientist. “From the inception of this show, I knew I wanted to talk to a brain surgeon, so I was

In episode four of her new podcast series "Think About It," two-time Grand Slam champion Victoria Azarenka and Dr. Rupy Aujla examine the importance of a holistic approach when it comes to health. After an atrial fibrillation scare when working at the hospital, Dr. Aujla realized something was wrong. But

“Everything is working,” Karolina Pliskova’s coach, Conchita Martinez, said when she visited the Czech after the first set of the Rome women’s final on Sunday. If Martinez was exaggerating to make her player feel better, it was only by a tiny bit. Everything really was working for the coolly commanding

Serena Williams has thrown more than her fair share of temper tantrums over the years, with her vocal assault of a lineswoman during her loss to Kim Clijsters in the 2009 U.S. Open semifinals the most notorious. But the man with most notoriety for his outbursts doesn’t think she been

In the debut episode of her podcast “Think About It”, two-time Grand Slam champion Victoria Azarenka revealed the project cuts a lot deeper than interviewing informative guests. “My goal as a parent is to be able to help my son, to create that foundation of things that I've learned,” she

Every athlete has a unique story about how they discovered their sport, and how sport has helped enrich their life. In episode five of Victoria Azarenka's podcast "Think About It" she discusses the power of sport with guest Robin Arzon. "We haven't met physically, but I have been with you

Petra Kvitova, a two-time Wimbledon champion, lost to Johanna Konta in her second match at Eastbourne and admits that she’s trying to regain confidence. “I think that I'm kind of feeling that I am playing well, even though I kind of lost some of the matches in a couple of

Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley and Shanghai tournament director Charles Smith come out in favor of faster surfaces. Tiley told The New York Times that in general courts have become too slow. “I think it has gone too much one way and the tournaments need to correct it,” he

Grigor Dimitrov tells CNN that he is tired of being called “Baby Federer.” “You know, all the comparisons, I think that I definitely want people to stop with that,” the 29th-ranked Bulgarian said. “Of course we have some similarities here and there. I’m flattered with that and actually, I thought

NEW YORK (AP) Serena Williams heard about Andy Roddick's foot fault from the other night. Guess whose side she's on. ``I think a foot fault counts only after you hit the ball, so I don't know. It's always kind of shaky to call it,'' Williams told ESPN while on hand

DOHA, Qatar -- Seventh-seeded Simona Halep of Romania won her first title of the year with a 6-2, 6-3 victory over sixth-seeded Angelique Kerber of Germany in the Qatar Open final on Sunday. It's the seventh career title for Halep, with the other six all won last year. "I think

Lleyton Hewitt, who will retire at the end of the 2016 Australian Open, spoke highly about the young crop of Australians, and their potential to win major titles. “I think Nick [Kyrgios] and Bernie [Tomic] are in a decent position now, the next three years, to have a real crack,”

Rafael Nadal says his recent dip in form does not have him considering retirement, with the Spaniard adding he is still motivated to keep playing on tour. "For sure, there is more behind than in front of my career," he said in Montreal. "But I don't think about retirement. Day

Grigor Dimitrov says he is the person who pushes himself the most, and that his goal this season is to reach the Top 20. Currently ranked No. 34, three spots shy of his career high, the 21-year-old Bulgarian is producing his best season on tour. “I think the toughest expectations

Garbine Muguruza says that 23-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams is likely to return to the top of the game next year. Williams just gave birth to a baby girl and has said she plans to play at the Australian Open. “I think she will return to competition and she

Croatian Ivan Dodig complains about the behavior from fans of Bosnian Damir Dzumhur, after he retired from their second-round Australian Open match. Dodig is an ethnic Croat who was born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but the Bosnian-Australian fans in Melbourne were on Dzumhur's side. “I think this was not a

French Open champion Maria Sharapova says that the red clay courts in Madrid are not playing as quickly as they did last year, when matches were played on blue clay. “I've been practicing here for a few days already,” she told reporters. “Well, I think we all know that last