Hollywood heartthrob Paul Wesley is more than an on-screen vampire. The actor is also a self-proclaimed tennis fanatic, who happens to be close pals with Gael Monfils. "I met Monfils through friends, we became buddies, so I started following his matches,” the Vampire Diaries' star told Steve Weissman on Tuesday’s

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

Responding to a challenge from a fan, Andy Murray writes in his BBC column that he's up for facing Serena Williams in a battle of the sexes showdown in Las Vegas. “I have been challenged by someone on Twitter to taking on Serena Williams,” Murray wrote. “I'd be up for

Donald Young, who has only won one match on the ATP tour this season, believes he is on the way back up the rankings. The American, who cracked the Top 40 in the fall of 2011 before his ranking dropped to No. 202 in February, is currently ranked No. 154.

The tank, after many months of turning, has finally set up and taken aim. Can you smell the fear from the rest of the ATP? The tank I’m talking about, of course, is Juan Martin del Potro. That’s what his game reminds me of: something slow-moving, but merciless, machine-like, deadly

Victoria Azarenka has pulled the plug on her season to recover from an assortment of injuries. The former world No. 1 announced she will not play again in 2014 in a Facebook post. "Unfortunately I will not be competing in any tournaments for the remainder of the season," Azarenka said.

What a remarkable year it was for Angelique Kerber. The 28-year-old German won the Australian and U.S. Opens, and was the runner-up at Wimbledon. She supplanted Serena Williams as the No. 1 player in the world in the process, and ended the year ranked first. For much of the WTA