Before Reggie Bush became a tennis dad, another famous athlete became immersed in our sport thanks to his daughter's love of the game: Mike Tyson. Mike's daughter Milan started playing at age 3, and by 7 was competing in tournaments. By 9, she was taking four lessons per week. "She's

"Serve + 1" needs to be in every player’s vocabulary, routine and strategy. It’s simple yet effective, and more importantly, maintains the server’s position as the aggressor. But at its core, "serve + 1" is all about three Ps: prepare, predict and plan. The server prepares where they plan to

ROME, Italy—No rest for the world No. 1. Aryna Sabalenka didn’t have to play a match on her Cinco de Mayo birthday, but the Internazionali BNL d’Italia’s top seed was plenty busy as she prepared to campaign for a rare Madrid-Rome double. “Yeah, it wasn't a day off,” laughed Sabalenka,

WATCH: Ruud has attracted his share of attention from the music world this fall: Jin from BTS watched his opener in Seoul.

FLASHBACK: The Spaniard was hampered by injury in a second-round loss to Mackenzie McDonald at the Australian Open.

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Three-time Grand Slam champion Andy Murray said he suffered a significant ankle injury at the Miami Open that he expects will keep him out for some time. Murray said on an Instagram post Monday he had a "full rupture" of the anterior talofibular ligament (ATFL)

Tecnifibre has always prided itself on appealing to dedicated and discerning players. Although perhaps more well-known for its strings, the French brand has been gaining traction with its high-performance racquets. In celebration of its 40th anniversary, the company is releasing two frames targeted at serious competitors with serious game. Dubbed

Ten years ago, Stan Wawrinka snagged the first of three Grand Slam trophies with a victory at the Australian Open. Now, the 39-year-old Swiss has a different kind of shine on him as the new face of jewelry brand Messika's first men's collection. Dubbed "a collection that redefines how men

SITE PROGRAMMING NOTICE This week, due to anticipated heavy traffic, we will be offering daily OT entries. They will be as follows and in order: Monday Net Post Rome Crisis Center 5/8 Wednesday Racket Rome Crisis Center 5/10 The OTher Thread Rome Crisis Center 5/12 Rome Crisis Center 5/13 It

*TWatWTF by Jackie Roe, TW Social Director Hi, everyone! How’s everyone feeling about the Davis Cup final? I was obviously rooting for Gilles today and hoped he’d prove the naysayers wrong. It wasn’t to be, but I’m not complaining. As long as the final stays competitive—and with the day ending

NEW YORK (AP) — Serena Williams was fined a total of $17,000 for three code violations during her loss to Naomi Osaka in the U.S. Open final. On Sunday, a day after the match, the tournament referee's office docked Williams $10,000 for "verbal abuse" of chair umpire Carlos Ramos, $4,000

Tenniscore isn’t a trend, it’s a lifestyle—at least it is when you’re the WTA Tour’s resident cool-girl Elena Rybakina, who showed off her best practice-court-to-brunch-table “tenniscore” style during a recent photo shoot in Dubai. Ahead of her BNP Paribas Open title defense, the world No. 4 took to Instagram to

Watch WTA action from the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells all this week on Tennis Channel Plus. To subscribe, go to BuyTCPlus.com Petra Kvitova and Amanda Anisimova each have two career-altering wins—the Czech in Wimbledon finals, the American on the WTA tour. Anisimova, just 16 years old, has earned