PARIS (AP) — The Latest from the French Open (all times local): 11:55 p.m. Pablo Carreño Busta said he had a bit of a stomach problem and that is why he was visited by a doctor during his fourth-round victory at the French Open. Carreño Busta downplayed the issue after

Another Slam, another win over Aryna Sabalenka for Amanda Anisimova. After stunning the world No. 11 in Melbourne, the 17-year-old lost one just more game in their meeting on Thursday at Roland Garros. With a 6-4, 6-2 win she advances to the third round to face Irina-Camelia Begu, having only

HAMBURG, Germany -- Roger Federer rallied to beat Daniel Brands 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 Wednesday at the German Tennis Championships in his first match since his second-round loss at Wimbledon last month. Using a bigger racket for the first time, Federer served three aces in the opening game but still lost

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) With the kind of 2015 Serena Williams had, and her form so far at this Australian Open, it begs the question: Does it really matter who's across the net from her in Saturday's final? Angelique Kerber is the only player who can answer that now. The No.

NEWPORT, R.I. (AP)—Top-seeded John Isner had an overpowering serve all week at the Hall of Fame Tennis Championships and it didn’t desert him in Sunday’s final. Isner became the first top-seeded player to win the title in the 35-year history of the tournament at the International Tennis Hall of Fame,

Ever since the 2024 Australian Open draw was released, everybody has been looking forward to a potential semi-final showdown between Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic. These two played three times towards the end of the 2023 season, and the Italian won twice. Not many players have done that to Djokovic,

Ever since Jim Courier rode his to the No. 1 ranking, the inside-out forehand has become a staple shot in pro tennis. Although few players today take the tactic to the extreme that Courier did, many still like to dictate action from the backhand side of the court with their

Each week, Baseline will take a look at a player who has thrived at one of the stops on the ATP and WTA tours during their career. (All photos: Getty Images)

Throughout 2017, we’ll discuss the themes of the season with three former players and current tennis commentators: Jimmy Arias, James Blake and Mary Carillo. Roland Garros, the venue and indigenous name of the season’s second Grand Slam tournament, is the topic of our latest conversation. James Blake: When I watched

Normally a tennis player will tighten up while serving for a match, or for a set, or when he or she gets to a tiebreaker. It’s rare, however, to see one become so nervous about getting on the scoreboard that she struggles to hit the ball over the net. But

PARIS(AP) That Serena Williams is again the top-ranked player in the world, having sunk as low as No. 140 with injuries in 2006, speaks as much to the unsettled nature of women's tennis as to her own formidable strengths. Fact is, no single player has emerged to fill the vacuum

Mornin'. Y'all know that the press, especially here in the UK, can be especially tough, and that's especially true for women players. The oft-repeated question in the presser for any woman who's lost a tough match is, "Does this loss really hurt?" The next question frequently is, "Does it hurt

On October 21, 2007—13 years ago to this day—David Nalbandian pulled off the first and still only Big 3 sweep, beating Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic at the same tournament. It all went down at the ATP Masters 1000 event in Madrid (then called the Tennis Masters Series),

Each Monday, legendary tennis coach Nick Bollettieri takes over TENNIS.com with #MondayMotivation—an inspirational quote than any tennis player can learn from. Adverse conditions and situations will only be made worse if you lose your temper or concentration. The only way to succeed—on or off the court—is to remain grounded, and

Has a tennis player ever said that he likes the fact that Wimbledon follows so hard on the heels of the French Open? For decades, pros and fans and supporters of sane scheduling have wished for more than two paltry weeks between these very different major tournaments. Yet as soon

Given the abundance of talent that commands our interest at or near the top of the ATP, it’s easy to overlook just how loaded the tour’s Top 50 is these days. To that end, let’s take a look at 10 players who failed to make the cut for London (excluding

It’s crazy how quickly great players can turn a slump into a streak. After cursing the clay multiple times in both Madrid and Rome, the world No. 2 has found his footing Paris, and there might be a big reason why. “As soon as I came here, these balls are

Ion Tiriac, the former manager and coach of Boris Becker, says he is not sure how effective his former pupil will be as a coach to Novak Djokovic. "I don't know if Boris is a good coach," the billionaire former player told German newspaper Bil am Sonntag, saying he did

Howdy. Well, I’m back from a four-day weekend at Little View Farm, our country place in rugged, game-rich Andes, our Catskill Mountains hideout. I spent a lot of time mowing hay (although I kept breaking the shear-bolt on the tractor’s PTO—if you’re a farm boy, write!) and did a fair

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) Top-seeded Simona Halep eased to a 6-2, 6-0 win over Daniela Hantuchova at the Dubai Tennis Championships on Tuesday. Except for six double faults, Halep put on a solid performance, saving the one break point she face, which came in her opening service game. ''I