WTA stars across the world put their best fashion feet forward this week. Here’s a rundown of some of the best looks. The world No. 20 from Russia stepped out in China during the Tianjin Open:

With the result never in doubt, Rafael Nadal won the French Open for an unprecedented 11th time, defeating Dominic Thiem 6-4, 6-3, 6-2. This justifiably earned him many congratulations on Twitter.

On Sunday, the Miami Open showed its support for the LGBTQ community with Pride Night.

1 Petra Kvitova shined in orange for a L'Occitane en Provence campaign.

In a year that dealt tennis observers a good many surprises, mavens such as Maria Sharapova and Roger Federer were missing for much of the season, inciting a certain parity in the fashion field. Even so, here are the carefully curated best of the best: 8 Alize Lim arrived in

Bianca Andreescu has added a major brand to her burgeoning business empire: the 2019 US Open champion is the newest Cadillac spokesperson. “I believe anything is possible,” Andreescu posted on Instagram.

Roger Federer is back on the practice courts and hitting in Monte Carlo, indicating that he plans to play the Masters event as scheduled. The No. 3-ranked Federer withdrew from Miami with a stomach bug, and has not played since undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery two months ago.

INDIAN WELLS, CALIF.—Roger Federer was thrashed by a player ranked outside the Top 20 in the main stadium here. A few hours later, Rafael Nadal was beaten just as badly by a brash young upstart. The previous month, the two greats had been expected to reach the final of the

“Sports are the reward of a functioning society,” Sean Doolittle, a pitcher for the Washington Nationals, said on Sunday. “And we’re trying to just bring it back, even though we’ve taken none of the steps to flatten the curve.” For many U.S. sports fans, Doolittle’s words felt as true and

In Part II of our interview, U.S. Davis Cup captain Jim Courier discusses the additions of Andy Roddick and James Blake to the PowerShares Series, his vision of expanding the circuit internationally, and Jimmy Connors' split from Maria Sharapova. (Part I of the interview is here.) Jonathan Scott: Who do

The Biggest Questions for 2019: Who will finish No. 1 in the WTA?

This week I'm going back 40 years, to tennis in the tumultuous year of 1973. On Monday I wrote about the men's boycott at Wimbledon; yesterday I covered Arthur Ashe's trip to South Africa. Today we switch to the women, who were going through their own tennis revolution that season.

(Ed. note - I'm off to Fort Lauderdale in a few hours, but I wanted to get this post up before I left. When I heard that Matt Van Tuinen,, one of my favorite PR guys in tennis, is going to be working with Venus and Serena Williams on their

LONDON (AP) — Everyman's everyman was back at Wimbledon on Wednesday, only instead of facing Roger Federer on Centre Court in singles, Marcus Willis was playing doubles. And instead of losing, he was winning. The straight-out-of-a-movie-script British tennis club instructor was ranked 772nd in the world a year ago when

Another pro tennis player has joined the mommy club. French Open champion Anastasia Myskina gave birth to her first child, a boy, on Monday evening in a Moscow hospital. The baby weighed in at a healthy 3.6 kg (7 lbs 15 oz) with a length of 54 cm (21 ¼

SAN JOSE, Calif.(AP) James Blake easily beat Florent Serra 6-4, 6-3 to advance to the quarterfinals of the SAP Open on Thursday. Blake has never won the tournament but it's the fourth time he's reached the quarterfinals. The third-seeded Blake last reached semifinals in the tournament in 2003. `I thought

WIMBLEDON, England (AP) Maria Sharapova, a three-time Grand Slam champion, was not the player receiving the unconditional adulation from the fans at Wimbledon on Friday. That distinction went to her British opponent, 17-year-old left-hander Laura Robson. However, Sharapova got the 7-6 (4), 6-3 win in the second round on Court

The Baseline Awards are back with a look at the noteworthy accomplishments of 2021.

On Friday, world No. 10 Hubert Hurkacz earned a massive, 7-6 (4), 6-7 (5), 6-1 win over the red-hotNick Kyrgios. Now, Hurkacz has a semifinal match-up against world No. 7 Casper Ruud at the National Bank Open in Montreal. These two met at this year’s French Open, where Ruud came

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