Grand Slam champions always look their best—their happiest and most relaxed—when they’re making the rounds with the winner’s trophy the day after a major final. You've seen the pictures: Rafael Nadal lounging on the Arc de Triomphe, Roger Federer smiling at the top of the Empire State Building, Victoria Azarenka

Alexander Zverev has expressed an interest in working with fellow German Boris Becker, but says the six-time Grand Slam champion would cost more than he could pay at the moment. The 19-year-old, currently the youngest player in the Top 50, took Rafael Nadal to five sets in the third round

• TOQUELAND Badgeby Pete Bodo* Mornin'. Feel free to use this as your thread to follow the action in the far-flung corners of the tennis empire today and tomorrow. Today we'll take a little detour that will be of interest to many of you. A few weeks ago, we celebrated

Since the US Open, Garbine Muguruza has been enjoying interests outside of tennis. This weekend, the two-time Major champion enjoyed professional golf at the 2021 Ryder Golf. While some tennis players enjoy a round of gold, including Rafael Nadal, Muguruza decided to hang back and watch the professionals. The Ryder

Good morning. Today the last two Round Robin matches in Shanghai are being played. First Gilles Simon plays alternate Radek Stepanek. The second match of the day is the one that's meaningful, however. It's probably the most interesting match of the Group so far, as it's between its two highest-ranked

Boris Becker, now the head coach of world No. 1 Novak Djokovic, has quit his job as BBC commentator because of potential conflicts of interest. Becker has worked for the BBC during Wimbledon since 2002: "I can't analyze games on television and then the next day be a coach," Becker

Roger Federer says that despite winning just one title this season, 2013 was not a “lost year,” and adds that the criticism against him isn’t justified. “In the circumstances, it was actually an interesting season,” Federer told the website of his sponsor, Credit Suisse. “It’s no joke being injured, of

Mornin' , Tribe. Before we roll into our reminder about the Suicide Pool being run by our friends over at Talk About Tennis, I want to remind all of you who are interested in taking part in any of the TW gatherings that may happen during the French Open in

The zebras are coming. We knew it would be interesting when Adidas decided to collaborate with designer Yohji Yamamoto’s Y-3 label for this year’s French Open apparel. Part of the collection has been revealed, and it’s a whole lot of animal print:

While fans love to watch the big events—like Wimbledon, Indian Wells, ATP Finals, etc.,—variety is the spice of tennis life. Interesting styles of tournaments that deviate from the norm makes the sport fun, just take one look at the explosive Laver Cup. Another such team event, World TeamTennis (WTT), just

While the country's focus is on college basketball and March Madness, some former and current WTA players were more interested in the pro league, attending Miami Heat and Los Angeles Lakers games; two sides of the country that, coincidentally, hold the first two ATP Masters 1000s of the year. Living

Wednesday night looked to be just another day in the office for world No. 1 Novak Djokovic as he swept aside Tomas Berdych in Miami, 6-3, 6-3. He’s into yet another semifinal at the hard-court Masters tournament, where’s aiming to win his third consecutive title. But things finally got interesting

Former world No. 5 Tommy Robredo has been honored for his foundation work and invested interest in promoting wheelchair tennis. The Spaniard was given the 2018 Arthur Ashe Humanitarian Award during the ATP Finals in London. “I’m very happy with the ATP. I wasn’t expecting that prize,” Robredo told the

James_Blake Mornin' everyone. It must be clay-court season because it's been cloudy and drizzling rain for four solid days now here in New York. Weather is, of course, is the default topic when two or more people are unable to come up with a more interesting or subject. It's not

6a00d83451599e69e20128756fd99c970c-120wi Hi, everyone. I want to get this Watercooler post up quickly so you can start talking about today's tennis. It's a brief one, because in a few minutes I'm posting an item on a new feature at Tennis.com that ought to be of interest to many of you. Please

Another weekend was spent in quarantine, but the players are making the most of their time at home. One ATP player got a little competitive when playing at-home tennis, and another had a pretty interesting weekend by the jacuzzi. These are the Top 5 photos from this past weekend. 1

Pilot Pen is citing the poor economy as it drops its $2 million sponsorship. The tournament begins Sunday and is anxiously courting replacements for next year. Director Anne Worcester says interested companies include ones dealing in insurance, financial services and consumer goods. Each will get a tailored tour next week.

INDIAN WELLS, Calif. (AP) — Billie Jean King is selling World TeamTennis 42 years after the tennis icon co-founded the league that features men and women competing together. King said Monday she has sold her majority interest in the league to Mark Ein and Fred Luddy. Ein is the founder

It’s hard to imagine two top players whose styles contrast more than Serena Williams' and Agnieszka Radwanska's. It’s almost as if the world No. 1 and No. 4 play different sports—one is all-powerful, the other all-finesse. Which can make their match-ups a little strange; points between them can be interesting

Andy Murray' still one of the favorites to win the US Open, but his mom is busy finding the next Andy Murray in Scotland. On Saturday in Edinburgh, children ages 8-10 will compete in Andy's Mini Murray Day. The event's goal is to boost children's interest in the sport. The