McGrogan's Heroes Caroline Wozniacki: It's tough to imagine the Dane enduring more criticism these days, but she would have if not for a massive comeback in Sydney. Trailing 4-0 in the third set of her opening match—against Dominika Cibulkova, who upset Wozniacki last year at Wimbledon—the world No. 1 won

PARIS (AP)—Robin Soderling is saving his energy at this French Open. The 2009 runner-up won 20 of the first 22 points Wednesday during a 6-0, 6-1, 6-1 victory over unseeded American Taylor Dent that took only 71 minutes and put Soderling in the third round at Roland Garros. “Of course,

Ahead of Wimbledon this year, Venus Williams (re)launched her YouTube channel. Call it a digital grass-court prelude. Then she took a pair of straight-sets losses, in singles and in mixed doubles alongside Frances Tiafoe. The pair had been viable title contenders. Now she's speaking to her early exit from action

Tennis, perhaps more so than any other sport, is guilty of anointing players as “the next great thing” far too early. Players these days are peaking in their late 20’s and early 30’s, which gives 17-year-old Zachary Svajda plenty of time to prepare his ball-striking skills for the physical brutality

The Davis Cup final will take place November 24-26. Belgium is seeking its first-ever Davis Cup trophy.

Citi Taste of Tennis was back at it again for the second Legends Series cooking session celebrating Women's History Month. On Thursday, former world No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki was joined by renowned chef and Taste of Tennis favorite Adrianne Calvo. Just two years ago, the American chef headlined the Miami

Each day of Wimbledon, Baseline will sum up the action with a photo gallery of the top surprises. 1 Sharapova Struggles

When raindrops fall onto Roland Garros’ red clay this year, umbrellas will open up, but not a roof over court Philippe Chatrier. So far, the only real weather hiccup has been Alexander Zverev's match with Fernando Verdasco, suspended overnight at one-set all due to rain and darkness. (Rome champion Zverev

HALLE, Germany—If Wimbledon is the storm, Halle is the calm that comes before it. At least for Andrey Rublev. Peace and quiet: it’s a state of being we all seek from time to time. After spending weeks in major cities like Madrid, Rome and Paris, Rublev finds refuge in the

Three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka is back in the Top 50 following his appearance in the final of Rotterdam, even though he fell to Gael Monfils. Wawrinka moved up 27 spots to No. 41, the highest he has been since undergoing double knee surgery in 2017. Wawrinka, who has

Mornin', everyone. My own way of marking the arrival of deep summer is pretty simple. On days when going for a run as "early" as 8 a.m. is still a stifling chore, it's here. That's how it was this morning in Central Park - oppressively humid and hot. The up-side,

93054487 Mornin', everyone. Gael Monfils is in the BNP Paribas Masters final, where he'll face Novak Djokovic - and attempt to advance the robust tradition of French players punching through to take this much-valued title and the emblematic queen of all indoor events. I was happy to see that the

G_193 By Rosangel Valenti, TW Contributing Editor Good morning. This is the Tribe's regular daily space for general tennis talk, and match-calling. You can use this post to go off-topic too. I spent yesterday at Queen's Club again, to see the quarterfinal action. From a spectator's point of view, the

While Wimbledon qualifying began Monday at Roehampton, familiar faces were on the grounds of SW19 a week before main-draw action gets underway. Among the champions spotted: Novak Djokovic. The 24-time major winner is in a mad dash to be fit for the grass-court major after suffering a torn meniscus in

NEW YORK, NY -- The world’s top tennis players and chefs will serve-up a kickoff to the US Open at the 13th Annual BNP PARIBAS TASTE OF TENNIS, to benefit New York Junior Tennis & Learning. One of summer’s most anticipated New York nightlife events, BNP PARIBAS TASTE OF TENNIS

LONDON (AP)—Andy Murray won twice Thursday to reach the Queen's Club quarterfinals, defeating Nicolas Mahut 6-3, 7-6 (4) in a suspended match and then beating Marinko Matosevic 6-2, 6-2. Defending champion and fifth-seeded Marin Cilic of Croatia saved a match point and swept the last five games to down Spanish

After winning his record eighth Roland Garros title, Rafael Nadal admits that he wasn’t positive that his knee would hold up when he returned to the tour in February after taking seven months off to rehabilitate his injury. “I am a positive guy,” he said. “But the doubts are part

Four unforced errors in the first five points by Gilles Simon in his quarterfinal with Roger Federer was an obvious giveaway that the Frenchman was not feeling right. That made it 1-0, with a service break to Federer, and when the Swiss got his second service break to lead 3-0,

We should have known from the start, the very start, that it was going to be a touchy, as well as sweaty, day for Juan Martin del Potro. On the first point of his match with Mardy Fish this morning, Fish hit a forehand winner that landed on the sideline.

PERTH, Australia -- Novak Djokovic shook off jetlag to beat Andreas Seppi 6-3, 6-4 on Monday to help Serbia beat Italy 2-1 at the Hopman Cup then avoided injury after the match when a courtside barrier collapsed while signing autographs. Djokovic was signing autographs when the divider fell. It hit