Madison Keys says she switched coaches because she wanted a more full-time presence. The 20-year-old was working with former No. 1 Lindsay Davenport, as well as Davenport's husband Jon Leach and Lisa Raymond. But Davenport, a mother of four and commentator for the Tennis Channel, could only help Keys on

Eugenie Bouchard says she is not ready to share whether or not she will play the Australian Open. The 21-year-old has not completed a match since withdrawing with a concussion at the U.S. Open, after she slipped and fell in the locker room. The Canadian, now ranked No. 48, is

Based in Portugal, photographer Pedro Mendes is capturing the later rounds of the ATP's Estoril Open for TENNIS.com. He can be reached on Twitter at @pedromendes, or at pedromendes.com.

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Craig O’Shannessy grew up like any other young tennis fanatic. He would run home from school each day, then run to the courts so he could get in as much play as possible before the sun set. There were plenty of courts, including 25 made of grass, in his hometown

NEW YORK—"At the end of the day, it was really a fight and a battle." For once, those words, which were spoken by Genie Bouchard after her late-night win on Thursday, weren't just clichés. Bouchard had been to the semifinals at the Australian Open and French Open. She had reached

He describes himself as someone who was “born to compete”—hardly a surprise when you understand just how much he appreciates wielding a tennis racquet. He sends back strikes that can disarm opponents, warns Roger Federer, who has experienced it first hand. His forehands are out of this world, and at

WATCH: Collins pushed Swiatek to three sets at the Omnium Banque Nationale earlier this summer.

The first Wednesday of Wimbledon in 2013—forever to be known as Wimblegeddon—was famous for its carnage. Six current or former No. 1 players were ushered out of the tournament that day, which ended with Roger Federer’s earliest defeat at a Grand Slam—in the second round—in nine years. The first Thursday

The admirable Michael Chang is celebrating an immensely important anniversary today that in many ways defined who he is. On the fifth of June in 1989, the then-precocious 17-year-old American displayed his steely resolve, immense heart and a large supply of gumption as he confronted the sport’s preeminent player in

This week in the Rally, Richard Pagliaro and I discuss the recent resurgence of the one-handed backhand on the men's side, and its potential ramifications down the road. ** Richard, Stan Wawrinka’s win in Australia was, among other things, the capstone on a year-long resurgence of the one-handed backhand among

In his (even) more ornery days, John McEnroe had the same complaint about each of his partners in the broadcasting booth for the U.S. Open final. It was a simple one: From Bud Collins to Mary Carillo, he believed that none of them were qualified to be there. “How can

Paris —It was an old-fashioned knock-down, drag-out brawl in the red dirt on a bluebird day between two flawed players on one of the world’s most well-conceived tennis courts. It lasted only three sets and a modest two hours and 14 minutes, and when it was over Dusan Lajovic, the

*102345330 by Pete Bodo John Isner put it best, in the brief on-court interview when play was suspended because of darkness today at Wimbledon, with Isner and Nicolas Mahut (Ma-hoo) deadlocked after the second day of their now 10-hour match, at 59 games all. That's a set of 118 games,

DOHA, Qatar (AP) Top-ranked Victoria Azarenka of Belarus shook off a lingering ankle injury to win the Qatar Open on Sunday, routing Sam Stosur of Australia 6-1, 6-2. Azarenka earned her 17th straight victory and first title since replacing Caroline Wozniacki atop the rankings after winning the Australian Open. It

Maria Sharapova and Serena Williams' react to Frenchmen's Gilles SImon's opposition to equal prize money. "We women have fought so long to get equal prize money," No. 1 Sharapova said. " It was a big challenge and nobody really supported us. It's been a few years since we've gotten that.

Larry Scott, speaking to TENNIS.com in a telephone interview this morning, gave two reasons for his decision to resign as chairman and CEO of the WTA Tour: A grueling travel schedule that kept him from his wife and three young children, and impasses that prevented the WTA from merging with

The WTA fined Dubai Tennis Championships organizers a record $300,000 Friday after Israeli player Shahar Peer was denied a visa by the United Arab Emirates, and U.S. star Andy Roddick later said he wouldn't defend the title he won there last year. ``I really didn't agree with what went on

PARIS(AP) One point from an early exit at the French Open, one point from another disappointing Grand Slam defeat, Venus Williams avoided focusing on any such negativity. I wasn't thinking,'' she said of that crucial moment.Not at all.'' The third-seeded Williams smacked a backhand to erase that match point

PARIS(AP) Rafael Nadal called on the International Tennis Federation to stick up for players against the World Anti-Doping Agency's out-of-competition drug-testing rules. Nadal has criticized the rule in the past, and did so again Friday at the French Open. `I know that drugs is not an easy matter to deal