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World No. 1 Novak Djokovic beat Dominic Thiem in two tiebreaks on Saturday, 7-6 (2), 7-6 (4), to reach the final of the Mutua Madrid Open—his first final since winning the Australian Open in January. Thiem had beaten Djokovic in their last two meetings, both on clay, and he also

Venus and Serena Williams have been nearly inseparable for most of their lives. It’s impossible to have a conversation about—or with—either of them without the name of the other popping up within moments. As Rick Macci, the first coach to work steadily with the sisters (other than father Richard Williams)

For a certain generation of tennis fans, the American men were revolutionary. The 1990s were dominated by the games and personalities of US players that collected accolades while garnering household recognition. Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi and Jim Courier were generational talents that took the game to a special place. But

Behind every great shot in tennis, there's a story of a hard work and preparation that enabled the player to his such a pristine winner. You don't have to watch Milos Raonic very long to identify what his signature shot is. That mammoth serve looks so simple yet arrives so

It’s clearly brazen to suggest that Roger Federer had a bummer of a year in 2014. He won five titles (including two Masters 1000 events), a Davis Cup, played two semifinals and a final at the Slams, and slashed his way back up to No. 2 in the rankings—all at

“Disrupt” is an overused word these days, but it’s the best one to use if you’re trying to describe what Stan Wawrinka must do to have a chance of beating top seed Novak Djokovic in the French Open final. Wawrinka has to “play heavy,” as he likes to say, and

The U.S. men's game is in excellent overall shape as the tours settle in for the two March 1000s. The ATP Top 100 is populated with 10 Americans, ranging from No. 10 Taylor Fritz to No. 95 J.J. Wolf. By contrast, Spain—renowned not very long ago for its tennis “armada”—has

NEW YORK—A week that began with sky-high hopes and expectations in U.S. tennis trenches ended on a sobering note on Sunday in Arthur Ashe Stadium, as the first American to contest a US Open final since Andy Roddick in 2006, 26-year-old Taylor Fritz, was soundly beaten by 23-year-old Jannik Sinner.

Like plenty of people from all walks of life, 26-year-old Mitchell Krueger wants to sign up for unemployment benefits to make up for income lost because of the coronavirus pandemic. No luck, so far: Over the past two weeks, the Dallas resident has spent hours hitting refresh on his iPad

Patrick Mouratoglou has spent his tennis coaching career in the throws of the spotlight, from his long tenure with Serena Williams to his work with Coco Gauff, Holger Rune and other players at his namesake academy in the south of France. But, as the 53-year-old reveals this week on episode

by Pete Bodo We're just a little way past the halfway mark in the year, and I thought it might be a good idea to look at some of the ATP statistics. Am I alone in thinking that I'd gladly trade the "Zagat Guide: Best of the WTA" feature on

I can think of at least one person who can’t exactly be thrilled by Victoria Azarenka’s decision to return to competition by taking a wild card into next week’s event at Eastbourne. That would be world No. 4 Agnieszka Radwanska, the tournament’s top seed. The two have met 16 times,

A pair of American Top 10 players stormed through a rainy Monday in Paris as Coco Gauff and Danielle Collins each claimed straight-sets victories to kick off their respective Roland Garros campaigns. Gauff, the No. 3 seed and 2022 runner-up, breezed past qualifier Julia Avdeeva, 6-1, 6-3 in 53 minutes

Tennis in 2019 has led to many an auxiliary storyline, as players fan out across the globe and slip into the pop culture at large. This year alone, Roger Federer properly feted Lindsey Vonn upon the occasion of her final skiing race and Anna Wintour make her maiden voyage to

It's a season of decisions, decisions for Naomi Osaka. Fresh off her choice to sign with Nike rather than re-up with Adidas, even negotiating to be able to show other sponsors' badges on her swoosh-tastic kits, the holder of the two most recent major singles titles vied for has a

Our expert picks are in. Click around on TENNIS.com for our editors' and writers' thoughts on: - Who will reach the men's and women's semifinals, and then win it all? - Which No. 1 seed has the best chance to win - Which women’s seed has the best chance to

Less than a year after his retirement from tennis, John Isner is back on the scene–as a member of the media, that is. On the latest episode of Served with Andy Roddick, the former Top 10 player admits that transitioning to broadcasting so closely on the heels of his competitive

Sunday's fourth-round slate of women's matches was as good as you could ask for, and the players delivered. Catch up on everything with the scores, the scenes and the stories from the Australian Open.