Andy Murray's comeback documentary, Resurfacing, debuted on Amazon on Friday. The film takes the audience along on Murray's journey back toward the winner's circle: from his labral repair, in January 2018, to his hip-resurfacing surgery, a year later, to his singles return, at the 2019 Cincinnati Masters. It covers a

There's nothing like Paris in the springtime, they say. As these 10 epics—the 10 most memorable French Open matches of the Open Era—show, there's also nothing quite as stirring or sensation as tennis in Paris at this time of year. Agassi and Medvedev had spent the spring of 1999 trading

This year marks the 50th anniversary of TENNIS Magazine's founding in 1965. To commemorate the occasion, we'll look back each Thursday at one of the 50 moments that have defined the last half-century in our sport. Andre Agassi and Andrei Medvedev had spent the spring of 1999 smiling slyly and

Hc by Pete Bodo Well, day one is in the books, folks. And day two will begin with some talk about books. First, though, note that this is a Crisis Center post, which means it will be the place for you to discuss all the U.S. Open action of day

The traditional complaint is that Christmastime in the U.S. gets longer every year. Like hem lengths, the length of the shopping season can be seen as a sign of the economic times. And those times are tough. This year my hometown of Williamsport, PA, may have broken new ground by

MELBOURNE, Australia(AP) Defending champion Rafael Nadal says he had a bad day at the office. He didn't lose, advancing to the fourth round of the Australian Open with a sober outlook. Here's how Nadal summed up his 6-4, 6-2, 2-6, 7-5 win over Philipp Kohlschreiber of Germany. In the first

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A few short months ago, four of the top five junior boys in the world were Americans. For a nation that has gone without a men’s Grand Slam singles champion since 2003, it’s been long overdue for rising talent to produce encouraging results. It’s been an even longer drought to

MELBOURNE, Australia(AP) Roger Federer and other top players have continued their fundraising efforts for Haiti with an auction of autographed rackets used in this year's Australian Open. Two days after the bidding opened, Federer's racket was easily the most sought after, with the latest of 87 bids offering $13,300. The

As the men arrive in Rome, the top players have settled, a little gingerly, into their starting positions for the French Open. Novak Djokovic, after his win in Madrid, is solidly out in front again. Rafael Nadal, after his titles in Monte Carlo and Barcelona, is back in serious contention,

Do you know your racquet's "swingweight"? You should. What’s the right weight for my racquet?” It’s one of the more common questions any prospective racquet buyer asks. Yet the weight of a racquet is just a number. It won’t tell you how it’s going to feel in your hand, or,

Andre Agassi and Andrei Medvedev had spent the spring of 1999 smiling slyly and waving to each whenever their paths crossed. While Andrei the Russian was playing some of the best tennis of his career, Andre the American could take more than a little credit for his success. That April

NEW YORK—It was 9:55 a.m. this morning when Coco Gauff entered Arthur Ashe Stadium, keen to hit balls on the biggest court in tennis for the first time in her life. Rafael Nadal had begun the last five minutes of his practice session. As Gauff dropped her racquet bag on

Okay, this may not be quite enough to make you rush out and find a tutor to each your child Hungarian, but sometimes knowing an obscure language has certain advantages. for instance, you can ignore the subtitles pasted on that obscure film that won the Palm D'bore medal at the

by Jackie Roe, TW Social Director Hey guys. I’ve got a jam-packed post today, so let's get this party started. 1. GVGirl (Karen) reached out to me this week about the Davis Cup tie in Austin in July; she’ll be there and wanted to meet up with other TWibers in

Over the course of their careers, the redoubtable Bryan brothers have touched so many milestones that it has become difficult to keep track of their achievements. The immensely popular American twins have done it all in doubles over an extraordinarily long span, setting records almost routinely along the way, building

With a new tennis season comes…a new comedy duo? Tiafoe & Pegula. Pegula & Tiafoe. The latter has more of a ring to it, in my opinion. Either way you say it, though, these two Americans were the surprise odd-couple hit of the United Cup interview room in Sydney last

So far we’ve discussed, among other things, the players, matches, points, disappointments, and train wrecks of the year on this web site. But what about its phrases? In the age of social media, the players' most memorable bursts, and outbursts, of words become a linguistic shorthand for fans. I mean,

You all witnessed the Melbourne Park massacre; there isn't a whole lot to say about the blunt, conclusive message Serena Williams posted at Celebritybasher.com (sorry, no link available!), on the Maria Sharapova thread (sponsored by Motorola). We went hallway surfing afterwards, and caught up with a few of Serena's accomplices,

Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova will meet in a highly-anticipated fourth-round meeting at the French Open, but the verbal jousting has begun already. Williams, who leads the lopsided rivalry 19-2, was asked by press about her dominance against Sharapova. In her recent autobiography, the Russian attributes it partly to Williams'