He's experienced close calls throughout each of his 12 Roland Garros title runs. But every time, Rafael Nadal has ultimately shown a killer instinct. Today, we look back at the Spaniard's sublime run to a fourth successive title in the French capital. Previous Rewinds: 2007 | **2006 | 2005 What

Murray By TW Contributing Editor, Rosangel Valenti Good morning. This is today's gathering-place for discussing what's happening in Paris. Today's planned schedule of play can be found here. Weather Report: Pushing this up today's agenda: I had been making plans to be in Paris today, but decided last night to

Arthur Ashe's time was cut short, but he made the most of every minute. Through the effortless swing of his racquet he broke barriers, garnished attention for the sport and inflicted paramount social change. Growing up in segregated Richmond, Virginia he was motivated by his father to excel in the

He's experienced close calls throughout each of his 12 Roland Garros title runs. But every time, Rafael Nadal has ultimately shown a killer instinct. Today, we look back at the Spaniard's pursuit of a third successive title run in the French capital. Previous Rewinds: 2006 | 2005 Nadal was still

He's experienced close calls throughout each of his 12 Roland Garros title runs. But every time, Rafael Nadal has ultimately shown a killer instinct. Today, we look back at the Spaniard's return to glory in the French capital. Previous Rewinds: 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 Hello from the

Arod Good morning. Please talk about today's tennis in Madrid here. As with all Crisis Centers, we'd appreciate it if you could keep the talk focused on tennis until today's matches are over. Today's Order of Play can be found on this link. Today's match of the day for me

Hi Joel, Today would have been Manic Monday, when all 16 fourth-round singles matches at Wimbledon go off around the grounds. It’s a heck of a way to start the second week, even if it can be tough to keep track of everything that’s going on. Of course, right now

He's experienced close calls throughout each of his 12 Roland Garros title runs. But every time, Rafael Nadal has ultimately shown a killer instinct. Today, we look back at a performance in the French capital that saw the Spaniard match Pete Sampras with 14 major trophies. Previous Rewinds: 2013 |

He's experienced close calls throughout each of his 12 Roland Garros title runs. But every time, Rafael Nadal has ultimately shown a killer instinct. Today, we look back at the Spaniard's return to the French capital after triumphing on his debut a year earlier. Previous Rewinds: 2005 A different kind

He's experienced close calls throughout each of his 12 Roland Garros title runs. But every time, Rafael Nadal has ultimately shown a killer instinct. Today, we look back at the Spaniard's 2013 fortnight in the French capital, which nearly ended in the semifinals and later saw him break new ground.

He's experienced close calls throughout each of his 12 Roland Garros title runs. But every time, Rafael Nadal has ultimately shown a killer instinct. Today, we look back at his 2019 performance, one that saw the King Of Clay walk away with a 12th event trophy in the French capital.

Joel and Van, Is 2020 turning into another 1968? The parallels are hard to miss. Today there are demonstrations in cities across the United State and the world, just as there were in ’68. There’s also a presidential election approaching in which the Republican candidate is calling for law and

Sorana Good morning. The third round at Wimbledon begins today, with play beginning at 12 noon (that's 7 a.m. EST in the US). The matches on Centre Court start an hour later. Today's Order of Play is here. Please use this space to discuss today's tennis. We'd appreciate it if

Nick Kyrgios continued to show why he’s always a threat no matter where he plays—or against whom he plays—in Halle today, battling back to beat Stefanos Tsitsipas, 5-7, 6-2, 6-4, to reach the quarterfinals of the ATP 500 grass-court event. He’s now reached the quarterfinals or better at four of

Each day this week, Peter Bodo will review action from the Rogers Cup tournaments in Canada and preview upcoming matches. These "Good Morning Canada" posts will be published around 10 am EST, and we encourage you to discuss the day's play—along with Pete's thoughts—in the comment section below. Yesterday: It

April doesn't have to be the cruelest month. I wondered earlier this month here at the Daily Spin when it would be that a gay top-flight ATP player comes out during his active playing days. (This is what we've seen to date, really.) We have the answer now on that

Americans James Blake and Ryan Sweeting responded to whether it is unfair for U.S. players to face questioning about why they are unable to match the feats of previous great generations, including those led by John McEnroe and Pete Sampras. "It could be a little bit unfair," James Blake told

"(To) win here means everything to me, no? It's not the moment, honestly ... (to) think today about the 20th,'' Nadal said. "Roland Garros means everything to me. I spent, here, the most important moments -- or most of the most important moments -- in my tennis career, no doubt

Jim Courier tells Tennis Grandstand that while he thinks that players having better representation is a good thing, the current situation isn't exactly dire. "That everyone in this sport, since Billie Jean King and Arthur Ashe and Stan Smith fought for Open tennis, we’ve all been overpaid, grossly overpaid, for