Murray Good morning all. I said in yesterday's post that I'd picked up a cold - today you really don't want to know how I'm feeling. I've decided to stay home from Queen's Club to watch the tennis on TV, and try to be better for the semifinals and final

By Rosangel Valenti, TW Contributing Editor Good morning. this is your regular daily thread for discussing the tennis at Stade Roland Garros. Today's Schedule of Play can be found here. Match Choice: On the men's side, Fernando Gonzalez has a 4-0 career record over Stanislas Wawrinka, all of their encounters

Jannik Sinner, Aryna Sabalenka, Novak Djokovic and more of tennis’ top players are calling on the Grand Slams—the Australian Open, the French Open, Wimbledon and the US Open—to share a bigger slice of the revenue pie. In a letter addressed to the four events’ organizers, 20 players ranked inside the

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Elena Vesnina has made good on her pre-Olympic promise to ROC(k) us. In the hunt for two medals this weekend, the reigning Olympic doubles champion will play for a second gold medal on her 35th birthday after she and countryman Aslan Karatsev edged past Novak Djokovic and Nina Stojanovic, 7-6

Another day, another mass of matches to keep a virtual eye on. After two sessions from Wimbledon, I’ve decided that the upside of watching from home is that you can actually find things out more quickly. This afternoon I learned from ESPN that play had been called for the day

Elina Svitolina began 2021 with a straightforward—if lofty—New Year’s resolution: win every match. “The goals are always quite high,” she clarified during pre-tournament press at the Abu Dhabi WTA Women’s Tennis Open, “but you have to break everything down, focus on every match, and not get too distracted by all

WATCH: Pavlyuchenkova talks through her runner-up finish at Roland Garros.

By TennisWorld Contributing Editor Andrew Burton The first part of each tennis year, encompassing the Australian Open, then Rotterdam/Marseille/Dubai, early rounds of the Davis Cup and Fed Cup, and the two big US hardcourt tournaments, always puts me in mind of the phony war at the start of World War

MIAMI, FL — Alexandra Eala had barely any time to process her history-making run at the Miami Open presented by Itau, but on Sunday afternoon she already had one thing clear: There’s still one more match to prepare for. The big-hitting teenager from the Philippines pulled off one of the

I visited the Pilot Pen in New Haven this week wondering about a few things: do their food stalls deliver? What does wine enthusiast Amelie Mauresmo think of the local dining scene? Was New Haven's beloved Pepe's really the first pizza place in the country? Is Chef Jacques Pépin a

Okay, I'm not supposed to like this on-court coaching thing. I know. But the experiment that has traditionalists apoplectic has borne some strange - and funny - fruit here. Just this morning, in the round table with Larry Scott, CEO of the WTA Tour, he made his case for coaching:

Some of you may have seen Gustavo Kuerten's recent remarks on Pete Sampras and Roger Federer. In case you haven't, Kuerten apparently said Sampras was "much better' than The Mighty Fed. Drawing an interesting comparison to F-1 car racing, a sport I know absolutely nothing about (except that its most

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ROME (AP) — She’s the US Open champion. The highest paid female athlete in the world. And a frustrated Floridian. American tennis player Coco Gauff has never been afraid to use her voice. Not when she delivered an impromptu speech at a Black Lives Matter rally at the age of

LONDON—Wimbledon is no longer the sun at the center of the tennis galaxy, but it still has enough clout to go ahead and do what it pleases. Start the show courts before 1:00 after three days of rain? Not going to happen. Put Isner and Mahut on Centre Court because

Mornin'. This post isn't about Jelena Jankovic. I just needed a picture and didn't want to get my female readers all fired up by posting one of Jim Morrison (read on), and I couldn't bear the idea of going with Wayne Odesnik images for two days in a row (albeit

NEW YORK—With less than a week to go before the US Open, Darren Cahill would have expected plenty of media attention on Jannik Sinner, the player he’s coached alongside Simone Vagnozzi since 2022. The world No. 1 and reigning Australian Open champion ranks high among one of the title favorites

WATCH: Garcia spoke to the media after winning her third title of the 2022 season at the Western & Southern Open.