97887204 by Pete Bodo This is no April Fool's joke, held up for 27 days in your spam filter. If you check today's scores from the Internazionali D'Italia you'll see that Roger Federer won his match, 10-8 in the third. He was helped in that effort by doubles teammate Yves

WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — If this turns out to have been the last time the world gets to watch Serena Williams at Wimbledon — and she says she doesn't know, so how could the rest of us? — it would not be how she would want to depart, naturally. Yet

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INDIAN WELLS, Calif.—What happens when two tennis players get married in the off-season? They double up on their honeymoon by tacking on a training bloc in Dubai, of course. “It wasn’t exactly a vacation!” joked Anastasia Potapova, who married ATP pro Alexander Shevchenko in December. “We were practicing every day.

This week TENNIS.com will be featuring one of our blog regulars, Asad Raza, who is in Rome for the men's Italian Open. He'll be writing here a couple times, on the home page, and over at Pete's as well—he's got this thing covered. Here's his first post. Hi Steve, As

WATCH: Badosa reversed a three-game lull to edge past Kerber in two tight sets on Thursday evening.

[Please use this post to continue your deliberations on the first day at Roland Garros - and Tribe member Mariej has sent us her description of the day]. By TW Contributing Writer, Mariej Today was my first day at Roland Garros; I went there with my sister Isabelle. For more

The new King and Queen of Centre Court were crowned during a dramatic finals weekend at Wimbledon, with Carlos Alcaraz taking home his second straight trophy at SW19 and Barbora Krejcikova clinching her second major title in singles. On Sunday evening, the pair were dressed to the nines as they

No Sinner, many a winner Following Jannik Sinner’s Australian Open win and the commencement of his three-month suspension, 13 ATP Tour events have been won by 13 different players. At Indian Wells, 14th-ranked Jack Draper earned his third career singles title and first Masters 1000. An even bigger surprise happened

WINS STILL MATTER: Tsonga was ecstatic when he posted his first victory of 2021 in Marseille.

Sporting discourse is rarely satisfied with the present. One eye is typically on the future, while the other is looking back, ostensibly to contextualize what is currently going on but mainly as an aid to predict what (more precisely, who) is coming up next. Standing out in a tour that

PARIS (AP) — Novak Djokovic pulled out of the Roland Garros with an injured knee on Tuesday, an abrupt end to his title defense and to his current stay at No. 1 in the rankings. “I am really sad to announce that I have to withdraw from #rolandgarros,” Djokovic posted

Tennis players, fans, and media have swarmed to the Big Apple for one last major hoorah at the US Open. But beyond the tennis circus in Flushing Meadows, there’s plenty more to see, do and taste across the city’s five boroughs. If you’re in town for the tennis, your tourist

Late Wednesday night, after arriving in Melbourne around 11:30 p.m. local time, Novak Djokovic’s assumed clearance to play the Australian Open with a medical exemption came into significant question when the Serbian's entry to Australia was delayed by inquiries surrounding the documentation with his visa. Around 8:15 a.m. the following

FLASHBACK: Get to know Zheng Qinwen as she began her rise up the WTA rankings.

NEW YORK—Yesterday we looked at the players and performances that we’ll remember from this year’s U.S. Open. Now it’s time to render a verdict, before it's too late, on those that we’re probably going to forget. I’d even forgotten a couple of them myself before I wrote this. When a

• Edby Pete Bodo* One of the nice aspects of doing this job as long as I have is that the older you get, the more often you come across artifacts and elements from the past that bring a smile to your face. You come across a picture buried in

MIAMI, USA — Amid feel-good breakthroughs and big-name upsets at the Miami Open presented by Itau, 20-year-old Coleman Wong of Hong Kong has grabbed all the headlines. Ranked No. 182 in the world, the wild card clinched the biggest win of his career to date with a 7-6 (3), 2-6,

FedSampras1 By TennisWorld Contributing Editor Andrew Burton Two years ago, I posted a three part series on the career arcs of the Open Era ATP Elite. Today, I'd like to update and extend some of that work, now that the full shape of the decade from 2000-2009 is known. (NB:

With the year's first Grand Slam already well underway, the opening days of the Australian Open have doubled as a tennis fashion showcase. New collections from major tennis labels like Nike and Adidas have been turning heads on the likes of Aryna Sabalenka and Stefanos Tsitsipas, while a few custom