As the draws wind down, Doubles Take is back with the latest in team play at the Australian Open. The “Murray Slam” watch is officially over as Jamie’s winning streak in mixed doubles came to an end yesterday. Aussies Storm Sanders and Marc Polmans beat the top-seeded Murray and Chan

Tennis passed an interesting milestone when Novak Djokovic won the Australian Open last February. The win represented the 35th Grand Slam singles title gathered by the group commonly known as the “Big Four”—Djokovic, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Andy Murray—which is one more than the number of titles gathered by

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 sixth triumph in the French capital. Previous Rewinds: 2010 | 2008 | 2007 | **2006 | 2005 Nadal’s journey

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 11th triumph in the French capital. Previous Rewinds: 2017 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012 | 2011 | 2010 |

We have now exceeded the 1000-comment limit on today's original CC post, so, posting with extreme trepidation, in light of today's typepad problems, here is an overflow Crisis Center to accommodate the rest of today's US Open commentary from the Tribe. Seeds Anna Chakvetadze, Maria Kirilenko and Feliciano Lopez are

Rod Laver has long been a fixture at the Australian Open—his name is on the main stadium, after all. But, increasingly, the tennis legend has been weighing in on the current state of the game, from the present stars, to the up-and-comers, to the latest rule changes. The Rocket offered

What a remarkable year it was for Angelique Kerber. The 28-year-old German won the Australian and U.S. Opens, and was the runner-up at Wimbledon. She supplanted Serena Williams as the No. 1 player in the world in the process, and ended the year ranked first. For much of the WTA

After Steve Darcis stunned him in the first round of Wimbledon, two-time champion Rafael Nadal refuses to blame the loss on a knee injury even though he appeared a bit hobbled in the third set. It was Nadal's first-ever first-round defeat in 35 Grand Slam events. The Spaniard, who won

Ravi Ubha, who is reporting for TENNIS.com during the Australian Open, caught up with Thomas Drouet, coach of Wang Qiang. On Friday, Wang upset Serena Williams in three sets; the world No. 29 had lost 6-1, 6-0 to the 23-time Grand Slam champion in their previous match, at the 2019

Felix Auger-Aliassime has been on fire during the indoor hard-court season this year, winning back-to-back ATP 250s in Florence and Antwerp the last two weeks, and today—after defeating Carlos Alcaraz, 6-3, 6-2, his second straight win over the world No. 1—moving through to his third final in as many weeks

As an action-filled 2021 Australian Open nears its end, it’s easy to focus heavily on all the great tennis that’s been played. Engaging early rounds. Upsets and comebacks. Contenders advancing, champions continuing. But on TC Live today, Tennis Channel analyst Lindsay Davenport addressed a much bigger theme that will likely

By Rosangel Valenti, TW Contributing Editor Please use this as your gathering-place to discuss today's tennis. Apologies for the brevity of today's post - I am on my way to Paris this morning, and had minor technical issues before leaving home. Airport wi-fi is a wonderful thing! I hope to

Fed By Rosangel Valenti, TW Contributing Editor Good morning. This will be today's thread for discussing the tennis action in Rome, or for the WTA event in Berlin. Today's Order of Play in Rome on Stadio Pietrangeli has Novak Djokovic against Steve Darcis, James Blake against Andreas Seppi, and Juan

I'm having DSL installed at the farm today, so until I can get up and running there, use this as the thread for Indian Wells match calling today. That's about it for now - enjoy the tennis!

Hi all. With the women's singles final starting shortly, here's today's place for discussing the tennis at Melbourne Park. This will be Dinara Safina's second Grand Slam singles final, and Serena Williams' thirteenth. After today, the winner will be number one in the world. History suggests that it will be

YESTERDAY (July 8) Austin Aces d. Springfield Lasers, 19-17 In the league's first nationally televised match on Tennis Channel this season, Andy Roddick's hometown team picked up the first win in franchise history over the Springfield Lasers on Tuesday night. Roddick got the team off on the right foot as

'Morning. This is today's Watercooler thread, for discussing today's matches, other tennis-related stuff, and the occasional OT. Heidi will be posting a new Deuce Club thread later in the day, so please save any extensive OTs until then.

Corentin Moutet has been withdrawn from the Rolex Paris Masters after testing positive for COVID-19. "Thanks to @fftennis and @rolexparismasters for the invitation," Moutet wrote on Instagram on Tuesday morning (translated from French via Google Translate). "Unfortunately, I cannot honor him more than one match having contracted the coronavirus ...