We're answering the 10 biggest questions on the WTA and ATP tours in 2020. The entire list will be rolled out here. Lift the age restriction with this group to 23, and men’s tennis is in good hands. Daniil Medvedev (23), Matteo Berrettini (23) and ATP Finals champ Stefanos Tsitsipas

Are you ready for a good old-fashioned tennis tournament? The WTA returns with three this week. Between them, most of the tour’s big stars, including Serena Williams and Coco Gauff, will be back in action. With Davis Cup and Fed Cup closing out the 2019 season, and the new ATP

[Ed. Note: Peter Bodo is on vacation until March 5th. In his absence, we are proud to present TennisWorld's Greatest Hits (and Misses). We hope you'll find these entries as relevant today as when they were originally posted. --S.] DATE: 8/9/2005 Let me be right up front about this. Everyone

With the stars at one of most tour players’ favorite stops, it was no surprise to see the top eight seeds in a relaxed mood ahead of their Indian Wells campaigns. They all sat down with members of the media for all-access hour on Wednesday. Garbine Muguruza shared the inside

"That's the one good part in this, for me, is that I get to be home with my little newborn son." Sam Querrey joins the show this week alongside co-hosts Nina Pantic and Irina Falconi to talk fatherhood during the corona virus pandemic. Querrey and his wife Abby Dixon welcomed

WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — From where Ons Jabeur was sitting on Centre Court, a spot in the Wimbledon semifinals was as good as guaranteed. The sixth-seeded Tunisian walked into the main stadium at the All England Club on Wednesday to play Elena Rybakina in a rematch of last year's final.

Eighth, and last, in a series on players to watch in 2012, For the last week or so, I’ve been looking at the game’s marquee names and assessing their chances in 2012. It’s been a leisurely ride, but now I must pick up the pace; I’m due in Melbourne in

In her return to the BNP Paribas Open, Caroline Wozniacki has looked vintage in most ways but one. While she was once the featured face of Adidas' Stella McCartney-designed tennis division, the former world No. 1 has found herself wearing the same match kits as her opposition on the court

As Madison Keys strode across Rod Laver Arena on Wednesday afternoon, she led with her grin. It’s a toothy one, and an irrepressible one when she’s happy. At this moment she was very happy. A few seconds earlier, Keys—age just 19, rank just 35—had finished a post-match interview after the

LONDON—At Wimbledon these days, the grass is supposed to be too slow, the balls too heavy, the bleachers too big, the scoreboards too electronic. And it’s true, the world’s oldest tennis tournament doesn’t feel all that old anymore. But even after years of modernization, this morning it still only took

Carlos Alcaraz's Roland Garros victory is now immortalized on his body. Per a social media video posted by celebrity tattoo artist Joaquin Ganga, the world No. 3 has made good on his promise to add a Parisian landmark to his growing collection of body ink that honors his biggest victories.

Retirement looks good on her. After closing the chapter of her competitive tennis career with a sold-out exhibition against Ons Jabeur in Tallinn, Anett Kontaveit toasted retirement with a gltizy gala with familty and friends. The top-ranked Estonian player in history, forced to retire from top-level tennis after Wimbledon this

Stefan Kozlov, 15, nearly defeats Poland’s Michal Przysiezny in a 6-3, 6-7 (9), 6-4 loss at Newport. Kozlov, who reached the Wimbledon boys’ quarterfinals, received a wild card into the event. “In five or six years, I think he will be very good. I wish him all the best,” Przysiezny

Recently I wrote an article about what I’ve learned, and not been able to learn, from watching some of the top male players over the years. That education has mostly come through internalizing their strokes and movements and patterns of play, rather than consciously copying them. For some reason, telling

The ATP’s new year has gotten off to something of a rocky start in Doha. In his first-round match, David Ferrer, after digging a hole for himself in the first set against 167th-ranked Dustin Brown, dug a literal hole in the court with his right foot during a point. Fortunately

Howdy, everyone. Just got back a short while ago from the pre-exhibition press conference, featuring Roger Federer and Pete Sampras. The presser was held at the Essex House hotel on New York's Central Park South, not from from the Parker-Meridian hotel where Pete Sampras so often stayed during the U.S.

On Friday, Serena Williams could not hold back tears as she took to Twitter to raise awareness for her friend and physio Dr. Esther Lee who is battling pancreatic cancer. The 23-time Grand Slam winner announced she has joined team Esther and is looking forward to supporting her good friend

After her 6-0, 6-2 win over Agnieszka Radwanska in the quarterfinals of the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells, Victoria Azarenka alludes to the Pole's criticism of her in Dubai, when she accused the victorious Belarussian of exaggerating injuries and said: "I don't think those kind of behavior is a

“Fabio!” The Australian Open is approximately 20 minutes old and it’s already gone south for Italy’s temperamental Fabio Fognini. He has one fan in the audience on Court 8, a loutish young character with a paste of brown scruff across the bottom of his face, a comically tall Heineken hat