NEW YORK (AP) — It's too loud under the U.S. Open roof for Rafael Nadal. Even though the U.S. Tennis Association tried to lessen the noise in Arthur Ashe Stadium after the retractable cover's debut during last year's tournament, there was still quite a bit of ambient sound when the

The Davis Cup men’s tennis competition has been canceled this year because of the coronavirus pandemic and will pick up again in 2021. Matches were scheduled for this September and the Davis Cup finals were set for November in Madrid. Now the World Group I and World Group II preliminary

Canada's Rebecca Marino took the biggest step of her comeback at the qualifying of the Rogers Cup in Montreal, winning against No. 69 Vera Lapko before she fell against No. 53 Qiang Wang in the final round. The 27-year-old Marino quit tennis in 2013 because she was experiencing depression, but

After being extended wild card invitations, former world No. 1 Kim Clijsters will not compete at upcoming events in Miami or Charleston. Having resumed training following a bout with COVID-19, Clijsters announced on social media that her progress isn’t far enough along to resume her third WTA stint.

Post-match reaction from Francesca Schiavone: "I prepared the final mentally and tactically very good. I was so concentrated on my serve. I try to don't look nowhere, but just to feel my play and try to be aggressive as much as I could. "This means that everybody has the chance

“After this, as I usually say, it’s very strange, but here (Roland Garros) it’s magic. It’s magic. It’s a place where I feel really good, and, yeah, I can go beyond myself and play a type of tennis I wouldn’t even think of. Even today before the match, how people

PARIS—Eugenie Bouchard, who lost in the first round of Roland Garros, says she still cannot figure out why she isn’t playing better. The No. 6 seed reached the semifinals in Paris last year, but has only won one of her previous nine matches. She lost to world No. 44 Kristina

So much of Andre Agassi's life has been spent in the public eye - the various highs and lows, on and off the court, during his transformation from tennis brat to elder statesman - that it was possible to wonder how much more there was to be said about it

Rafael Nadal says he is not in top form going into the U.S. Open, but will be looking to improve during the tournament. In an interview with digital newspaper El Espanol, the Spaniard said he is not 100 percent, but is ready to compete. He will be playing just his

BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Rafael Nadal looked closer to his clay-court best again as he beat David Ferrer 6-3, 6-3 on Thursday to reach the quarterfinals of the Barcelona Open. The 11-time Barcelona champion saved four of five break points and broke four times in what could have been his

DALLAS (AP) — J.J. Wolf rallied for a three-set victory over No. 2 seed Frances Tiafoe, and John Isner won his 500th career tiebreaker in another straight-sets win in the quarterfinals of the Dallas Open on Friday. Top-seeded Taylor Fritz held on to beat No. 7 seed Marcos Giron 7-6

In any other part of the season, earlier-than-expected exits at back-to-back tournaments might be a concern for him. But Novak Djokovic has traditionally gotten better and better as the clay-court season goes on, and after falling to Dusan Lajovic in the quarterfinals of Banja Luka on Friday, he made his

MATCH POINT: Osaka defeats Gauff in Cincy

Simona Halep says Serena Williams’ loss of the No. 1 ranking position presents bigger opportunities for herself and other WTA players. Williams’ reign lasted three and a half years before Angelique Kerber supplanted her two weeks ago, just after the U.S. Open, with the German capturing two Grand Slams this

TURIN, Italy (AP) — Tennis great Roger Federer voiced concern Saturday for missing Chinese player Peng Shuai. Peng, a two-time Grand Slam champion and former No. 1 in doubles, disappeared after making allegations of sexual assault more than two weeks ago against former vice premier Zhang Gaoli. "She's one of

"I thought I could do without but I was wrong," he wrote on his Twitter account. "Surgery went well... I'll be back in no time."

NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) The long hair is long gone, the denim shorts have faded to memory, and there was Andre Agassi accepting induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame on Saturday with an overdue affection for the sport he once resented and a rejection of the ``Image is everything''