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We’re getting there. February, traditionally a time of respite, went in like a lamb and came out like something of a lion. This past weekend Roger Federer and Grigor Dimitrov closed the month with potentially significant 500-level titles in Dubai and Acapulco. At the very least, their wins serve as

The 2014 U.S. Open men's and women's singles brackets will be drawn today at noon EDT in Flushing Meadows. Peter Bodo and Richard Pagliaro will be at the ceremony to reveal, in real time, the matches of significance and news of importance—and give their reactions. Follow their tweets here, and

WATCH: The Break: Wimbledon's 'All White' Rule Gets An Update

LONDON—For the last two years, the standard question before every women’s Grand Slam has been a simple one: Can anyone beat Serena Williams? That's still a question worth asking, of course, but there’s more to the WTA at the majors these days, when you consider Serena’s recent early losses at

Dominance comes in many different forms. In the last few years, the ATP has shown a tendency towards parity among the game’s elite, with four top players vying for the sport’s biggest titles. On the WTA, Serena Williams has proven that, at her best, she is simply a cut (or

In our “Rally” here the other day, I suggested that the French are in desperate need of a male player to win the French Open—something that hasn’t happened since Yannick Noah’s stunning upset of Mats Wilander in the 1983 final. It wasn’t just a delightful surprise to see Noah, a

Alex de Minaur’s done it again! The Aussie rallied back from a set down to defeat Germany’s Alexander Zverev 5-7, 6-3, 6-4 at the United Cup on Saturday, leveling the tie at 1-1 to keep the host nation’s hopes alive. Germany and Australia will face off in the deciding doubles,

WATCH: The Break: Rafael Nadal pulls out of Wimbledon, sending Nick Kyrgios into first Grand Slam singles final

WATCH: The Break: Daniil Medvedev may have to denounce Vladimir Putin to play Wimbledon

HONG KONG (AP) Venus Williams comes to Hong Kong hoping she can get a ticket to Singapore. Williams enters the Hong Kong Open knowing that a strong showing here can put her name back where it used to be a mainstay - the season-ending WTA finals for the world's elite.

The Break: Sam Stosur retires—from tennis

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WATCH: Roger Federer returns to Wimbledon | The Break

All figures from DraftKings Sportsbook. Kenin has enjoyed a phenomenal run in Melbourne. She’s a tough out who never backs down. But when it comes to facing Barty, there’s simply a talent discrepancy. The Aussie is one of the most naturally gifted players in the game, and she’s playing for

WATCH: Tennis Channel Live breaks down the US Open Women's singles draw

When Elena Rybakina was broken at love to start her first-round clash with Karolina Pliskova Tuesday night at the Australian Open, one wondered how that might set the tone going forward. If anything, the game was simply a blip on the No. 3 seed’s radar. With the two soon engaging

WATCH: Novak Djokovic's Kosovo Message, Explained | The Break

Following her three-set rally in the first round of the French Open, Serena Williams stated, "This isn't the Serena I have been practicing with or that I see every day." On Thursday at Roland Garros, that 'other' Serena showed up. Williams defeated qualifier Kurumi Nara, 6-3, 6-2, blasting 36 winners