Taylor Fritz and Sam Querrey squared off in the first all-American final in Eastbourne, England. After a grueling and ambitious clay-court schedule in 2019—one that saw him play eight straight weeks—Fritz soon took to the grass courts in preparation for Wimbledon. Having reached his first ATP Tour final back in

The women's final is all set, while the men are almost there. Here's your daily dose of Doubles Take.

If the last decade-plus has taught us anything about Wimbledon, it’s that the grass rewards the players with most lethal weaponry, though players with a little variety can make some hay, too. Here’s a look ahead at the contenders for this year’s trophy: 1 Garbine Muguruza The defending champ’s been

This weekend of semifinal action brought two highly-anticipated Fed Cup ties and so far it’s been all about the Czechs, winners of five of the last seven trophies.

In the past few days Serena has shifted from 9 to 1 to 7.5 to 1, while Ons Jabeur has moved from 100 to 1 to 48 to 1. Wimbledon is less than one week away, which means it’s time to look at some futures odds. Once again on the

INDIAN WELLS, Calif.—A year after coming back to the tour from knee surgery, Stan Wawrinka is playing down his ability to challenge Roger Federer in their third-round meeting at Indian Wells. But Federer, who is 21-3 against Wawrinka, believes his Swiss compatriot may be ready to return to the game's

Yess, there is a God!!!! It looks like the ATP has pulled the plug on round-robin. Here is the release, hot off the presses:

It's winter vacation season, so I'm kicking this OT thread off with a quick report on my trip to Belize. We had a wonderful time because this small Central American nation is slightly off the beaten path, and so we didn't have to deal with some of the unpleasant baggage

Dan Weil, who wrote that touching Tennis Life column on choking in the last issue of TENNIS, read my recent post suggesting that the frequent characterization of tennis as “civilized boxing” is a sorely bankrupt cliché. He makes an interesting point in this note: The subject made me think of

Ash Barty fans, rejoice! The 2021 Wimbledon champion is set to make her return to the All England Club for the first time since her victory—in Legends’ doubles, that is. Former world No. 1, whose sudden retirement in 2022 shocked the tennis fans and broke hearts around the world, will

WATCH: Ram and Salisbury finished runner-up at Turin's inaugural staging of the ATP Finals last week.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP)—Novak Djokovic rallied from a break down in the first set to win his fourth Dubai Championships title in five years on Saturday, downing third-seeded Tomas Berdych 7-5, 6-3. The top-ranked Djokovic extended his unbeaten streak this year to 13 matches, which included his third straight

Nothing passes as quickly and quietly as the future. With that said, here's a look at the best of the past week's off-court tennis news—with a nod to what lies ahead. ISNER TAKES A DIP John Isner seized the Houston clay-court title over the weekend, downing Nicolas Almagro in straight

Andy Murray complains about the ATP ranking system and seems to support Rafael Nadal’s belief that the tour should use a two-year ranking to protect standout players who become injured. Players who are injured for six months or more can use a protected ranking to enter tournaments, but that does

BEIJING -- Top-ranked Victoria Azarenka beat ninth-seeded Marion Bartoli 6-4, 6-2 Saturday at the China Open to set up a final against Maria Sharapova. Sharapova cruised to a 6-4, 6-0 semifinal victory over seventh-seeded Li Na of China. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga of France advanced to the final when Feliciano Lopez retired

A blink-and-you-missed-it coach during this year's American hard-court swing for Maria Sharapova, Jimmy Connors got ESPN's vaunted 30 for 30 treatment this week. This tennis legend, often referred to as a boor or a poor sport or a firebrand (or far worse, as evidenced un-bleep-ingly late in the film of

Rafael Nadal has once again criticized the stricter version of the time-violation rule that was implemented last year. Nadal was twice called for a time violation during his third-round match in Monte Carlo against Teimuraz Gabashvili, and shook his finger at umpire Pascal Maria after being called when serving at

In 2013, Andy Roddick finished one match short of winning his first Mylan WTT championship. A year later, Roddick’s desire to lift the King Trophy has grown even stronger. The former world No. 1 will play his eighth season of Mylan WTT for one of the league’s two new franchises,

Nick Kyrgios, who is missing Davis Cup play this weekend, has confirmed he will play Indian Wells. The Australian was hoping to play against the Czech Republic, but had a bone stress injury to his back that wasn’t quite healed. "My back's a lot better and I'm ready to go

In discussing Serena Williams, Chris Evert addressed some of the 19-time Grand Slam champion’s competitors, including Caroline Wozniacki. Evert, an 18-time Grand Slam champion who was just named the official ambassador of the BNP Paribas WTA Finals in Singapore, recalled Wozniacki’s 7-6 in the third loss to Williams last year