PARIS (AP) After one real struggle and a second inconsistent performance at the French Open, Rafael Nadal felt a lot better and played a lot better in the third round. At last looking like the guy who's dominated Roland Garros since 2005, the top-seeded Nadal bullied Antonio Veic of Croatia

Stefanos Tsitsipas overcame an inspired Taylor Fritz, as well as a serious case of the Mondays, as he claimed a thrilling 4-6, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 victory to return to the quarterfinals at the Australian Open. In a match full of momentum swings and displays of dazzling tennis, it was

WATCH: Halep made a winning return to the Citi Open, having last played the event in 2017.

Novak Djokovic roared back from 5-2 down in the first set to defeat inspired Frenchman Quentin Halys, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (5), and reach the quarterfinals of the Australian Open lead-up event in Adelaide. It’s the 211th ATP quarterfinal of Djokovic’s incredible career. “It was a great performance from my opponent

WATCH: Kyrgios' doubles success quickly translated to singles with a run to the BNP Paribas Open quarterfinals.

On Day 1 of the Australian Open, defending men's title holder Rafael Nadal meets Jack Draper in the third match on Rod Laver Arena. The winner is guaranteed to play an American in the second round. Brandon Nakashima will be that guy, if he can find a way past countryman

WATCH: Novak Djokovic discusses Carlos Alcaraz's stardom

WATCH: Jannik Sinner defeats Roman Safiullin in the 2023 Wimbledon quarterfinals match point

Current Ranking: 1 W/L: 51-5 Titles: 6 (Adelaide, Australian Open, Roland Garros, Cincinnati, US Open, Paris) Grand Slam Record: 27-1 ATP Finals Appearance: 16 Best Result: W (2008, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2022) Even with his litany of records, after all his superlative performances, is it possible that Novak Djokovic

PARIS (AP) — The Latest on the French Open (all times local): 6:15 p.m. Tournament director Guy Forget says it is possible that the women's singles final at the French Open could be delayed a day because of the rain that has jumbled the schedule. Forget says that he would

Bernard Tomic claim Chengdu Open; Aryna Sabalenka wins Wuhan Open:

WATCH: Tennis Channel Live make their men's and women's singles picks for Roland Garros.

Dominika Cibulkova hurled herself into a forehand with such force that her blond braid bounced off her back and was draped over her forehead by the time she finished her follow through. Pouring passion and every bit of power from her 5'3" frame into each point, a fearless Cibulkova toppled

Good morning all. I spent a second day at the Aegon Championships at Queen's Club yesterday, and again have a selection of my pictures for you on this link. I don't have time to write much today, because there's a strike on London Underground, and that means that my usual

Each day during the U.S. Open, Richard Pagliaro will preview three must-see matches—and offer his predictions. (For the men's Day 1 Three to See, click here.) Louis Armstrong Stadium: Lucie Safarova (15) vs. Melanie Oudin Head-to-head: Safarova leads 2-0 Set aside the fact that Safarova is 90 spots higher in

Each day during the U.S. Open, Richard Pagliaro will preview three must-see matches—and offer his predictions. Arthur Ashe Stadium: Kim Clijsters (23) vs. Laura Robson Head-to-head: First meeting The euphoria of her Olympic mixed-doubles medal run with Andy Murray may have subsided, but Robson still has the tools to pose

Sometimes stories twist in the most unexpected ways. Suffering from pain in his left wrist, Juan Martin del Potro has been forced in Indian Wells to resort largely to a slice backhand. One would predict consequently poor results — I once heard a commentator bafflingly yet aptly describe del Potro’s

Handed a tough first-round opponent in the shape of Maria Kirilenko, Venus Williams survived a mid-match lapse in concentration in Cincinnati today, defeating the Russian 6-3, 6-7 (5), 6-2. It could and perhaps should have been 6-3, 6-3. Kirilenko, like Williams, was a doubles medalist at the London 2012 Olympics.

I believe it was the great Buster Poindexter who once sang, “Me mind on fire, me soul on fire” in his seminal 1987 classic “Hot Hot Hot,” and it was a similar sort of delirium that seemingly set in on Daniil Medvedev as faced Fabio Fognini on Wednesday. Stumbling off

LONDON (AP) For Caroline Wozniacki, just winning a Grand Slam match these days would be nice. The former No. 1-ranked player came into Wimbledon unseeded at a major for the first time in eight years and with a world ranking of No. 45, her lowest since 2008. Faced with a