While the ultra silent atmosphere at this week’s Battle of the Brits in Roehampton leaves a little to be desired, the quality of tennis does not. When the point is over, and the blasting echo from the tennis ball finally fades, it’s so quiet you can almost hear the players

With 10 of the world's Top 100 men out—including world No. 2 Rafael Nadal, the defending champion, and No. 4 Roger Federer—this year's US Open has more of an up-for-grabs feel than ever before. From rising stars to seasoned veterans, everyone will be eager for the opportunity to seize the

1. USE YOUR HEAD There’s so much to like about Martina Hingis’ style of play, but my favorite thing about her game is the way her brain is always churning. She’s constantly looking for holes in her opponent’s game and trying to figure out what she can do to pull

The French Open is here and you can check out the preview of the doubles side of things over at TENNIS.com. Doubles Take looks back at the players who won the last warm-ups before the main event. AN ENCORE PERFORMANCE During the first half of 2018, it seemed that Oliver

Grigor Dimitrov may have had a mercurial relationship with his racquets in the Istanbul final in May (a spectacle no one will forget anytime soon). But his partnership with Wilson is deeper than meets the eye. Though the former No. 8's ranking has dropped a bit this year, he upset

Caroline Wozniacki is in the position—enviable or not, depending on your point of view—of being both the top seed and a dark horse pick for the Wimbledon title. But as other women falter and fall, Wozniacki played another solid match to defeat Jarmila Gajdosova, 6-3, 6-2, and move on to

There is a time and place for everything. Today at Indian Wells was not the time or place for Ernests Gulbis, who absorbed a brutal third-round beatdown at the hands of Novak Djokovic. In a match more lopsided than a slam dunk contest between Ivo Karlovic and Dominika Cibulkova, Djokovic

Swiss star Stan Wawrinka announced that he will not play the remainder of 2017 as he recovers from impending knee surgery. There were plenty of supportive comments for the defending U.S. Open champion.

You already know "The Twelve Days of Christmas"—so we're doing something a little different this year. Throughout December, we'll highlight 12 things about the 2014 PowerShares Series, a competitive tennis circuit featuring legendary icons and world-renowned champions beginning on February 5. For our day-after-Christmas Q&A, we spoke to 14-time Grand

Morning, all. Here's your daily gathering-place for tennis talk during play in Monte Carlo. As is usual when in Crisis Center mode, we ask that participants keep the talk focused on tennis while the matches are going on. After the day's play is over it's OK to go off-topic. We'll

Wimbledon is in the rear view mirror, but for some, it's just getting started. Released three days before the close of this year's Championships at the All England Club, "Wimbledon"—the new hip-pop single from the duo Rich White Ladies—packs rapid-fire lyrics and off-speed humor into nearly four minutes of name-dropping

Roger Federer says that, among other things, his improved backhand and stronger mentality is helping him when playing Rafael Nadal. On Sunday, the 19-time Grand Slam singles champion defeated Nadal in the final of the Shanghai Masters, 6-4, 6-3. Federer still trails Nadal 23-15 in their career meetings, but it

Tennis Australia is in talks with the WTA about creating an equivalent women's competition of the ATP Cup, and looking at building a second arena for Brisbane. "The ATP Cup is the first step in that and now we are in great talks with the WTA about a new concept

On Saturday, Aug. 17, we’ll get a rematch between Andrey Rublev and Jannik Sinner at the Cincinnati Open. Just last week, Rublev came away with a surprising 6-3, 1-6, 6-2 win over the world No. 1 in Montreal. In that match, Sinner looked like he was battling a couple of

Marketa Vondrousova, the 2023 Wimbledon champion, will take a few months off the tennis tour because of continuing problems with her surgically repaired left shoulder, she wrote Thursday on social media. "Patience and time are my priorities right now, but I believe it will all be worth it," Vondrousova posted.

Perfumes and skin care and makeup, oh my! Iga Swiatek's partnership with Lancôme cosmetics is reaching new heights. On the eve of her return to the Mutua Madrid Open, the world No. 2 and defending Madrid champion debuted new imagery from her latest foray with the beauty company, a partnership

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) Andy Murray prepared to fly out Saturday to return to his London home for the first time in nearly two months, defeated in the Australian Open semifinals but not deflated from the experience. Murray has been the beaten finalist the past two years at Melbourne Park, failing

Nick Bollettieri thinks this could this finally be Andy Murray's year at Wimbledon, but first he has a few reminders for the Scot. I would hate to jinx it for Andy Murray, but if he can play his game, Great Britain’s major-title drought could end this year. Greats like Rafael

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