Each day through the first four rounds, Richard Pagliaro will preview three must-see matches—and give his predictions. (12) Vera Zvonareva vs. Kim Clijsters —Head to Head: Clijsters leads 7-3 Veterans meet in this rematch of the 2010 U.S. Open final, which Clijsters swept two months after the then-21st-ranked Zvonareva knocked

The third-round blockbuster between Wimbledon champion Garbine Muguruza and American rising star Madison Keys produced a three-set thriller that had all the trappings of a major final. It was another example of why they could make up the premier power rivalry in tennis.

With the French Open only a few days away, there are questions surrounding the status of some of the best on the WTA Tour and what state they’ll be in for the tournament. Here’s a look at where some of the game's elite stand heading into Roland Garros (let's start

Some lucky fans had a chance to have a virtual chat with Simona Halep this week. From her biggest idol to toughest opponent, the two-time Grand Slam champion candidly answered a range of questions in a new Roland Garros series, Chatting with Fans. Gauri from New Delhi asked Halep about

While some players try to avoid friendships on tour, American compatriots Sloane Stephens and Madison Keys don’t shy away from showing off their camaraderie. The two have put their relationship to the test on the biggest of stages, facing off in last year’s US Open final and Thursday's French Open

When Simona Halep came to Toronto in 2019 looking to play some doubles, one name jumped out on a list of potential partners. “I picked Leylah because I heard that she’s very ambitious,” Halep said at the time. “And she just won the [junior] French Open, and I remembered that

Pity poor David Ferrer. When a player scores a huge win over a great champion, he usually gets to bask in glory for at least a week or two—and sometimes, much longer (Lukas Rosol is still 1-0 against Rafael Nadal; has been since July of 2012). The unfortunate Ferrer was

PARIS—For a while, it looked like old times—bad old times for Serena Williams. The air was damp and chilly, the skies over Roland Garros were soiled and growing darker by the moment, and Caroline Garcia had just won a point destined for the highlight reel. She plucked a Williams blast

With a 6-3, 6-4 victory over Alexandr Dolgopolov, Juan Martin del Potro is the first man into the semifinals of Madrid. I thought Dolopolov might pull off the upset today, as his game seems ideally poised to take advantage of the quick, slippery blue clay. He has a super-aggressive style

PARIS (AP)—Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Richard Gasquet put France back in the Davis Cup final by winning the doubles and ending the two-year reign of the Czech Republic on Saturday. Tsonga and Gasquet, who won their singles on Friday, gave Tomas Berdych and Radek Stepanek a rare doubles defeat in Davis

LONDON (AP) While most eyes were on the Williams sisters, CoCo Vandeweghe and Madison Keys quietly showed there are more American players to pay attention to at Wimbledon. Vandeweghe and Keys both reached the quarterfinals for the first time at the All England Club, wrapping up their victories on outside

KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) Serena Williams abused her racket, scolded herself and even made angry faces at the sun. In the end, as usual, she took out her frustration on the ball. The seven-time Key Biscayne champion overcame her annoyance and shaky play Wednesday for her 700th career victory, beating

Happy days are here again for Brazilian tennis fans: 18-year-old Joao Fonseca clinches the first of what could be many major breakthroughs at the Australian Open, the qualifier stunning No. 9 seed Andrey Rublev, 7-6 (1), 6-3, 7-6 (5). Armed with spectacular power and a fearsome weight of shot, Fonseca

Well ain’t that just the bee’s knees?! On Monday, Carlos Alcaraz was reunited with beekeeper Lance Davis a year after a swarm of bees interrupted his eventual Indian Wells quarterfinal win over Alexander Zverev.

[Ed. Note: A few Tribe members filed this report after coming back from Miami. Enjoy their experiences!] NDK, 3.22.07 - Checking into the J.W. Marriott hotel, I politely asked the staff if there were any famous tennis players staying there. Of course, I got the standard reply: Ma’am, we can't

Even from the passenger side, Elena Vesnina is in the driver’s seat. “Налево, налево!” the former WTA doubles No. 1 says mid-story, gently directing husband Pavel leftward through Miami traffic and a list of errands that includes talking to me, a trip to FedEx, and, oh yes, planning an elite

With the Sunshine Swing about to get underway, our writers and editors tackle the most important questions heading into Indian Wells and Miami. Click here to view the full draws. Last up: Which tournament will host the better matches: Indian Wells or Miami? ED MCGROGAN: With a few weeks of

Like most people, tennis players rarely discuss matters of the spirit. But there do come those moments when a player will find himself face-to-face with a spiritual notion: redemption. The avatar for that concept at Roland Garros this year is fifth-seeded Stefanos Tsitsipas, who today reached the semis of a

LONDON—We had seen this movie from Angelique Kerber before in 2017; too many times, really. Here was the putative world No. 1, at a Grand Slam, one of the tournaments where No. 1 players are supposed to raise their games. And here she was again, down a set and 2-4

This week TENNIS.com will be featuring one of our blog regulars, Asad Raza, who is in Rome for the men's Italian Open. He'll be writing here a couple times, on the home page, and over at Pete's as well—he's got this thing covered. Here's his first post. Hi Steve, As