Caroline Wozniacki didn't get a shot at taking the 2016 French Open title, withdrawing before the tournament began due to a lingering ankle injury. Even so, she's got a few shots (photos, that is) appearing in Esquire's June issue, in a spread appropriately titled "Singles Girl."

Madison Keys has withdrawn from the WTA tournament in Beijing with the return of wrist problems. Keys, who has had two wrist surgeries, experienced more issues during her first-round loss in Wuhan, China.

Daniil Medvedev who boasts a 58-13 record this season captured four titles in 2021—one of them being his first Grand Slam title. It was an incredible year even though he came up just short of capturing his second Nitto ATP Finals title last week. Heading into the final-round, against Alexander

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP)—The new head of men’s tennis says he has heard the concerns of players “loud and clear” and plans to ensure they are addressed. A players meeting ahead of the first major of the year reignited talk of a strike over conditions on tour. The main issues apparently

Venus Williams is keeping busy with all of her off-court ventures. She's been doing at-home workouts on Instagram live, launching collaborations with her clothing brand Eleven and maintaining her commercial design company V Starr. Venus is fittingly the covergirl for Hospitality Design Magazine's November issue. But that's not all, as

WATCH: The latest episode of The Break discusses Zverev's return to practice and Azarenka's visa issues

It was late 2014, and TENNIS Magazine was planning its January/February issue. Traditionally, the year’s opening issue focused on the Australian Open, but this time we opted to go for a season-preview theme. With a change in course, there was some debate on how we were going to construct the

Court Report—ITF and WTA issue statements on Serena-Ramos controversy at US Open:

You've seen the cover, now there's the rest of Caroline Wozniacki's ESPN Body Issue spread (which hit newsstands on Friday). The former world No. 1 put it all out there, and talked about how she's confident in her own skin. "It's so in to have curves now. It's in to

Howdy. Things are pretty busy around the office these days, as we plan and execute our big summer issues. It turns out that, as an astute comment poster noted, the New York Times ran an important story on college tennis a few days ago. It details the controversy surrounding the

Challenger events are to see increased prize money and improved scheduling, says ATP head Chris Kermode, adding that the issue was a priority for the organization. ''The cost to players now of playing professionally, with coaches and physios and nutritionists, is significant," he told Bloomberg. "To maintain the standard, we

Looking vintage-classy, Barbora Strycova recently assumed the cover-girl role on Elle magazine's Czech edition—yea, it's September issue.

As January came to a close, retired tennis star and commentator Mardy Fish made his entry in the annual Bell Let's Talk initiative that highlights mental-health issues.

Caroline Wozniacki didn't get a shot at taking the 2016 French Open title, withdrawing before the tournament began due to a lingering ankle injury. Even so, she's got a few shots (photos, that is) appearing in Esquire's June issue, in a spread appropriately titled "Singles Girl."

The courts at Roland Garros were not up to their usual standard this year, tournament director Gilbert Ysern admitted, but that will be fixed in the future. In an interview with L'Equipe, Ysern said the players had not been happy with the clay. Players remarked in press on slower conditions

WATCH: Tennis Channel Live discusses Peng Shuai and the WTA's response to her digital disappearance.

WATCH: Baindl spoke at length in support of Zhang following her victory on Thursday.

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)—Andy Roddick believes there’s a conversation ahead among pro tennis players to consider whether forming a union would be the best way to tackle the sport’s issues with a collective voice. Prompted by weather issues that played havoc with the U.S. Open this month, Roddick suggested that the

NEW YORK—The Tennis Integrity Unit is investigating suspicious betting patterns during the first-round meeting between Timea Bacsinszky and Vitalia Diatchenko at the U.S. Open, according to The New York Times. According to the newspaper, a Russian betting agency issued a betting alert for the match, and an online betting site

by Pete Bodo Mornin'. I got a kick out of this comment left at the Blondes Away! post, and it also got me thinking about a few issues that ought to be raised regarding this Slamless No. 1 issue that has become a staple of the WTA conversation these days.