Novak Djokovic has now won a remarkable 58 matches from 63 contested in the fourth round of Grand Slam events, equaling Roger Federer’s record for major quarterfinal appearances. On Sunday, the world No. 1 matched his most emphatic victory in that stage of a major to move within three wins

The first question to ask is: Will Federer be able to play? He was hampered by a groin injury for much of his quarterfinal win over Tennys Sandgren. Assuming he does play, the next question is: Will he be fit enough to give Djokovic a run, potentially over four or

The last major of the year is only three days away, and Thursday's draw reveal has fans thrilled for the two weeks of action-packed play. Top players appeared at the US Open's media day, while a group of ATP players continued to battle it out in Winston-Salem. 1. Roger Federer

On Tuesday, the US Open announced the 2019 wild card selections. To many's surprise, Tommy Paul was not on the list. Paul currently sits at a career-high No. 112 in the world, making him the highest-ranked American not to gain direct entry into the main draw. When wild card recipient

A group of talented Americans stepped up to the plate to make huge waves in Paris and during the second week of Roland Garros, in Italy. Here are the top American movers and shakers as the tours head into their final tournaments of the year: 1 Finalist, Roland Garros After

MARSEILLE, France (AP)—Top-seeded Robin Soderling of Sweden beat defending champion Michael Llodra 6-1, 6-4 Friday to reach the semifinals of the Open 13. Marin Cilic of Croatia also advanced, upsetting second-seeded Tomas Berdych of the Czech Republic 6-3, 6-4 to earn a matchup against Mikhail Youzhny. The Russian outlasted Jo-Wilfried

NEW YORK (AP)—Ryan Harrison is certainly OK with having U.S. tennis fans look at him as the country’s next potential star. “Absolutely, I want to be that guy,” the 18-year-old Harrison said, before adding this note of caution: “I have a ways to go.” If his latest match is any

PARIS (AP)—Barely able to walk—let alone run—as the fifth set dragged on, Fabio Fognini figured there was no way he’d be able to pull out a victory Sunday at the French Open. “Of course,” he said, “I should have lost this match.” Somehow, though, he won. Italy’s Fognini overcame a

Last week, in honor of the French Open, you got the Top 20 French Restaurants — but this week, we're targeting your sweet tooth. Read on and bookmark the collection on your Yelp! app for the next time a craving hits. 1 The French Pantry - Jacksonville, FL

The rain subsided and clouds parted, but Serena Williams still arrived dressed for a storm. Relegated to Court 2 for the second consecutive year, Williams removed her white mini-trench coat, then went to work in creating a successful start to the tournament where she's realized several happy endings. In her

Grigor Dimitrov vs. (9) Richard Gasquet Head-to-head: Gasquet leads 3-0 The one-handed backhand is alive and thriving, with Tommy Haas, Tommy Robredo and Stanislas Wawrinka all winning titles in recent weeks. Here, two more fluid one-handers square off in what should be a shotmaking showcase. The first set could be

Novak Djokovic rallies on an airplane wing in a new video for HEAD and continues to reside in the rare air of a perfect season. In a battle of childhood rivals who grew up to lead Serbia to the Davis Cup championship, Djokovic showed no signs of separation anxiety in

For all the work Andy Roddick has put into his game—the tweaking, tinkering, re-inventing, and rounding out—one towering reality has always been a constant. When Andy Roddick can break serve, his destiny is in his hands almost all the time. That's because on all but the slowest of surfaces, his

Roger Federer had Dubai at his feet and the clouds hovering overhead as he stood on a helipad high above the city to promote the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships before the event began. The four-time tournament champion was in such ascendant form for one set today, Michael Llodra could

More from the TennisWorld Cabal. This, from Steve Tignor: It’s hard to say a bad word about Davis Cup. This past weekend, during which there were eight first-round ties and many titanic matches played, made it even harder. Since you may have seen the United States’ debacle, I’ll spare you

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

Defending champion Andy Murray blew past Sam Querrey in just 75 minutes at the Western & Southern Open today, ending the American’s hopes 6-2, 6-4. Querrey looked good in his opening service game, but spent the rest of the match being thoroughly outclassed by the world No. 4. He had

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Down a set and nearly a break against the younger Kudermetova sister, 21-year-old qualifier Polina, in the final of the Brisbane International on Sunday. Aryna Sabalenka remembered who she is. "I was trying to play too conservative, I would say," the world No. 1 said following a 4-6, 6-3, 6-2

Sloane Stephens began her 2017 North American summer hard-court season with a 7-6 (3), 6-0 loss to Simona Halep in Washington, D.C. She ended it just over a month later at the US Open by winning her first Grand Slam title. Stephens started her 2018 season in Sydney, where she