By TW Contributing Editor, Ed McGrogan Last Week's Tournament** Wimbledon (ATP & WTA - Grass - Wimbledon, England) - Gentlemen's Singles Final: Rafael Nadal def. Roger Federer 6-4, 6-4, 6-7, 6-7, 9-7. - Gentlemen's Singles Semifinal: Roger Federer def. Marat Safin 6-3, 7-6, 6-4. - Gentlemen's Singles Semifinal: Rafael Nadal

*PhpKtceA5PM by Pete Bodo During Roland Garros, I took a look early on at how the French players, including that legion of wild card entries, fared. It seems only appropriate to check on their British counterparts now that Wimbledon is going full bore. As you know, and probably expected, it's

by Pete Bodo The gods of thunder and lightning were kind to tennis today, and with so many matches on the schedule, the action was fast and furious, from the 11:30 start time until dusk settled over the heavily trodden courts. They scheduled 55 matches for Monday and they managed

NEW YORK (AP) The latest on the U.S. Open (all times local): 12:35 a.m. Rafael Nadal is heading to a fifth set against 32nd-seeded Fabio Fognini in the third round of the U.S. Open. Nadal took the first two sets in Arthur Ashe Stadium on Friday night, but couldn't close

The 2024 tennis season was filled with noteworthy stories, breakthrough moments, and countless trophy lifts. But what were the best matches of the year that was? We rolled the tape, and this week, TENNIS.com counted down some of the best ATP matches of the past year (after counting down our

NEW YORK—The final Grand Slam of 2014 did a role reversal over its two weeks. On the women’s side, the tournament began with upsets and drama; on the men’s, with an inexorable march of the seeds. By the finish, though, the tours had switched places. The men ended up with

WATCH: Barbora Krejcikova charmed the home crowd with her winner's speech in Ostrava.

PARIS (AP) — Here are the top women to watch at the French Open, which begins at Roland Garros on Sunday: ___ IGA SWIATEKSeeded: 1 Career-Best Ranking: 1

WATCH: Novak Djokovic captured his 23rd Grand Slam singles title win a win over Casper Ruud in Paris.

NEW YORK (AP) The Latest on the U.S. Open (all times local): 12:15 p.m. Novak Djokovic's right elbow was treated by a trainer in the third set of an otherwise matter-of-fact 6-2, 6-1, 6-4 victory over Kyle Edmund on Sunday night that put the defending champion in the U.S. Open

Fresh off an epic first Thursday, fellow editor Richard Pagliaro and I discuss some of the happenings from the first week of the Australian Open. ** Richard, So what do you make the of the early goings? The story down here has obviously been the heat, and I'm guessing it's

The Sony Open suffers in all current comparisons with its rival in Indian Wells, and it wasn’t helped this year by a disastrous double-pullout in the men’s semifinals. But the tournament closed well, with weekend finals between the No. 1 and No. 2 men and women—not many events can say

The resplendent correspondent returns* with a few musings - sartorial and otherwise - from the French Open grounds ahead of the tournament. Steve,

What are tourists looking for? I ask myself that at least once a week when I go to lunch at work. TENNIS Magazine HQ is a block from 5th Ave., near the Empire State Building. While the working space of Peter Bodo may be a draw to an enlightened few,

Editor's Note: The below contains spoilers for The Queen's Gambit. It’s often been said that tennis is physical chess. Might that make chess mental tennis? Perhaps an answer can be found in The Queen’s Gambit, a popular and recent seven-part Netflix series about a chess prodigy. Though this show only

From his height to his background, America's John Isner is as unlikely a Top 30 player as you'll find in tennis today. He’s from North Carolina, but he’s not a Tar Heel; his family has a history at that "other" Carolina school, North Carolina State. John Isner never attended a

Retirement: The subject all players think about but none like to talk about. It’s the specter that looms over practice courts and locker rooms, the shadow that grows darker as the years tick by and the injuries mount. For many tennis players, the financial challenges of life after professional tennis

The way she tells it, Lindsay Davenport wasn't exactly sobbing on Sunday as she said good-bye to her husband, Jon Leach, and their son, Jagger, at the airport in Memphis. But it was touch-and-go for a few moment there. After all, the 48-plus hour span (it's almost over now, as

Following the Shanghai Masters and end of the WTA Championships, when I posted the Crisis Center posts here, I was slightly concerned that we were developing a TennisWorld photo/edit related hex comparable to the legendary Sports Illustrated cover jinx (I know, I know, SI is persona non grata around here

• Picby Pete Bodo* Yesterday we looked at some of the men who will embark on their quest for Olympic gold with the right to be confident—or with legitimate fears based on recent or long-term history. Today, we'll look at who's hot, and who's not, on the women's side. One