Court Report: Novak Djokovic to join Roger Federer on Team Europe for Laver Cup

Juan Martin del Potro hasn’t played a match in more than 15 months, most recently undergoing knee surgery in August. But over his 15-year professional career he’s had some very special moments on the court, and on this special day—his birthday—we thought we’d take a walk down memory lane. We

PARIS (AP) — The Latest on the French Open tennis tournament (all times local): ___ 5:55 p.m. Jessica Pegula has made it to the French Open quarterfinals for the first time by coming back to beat Irina-Camelia Begu 4-6, 6-2, 6-3. Pegula joins two other American women in the quarterfinals

How it happened: A set-by-by breakdown of Kenin's win over Muguruza Drucker Down Under: With Australian Open win, Kenin’s roaring ‘20s have only just begun Tignor: The furious zen of Sofia Kenin Flink: Kenin becomes youngest American to win a Slam since Serena, in 2002 Sofia Kenin defeated Garbine Muguruza,

INDIAN WELLS, CALIF.—Let's just say it: Until today, it hadn’t been a great week for the WTA. The women’s tour went head to head with the men at just the wrong moment. The ATP semifinals gathered all the recent Grand Slam champions together, and the early rounds of the men’s

While the older cats have been away this month, the young ones have continued to play—quite well, for the most part. They’ve also continued to establish, and in some cases re-establish, themselves on tour. That’s how it went again this weekend, when an 18-year-old Canadian reached his first ATP final;

No rest for player or writer or fan alike: Key Biscayne is upon us. But I'm not quite ready to be upon it. I'll do a women's preview tomorrow and a men's preview Thursday, but for today I'll wrap up the last loose ends and thoughts from my 10 days

Finally, tennis returns to its Mecca: Canada. The home of Top Tenners Eugenie Bouchard and Milos Raonic, as well as Wimbledon doubles champ and D.C. finalist Vasek Pospisil, the nation up north will play host this week to the dual-gender, dual-city Rogers Cup, the biggest of the U.S. Open tune-ups

This year marks the 50th anniversary of TENNIS Magazine's founding in 1965. To commemorate the occasion, we'll look back each Thursday at one of the 50 moments that have defined the last half-century in our sport. Few tennis matches have ever been anticipated as eagerly as the one that was

PARIS—“Come on, Sam.” The words, conversational rather than emphatic, have floated down from Sam Stosur’s player box in Court Philippe Chatrier. They sound less encouraging than they do concerned, and there’s a good reason why. Stosur is serving at 3-4 in the third set of her semifinal against Sara Errani,

There was order on the tennis court on Sunday, as all three tournaments in Asia ended with their top seeds holding the winners’ trophies. Here are a few thoughts on each of our champs, and the finals they played.

PARIS (AP) — The Latest on the French Open (all times local): ___ 9:40 p.m. Novak Djokovic says he's grateful to a young boy who offered vocal support and advice throughout the French Open final. Moments after Djokovic beat Stefanos Tsitsipas in five sets, he

In my old brownstone-filled neighborhood in Brooklyn, you can see into people’s ground-floor apartments as you walk down the street. From that vantage point on a hot day, every living room looks temptingly black and cool. But none looked as tempting as the one I glanced into about 10 years

PARIS (AP) — The Latest on the French Open (all times local): ___ 10:55 p.m. Serena Williams is a winner in the first scheduled night session in French Open history. She overcome two set points to beat Irina-Camelia Begu 7-6 (6), 6-2 under the lights in the first round. Matches

By TW Contributing Editor, Ed McGrogan Last Week's & This Week's Tournament Sony Ericsson Open (ATP & WTA - Outdoor Hard - Miami, United States) - Men's Singles Bracket - Men's Doubles Bracket - Women's Singles & Doubles Bracket - Television Schedule - Website By the Letter T...our awards were

Howdy, everyone. Just got back a short while ago from the pre-exhibition press conference, featuring Roger Federer and Pete Sampras. The presser was held at the Essex House hotel on New York's Central Park South, not from from the Parker-Meridian hotel where Pete Sampras so often stayed during the U.S.

Rafa by Pete Bodo PARIS—It was yet another bolo forehand blast, this time to the deuce court corner of his opponent's side. Andy Murray got there—barely—and tried to scrape back a forehand, cross-court. The ball never made it past the net. Across from Murray, Rafael Nadal flung his arms high

PARIS—When that last, desperate Simona Halep retrieve on an afternoon brimful of them fell outside the sideline, Maria Sharapova fell to her knees, a French Open champion for the second time in her life. She covered her face, and allowed her head to fall to the red clay. Then, after

by Pete Bodo Some of you know I always get disgruntled when I'm forced to handicap and predict the outcome of tournaments. You know how it is—you can divide the world into people who can do math and those who can't (count me in the latter category), and you can

*101664785 by Pete Bodo He was big, and getting bigger. Swelling up with every one of those bolo topspin forehands, expanding inside with each of those rifle-shot serves that found the corner of the box. Rafael Nadal led Robin Soderling in the Roland Garros men's singles final 6-4, 6-2, 3-2