NEW YORK (AP) — The Latest on the U.S. Open tennis tournament (all times local): ___ 11:30 p.m. Reilly Opelka, the 24-year-old American who is seeded 22nd at the U.S. Open, is already guaranteed his biggest payday at Flushing Meadows by reaching the fourth round at a Grand Slam tournament

Each day this week, Peter Bodo will review action from Cincinnati and preview upcoming matches. These "Good Morning Cincinnati" posts will be published around 10 am EST, and we encourage you to discuss the day's play—along with Pete's thoughts—in the comment section below. Yesterday: Last week seemed remarkable to me,

FedIWBy TennisWorld Senior Contributing Editor Andrew Burton Morning, all. So the WTA is a paragon of order: Azarenka and Sharapova, the top two seeds, contest the final today. Meanwhile, chaos reigns in the ATP: who'd have picked a final between the no 3 and no 11 seeds? Get your act

by Pete Bodo Well, well. A lot has come and gone since we last looked at the latest tennis news. We're in one of those periods now when most of the news is being made on the court, with ATP Masters and WTA Premier events leading up to the U.S.

My main question this Monday is, Just how full are the British ICU’s with cases of cardiac arrest? What with the dramatics and heroics of the weekend, the one thing we can say for sure is that this isn’t your daddy’s United Kingdom. Two of our big winners were British

by Pete Bodo Greetings, everyone. I've been missing in action for a few days because I was performing my obligation as a citizen: serving jury duty. About which I have a cute story. On the first day, when senior court officer Kevin Browne took roll call, he glanced over when

WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Here are some of the men to watch at Wimbledon, which begins at the All England Club on Monday: CARLOS ALCARAZSeeded: 1 Career-Best Ranking: 1 Country: Spain

In 2007, TENNIS.com’s Peter Bodo wrote a prescient blog post, “The Perfect Player,” calling attention to a then-19-year old Novak Djokovic and his remarkably well-balanced game. It became a widely disseminated and oft-cited article that, given the premise of the story, left a juicy question dangling: where do you go

Here are some of the men to watch at the Australian Open, which is scheduled to start at Melbourne Park on Sunday morning (Saturday night ET): NOVAK DJOKOVIC - Seeding: 1 - Career-Best Ranking: 1 - Country: Serbia - Age: 36 - Career Titles: 98 - Grand Slam Titles: 24

“It’s all about confidence.” If you’ve listened to a tennis player speak for more than a minute in your life, you’ve probably heard a variant of that sentence. Confidence is the Holy Grail and the ever-elusive X factor in this individual sport. It’s also the great democratic leveler. Even the

WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND—The pressure was on the tabloids here Thursday. The name of Andy Murray’s opponent the previous day, Blaz Rola, was what we call low-hanging fruit in the headline-writing trade. The question was, could anyone come up with an original pun based on it? The Daily Mail played it safe:

PARIS—Today, in place of the customary Grounds Pass, I'm posting the article that I was in the process of writing when John Isner began to do his epic thing again yesterday, and all of us were called to the press box in Chatrier to bear witness. (See my Racquet Reaction

It’s official: The clay season is now the high point of the tennis year. Try as we might in the U.S, it’s the spring European circuit that has provided the most drama, the most tension, and the highest level of play for four years running. It shouldn’t be that surprising,

The Rally continues today with my discussion of tennis and the mind with Alexandra Guhde, Psyd., a clinical psychologist in Oakland and San Francisco who also writes the tennis blog Extreme Western Grip. You can see Part 1 of our talk here.

’Tis the season...for Top 10 lists. The best players, craziest shots, most dramatic matches, biggest chokes, ugliest insults: An 11-month tennis-watching season will always produce its share of memorable moments, as well as a few that we might charitably describe as “part of the learning process”—are you listening, Nick Kyrgios?

There aren’t going to be many days in the tennis calendar when 13 players ranked in the Top 10 are in action on one set of courts. This is what dual-gender-event tennis is all about, and if there was a downside, it was one of overabundance. Several quality matches in

Your reaction to the opening days of Doha may have depended on whether the camera was focused on the court, or whether it was panning the stands. Sparse and muffled crowds at important tournaments, particularly the early rounds of important tournaments, has been a theme of fall tennis for many

Court Report: Novak Djokovic moves on to face John Millman in the US Open quarterfinals

by Pete Bodo We had a hint of Nadal's feelings about Davis Cup at one US Open press conference, when a reporter asked Nadal an absurd question about the place he awarded winning the title in Sopot on his list of accomplishments. BTW, it wasn't even a reporter, but a

Each day during the U.S. Open, Peter Bodo will recap the previous day's events and look ahead to the upcoming day's play. We encourage you to discuss the action from Flushing Meadows in the comments section below. NEW YORK—A great deal of U.S. Open tennis had been played at the