WATCH: Kokkinakis has enjoyed a dream start to his 2022 season, including a first title and Australian Open men's doubles victory with childhood friend Nick Kyrgios.

Who wore what? Style Points breaks down the latest collabs, kits and fashion statements from around the tennis world.

WATCH: Djokovic vs. Federer at Wimbledon, 2019 We conclude our 2022 second-half preview series, which began with thoughts on Elena Ryabkina, Daniil Medvedev and Carlos Alcaraz, and Naomi Osaka and Iga Swiatek, with a look at where the Big Three go from here.

3 HOURS of Tennis?! Watch as we recreate John Isner's routine in Daily Pro

When it comes to those who consume coffee, it’s hard to agree on the perfect drink, given all of the modern customizations available. Hot or iced? Light or dark roast? Black or espresso brewed? Any milk? Prefer a dairy-free option? Sugar or flavored syrup? Feeling like whipped cream today? For

Two teenagers show up at Flushing Meadows in 1995. Wide-eyed, the twin pride and joy of Camarillo, CA share an exuberance with the city that never sleeps. The boys approach the tournament credential office, marching in sync, ready for a lifelong dream to begin. “What are you doing?” inquires a

Editor's Note: Li defeated Sorana Cirstea, 6-3, 6-1, in the quarterfinals of the Grampians Trophy, before adding a 7-6 (5), 6-7 (5) [10-6] victory over Jennifer Brady on Sunday. Li, along with Anett Kontaveit, will receive finalist points and prize money after the WTA decided not to stage the title

A Grand Slam is a busy time; there are 256 stories to follow over the course of two weeks, and that’s just in singles. So it wouldn’t be surprising if a few slipped through the cracks or vanished before we had a chance to thoroughly dissect—and possibly overreact—to them. Here

When Rafael Nadal was young, his all-knowing uncle Toni convinced him that he could make the skies open up with rain on command. Maybe Toni, after he retired from the road last year, transferred his powers to his brother Miguel Angel. How else to explain what transpired in the third

WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND—According to at least one sports-history book, tennis and soccer share a link that dates back to medieval Europe. The theory goes that while the rest of the continent kicked and tossed balls around wide-open fields, the monks of France, stuck inside, began to hit balls against walls. That

Roger Federer’s soaringly emphatic victory over Richard Gasquet in France on Sunday couldn’t have been more fitting. With it, Federer clinched the first Davis Cup in Switzerland’s history, and won the only remaining major tennis title that had eluded him in his 16-year career. In the process, he punctuated a

Nasdaq-100 Sunday, March 26 Remember the days when the men's game was too fast? It's still the cliché of the day, of course, the first thing every casual fan mentions when he finds out you like tennis. “It's boring with the new racquets, the guys just serve rockets. Nobody works

I’m heading out of town for the long weekend. Monday is President’s Day here in the States. I’m not sure what that means or what we’re supposed to think about. The Bushes? The Clintons? Andrew Jackson? At least he had a suitably august nickname: Old Hickory. Beats any of the

Recently I returned to the tennis court for the first time in 2014. Below, in perhaps slightly exaggerated form, is what my brain had to say to itself that day. I'm off the rest of this week, and will be back for the start of the European clay season in

We’re in full swing now. This is one of my favorite moments of the season, even if it might not be the players’. It isn’t just that we’re flying straight from one major men’s and women’s event to another, it’s that the specter of Roland Garros, and a little farther

It's that time again, time to make the perilous click on the comments bar. Thanks for reading and taking the time to post if you did. Traffic here and on Tennis.com in general has been stronger this year than ever. Steve, its a good thing you aren't the umpire. Everyone

WIMBLEDON, England—Interested in becoming a sports columnist? Forget journalism school, forget college, drop out of high school if you can. The only thing you need to do is this: Learn to use the word bestride in a sentence. Bestride, bestrode, bestriding: You might as well practice conjugating it for a

WIMBLEDON, England (AP)—French Open champion Li Na squandered two match points and lost in the second round of Wimbledon on Thursday to German wild card Sabine Lisicki, the biggest upset of the tournament so far. The 62nd-ranked Lisicki erased both match points with service winners in the ninth game of

"You've got to understand that you're dealing with an image of a 14-year-old child. And this child gonna be out there playing when your old a** and me gonna be in the grave." This gloriously iconic statement from Richard Williams in 1995 to an interviewer who was determined to break

By TW Contributing Editor Andrew Burton The rain in Toronto has been a talking point this summer. It's played a bit part in this tournament, and it made an early appearance in the first SF match of the day. The two men played one point, then had to stop. When