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—John Isner and Jack Sock, two of the three American men left

By Rosangel Valenti, TW Contributing Editor Some months back, I wrote a piece about the head-to-head records between the (then) top 20 ATP players and the rest of the top 20, as well as their head-to-heads against the Top 50 players. "Oh no," I hear some of you groan. "Not

WATCH: Tennis Channel Live discusses Davis Cup alongside ATP and Laver Cup.

90726054 by Pete Bodo Afternoon, everyone. It didn't seem wise to write at length about Kim Clijsters on the day of the men's US Open final, so I saved my thoughts for today. Tomorrow, I'll take a closer look at the Serena Williams incident, and will spend the rest of

In Part Two of our year-end Rally, Kamakshi Tandon and I wonder which was the bigger development in 2016—the game’s youth movement, or its graceful aging? Click here to read Part One. Hi Kamakshi, You’re right that the Djoker Slam didn’t get as much media love as it deserved. Like

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 is counting down some of the best WTA matches of the past year (with our ATP

WATCH: Tennis Channel discussed Osaka's EVOLVE launch earlier this week.

Close followers of Yevgeny Kafelnikov are quick to point out that this Russian stylist celebrated a wide range of achievements by collecting two major singles titles, 26 career singles titles and 27 more in doubles, an Olympic gold medal, playing on a victorious Davis Cup team, and achieving the highly

HIGHLIGHTS: In front of a capacity crowd, Rafael Nadal edges Jack Sock in an electric night session at the Citi Open.

LONDON (AP) — The Latest from Wimbledon (all times local): 9 p.m. The third-round match between 13th-seeded Milos Raonic, the 2016 Wimbledon runner-up, and 171st-ranked qualifier Dennis Novak has been suspended because of fading light. Play was halted with Raonic ahead 7-6 (5), 4-6, 6-5. Novak will be serving when

After Dominic Thiem had somehow managed to escape from not only a two sets to love deficit but also recover from 3-5 down in the fifth to defeat Alexander Zverev in the US Open final, after he had overcome cramps, nagging doubts and and an inspired adversary, Thiem was dealing

NOT PARIS—That would be Maria Sharapova and Rafael Nadal, of course. Twice this spring, after their wins in Stuttgart and Barcelona and Rome, I referred to the two world No. 2s and Australian Open finalists as the Persistents, and all of their plugging on clay was worth it, as each

Jon, You’re on your way back to NY at this point, I imagine, so you can read this at your leisure over the holiday weekend. Playing any tennis after seeing so much? I’ll be out on the courts in Brooklyn Monday and Tuesday. I can remember going out the afternoon

INDIAN WELLS, CALIF.—Last spring, as they gained momentum through the clay season, I began to refer to Rafael Nadal and Maria Sharapova together as the Persistents. That trait, which they obviously share, paid off in Roland Garros titles for both of them. But it didn’t pay off forever. Neither would

Today we debut The Rally, a new feature that will hopefully continue every other Wednesday. It's a pretty simple concept: Freelance tennis writer and former Tennis.com editor Kamakshi Tandon and I will bat around a tennis topic of the moment. This week: you know who. Kamakshi, Christophe Rochus hasn’t gone

by Pete Bodo Mornin'. It looks like that Sprezzatura post (second one down) got a bunch of you animated, and while the celebrations of Roger Federer's historic win at Roland Garros continue on, as well they might, it's time to move along here to the yin to Federer's yang: Rafael

** In Pete's absence this week, we are repeating some TW Classic posts from the past. This one dates from October 2006; its subject matter is Ion Tiriac, which seems apt in light of the current antitrust case taking place in a Delaware federal court: the German Tennis Federation versus

*98214938 by Pete Bodo The two most recent singles matches played at the Sony Ericsson were very close, exciting engagements, but despite the similarities in the scorelines (as well as the hype), they couldn't have been more different in tone or substance. I'm talking about two semifinals, the Justine Henin

At 6-3, 3-2 in favor of Roger Federer last night, it looked like this exhibition match against the all-time Grand Slam singles champ, Pete Sampras had everything - everything but the tennis. Of course, the way things are these days, that may not be a fatal flaw. Still, that sellout

*97894677 By Pete Bodo I got a bit sidetracked yesterday thinking about Roger Federer, so here's the Andy Roddick follow-up I'd promised. Roddick just experienced a month unrivaled in his career, except perhaps in London last year. As much as that first major title he earned at the U.S. Open