1 No one has played more Wimbledon matches than Martina Navratilova—325, over four decades.

Novak Djokovic’s 2022 obviously didn’t get off to an ideal start. He couldn’t play the Australian Open, or even stay in the country. He couldn’t play in Indian Wells or Miami. When he finally did get out on court, in Monte Carlo and Belgrade, he wasn’t ready. The 34-year-old, who

ROQUEBRUNE, France (AP)—John Isner used his brutal forehand to dispatch Gilles Simon 6-3, 6-2, 7-5 as the United States drew level with France in their Davis Cup quarterfinal on Friday. The Americans needed a strong performance from Isner after Jo-Wilfried Tsonga had earlier withstood a spirited performance from 19-year-old Ryan

ROME, Italy—No rest for the world No. 1. Aryna Sabalenka didn’t have to play a match on her Cinco de Mayo birthday, but the Internazionali BNL d’Italia’s top seed was plenty busy as she prepared to campaign for a rare Madrid-Rome double. “Yeah, it wasn't a day off,” laughed Sabalenka,

WATCH: Players leave video messages to a retiring Andy Murray:

IOC President Thomas Bach can't escape repeated questions about Peng Shuai and issues raised by two video calls the IOC has had with her. The calls were aimed at conveying a message that Peng was safe despite being absent from public view after the three-time Olympic tennis player accused a

“…When I’m on the court, my mind is boiling, constantly boiling…It’s like tea. It just comes out, comes out even if I don’t want it. It just boils.” If tennis was indeed a reality show, Daniil Medvedev would be a confessional king. Not a man or woman currently on tour

If you’ve followed tennis with any degree of regularity over the last 10 years, you understood exactly what you were going to see last weekend when France took the court for the Davis Cup final. You knew it had been 16 years since the country had won the title. And

Top Level Tennis announces a partnership with Tennis Channel. Beginning in 2020, the two companies share a passion for tennis and a desire to share that passion with people around the world. As part of an expanded partnership, Top Level Tennis is providing free episodes from every course available on

As the year draws to close, Baseline remembers the shots that showed off players skills, tenacity, and luck all through the season. From backhands to volleys to two-minute rallies, these are the best hot shots of 2017. See No. 14 here. 13 ​

PARIS—Naomi Osaka did everything but win in her second-round thriller with Iga Swiatek, the world No. 1, two-time defending Roland Garros champion, and three-time titlist on the terre battue. Osaka reached set point in the first set, shook off the disappointment of losing that set with a 6-1 response, and

Simona Halep (WTA No. 3, UTR No. 13) vs Belinda Bencic (WTA No. 18, UTR No. 15) Simona Halep has been on fire in Madrid, showing no signs of the minor hip injury that forced her to pull out of Stuttgart last month. In the round of 16, she captured

NEW YORK—Even on her best days, Elina Svitolina’s game isn’t ideally suited to face Serena Williams. Svitolina can’t match Serena’s power, the way Petra Kvitova and Naomi Osaka can; she can’t disrupt Serena’s rhythm, the way Roberta Vinci once did; and she can’t force her to hit an extra ball

Stanislas Wawrinka has expressed frustration with the rain-affected scheduling at Wimbledon after potentially having to play three days in a row to reach the semifinals. His match was among those postponed to Monday after rain interrupted play on Saturday. After winning his third-round match on Monday, Wawrinka will return Tuesday

There will be a first-time ATP Masters 1000 champion at this year’s Miami Open thanks to Roberto Bautista Agut, who scored a convincing victory over world No. 2 Daniil Medvedev Wednesday evening. Bautista Agut remained perfect in the pair’s series, dismissing Medvedev, 6-4, 6-2, to notch his third victory against

WUHAN, China—Mirra Andreeva can’t remember the last time she won a match against big sister Erika. “Last time we played like a practice match, not just some exercises, like the real match, I think it was maybe three to five years ago, something like that,” she recalled at in her

What’s at Stake Proving that even the best of champions is human, an angry Carlos Alcaraz broke a racquet this summer while in the middle of a loss to Gael Monfils at the ATP Masters 1000 event in Cincinnati. Though he swiftly apologized for the outburst, it had become clear

The BB&T Atlanta Open was the first of five big tournaments in the US Open series. American hands were on deck with the draw featuring 14 of 28 native sons. From beginning to end, the tournament had great fan support:

Our What's Next? series looks at every player who finished in the ATP or WTA Top 10 this season, and considers their future in three different ways.