Well, I took my time and read through all the comments at my Andre Agassi post of yesterday, and cherry-picked some of the questions raised there in hopes of laying to rest this issue. Because one thing I'm convinced of is that this isn't any bigger an issue than you

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) Andy Roddick believes there's a conversation ahead among pro tennis players to consider whether forming a union would be the best way to tackle the sport's issues with a collective voice. Prompted by weather issues that played havoc with the U.S. Open this month, Roddick suggested that

[Ed. Note: Pete is away for Thanksgiving Vacation until Monday. In his absence, we are proud to objectify these men and women of the tennis world, who light our collective fires.] Mario Ancic Gaston Gaudio Gabriela Sabatini James Blake Anastasia Myskina Rafael Nadal Maria Sharapova John Lloyd Roger Federer Maria

It’s hard to say what Roger Federer is doing right now, but easy to speculate about what he is not doing. The 17-time Grand Slam singles champion most decidedly is not sitting in a hotel room with the curtains drawn to block out all light, gnawing his fingernails as he

I have wondered about this for a long time: Who or what determines which side of the court the players and the umpire sit on? —Nancy P. Venie, Woodbridge, VA While not exactly a rules or regulations issue, there are officiating procedures that cover this. Unless there are overriding considerations

Naomi Osaka's fame and popularity continues to grow, so much so that she is gracing the cover of ESPN magazine.

TC Live: Looking back on Murray's opening five-set win at the 2022 AO

For our sixth annual Heroes Issue, we’ve selected passages from the last 50 years of Tennis Magazine and TENNIS.com—starting in 1969 and ending in 2018—to highlight 50 worthy heroes. Each passage acknowledges the person as they were then; each subsequent story catches up with the person, or highlights their impact,

LONDON—Roger Federer will play the ATP’s season-ending championship for the 14th consecutive year. The Swiss will go for a seventh title at the tournament, starting against Tomas Berdych on Sunday night in Group Stan Smith. Novak Djokovic and Kei Nishikori are the other players in Federer’s round-robin group. "I haven't

To the surprise of no one, Roger Federer is one of the cover stars for TIME Magazine's TIME 100: The Most Influential People issue. Federer's friend and Match for Africa teammate, Bill Gates, pens a short essay about the Swiss.

Ahead of Wimbledon, the Serena Williams editorial locomotive just keeps roaring onward. She will not only compete in at least singles action at the All England Club as of next week; she's already playing cover model for two publications, the UK edition's July issue of Harper's Bazaar and the August

For our sixth annual Heroes Issue, we’ve selected passages from the last 50 years of Tennis Magazine and TENNIS.com—starting in 1969 and ending in 2018—to highlight 50 worthy heroes. Each passage acknowledges the person as they were then; each subsequent story catches up with the person, or highlights their impact,

For our sixth annual Heroes Issue, we’ve selected passages from the last 50 years of Tennis Magazine and TENNIS.com—starting in 1969 and ending in 2018—to highlight 50 worthy heroes. Each passage acknowledges the person as they were then; each subsequent story catches up with the person, or highlights their impact,

WATCH: Azarenka reached the quarterfinals of the Citi Open, her first tournament since missing Wimbledon.

On Friday, July 15 at 11 am EST, TENNIS.com senior writer Peter Bodo will take your tennis questions and give his honest answers in a live chat session. UPDATE, 11:09 AM: We're experiencing some technical issues, but bear with us—Peter Bodo will be here shortly.

By Rosangel Valenti, TW Contributing Editor Please use this as your gathering-place to discuss today's tennis. Apologies for the brevity of today's post - I am on my way to Paris this morning, and had minor technical issues before leaving home. Airport wi-fi is a wonderful thing! I hope to

Tennis again leads in suspicious betting alerts issued by the European Sports Security Association in the second quarter, accounting for 83 percent of its 41 alerts. Tennis had 30 more suspicious betting alerts than the next highest sport, which was soccer with four alerts. The association receives alerts on unusual

Court Report: Who's going to next week's ATP Finals in London?

WTA CEO Steve Simon is calling for more recognition and expansion of equal prize money following a recent revival of the debate. "With the leadership of the Grand Slams and the main mandatory-combined events, which have led the way, I think tennis has addressed it very well," he told the

Victoria Azarenka and Maria Sharapova react strongly to suggestions that they should tone down their grunting. The two will meet in the Australian Open final on Saturday night with the No. 1 ranking at stake. Azarenka was unsure why the issue has come again when she has been playing full-time