It’s a Monday night, and Robby Ginepri is playing tennis in the rain. At age 31, the American, a Georgia native, former Top 15 player and 2005 US Open semifinalist, has been engaged in an arduous comeback from an elbow injury he sustained in a 2010 bicycle accident. Two surgeries

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) The latest from the Australian Open on Tuesday (all times local): 11:59 p.m. Brian Baker made a long-awaited return to Melbourne Park three years after collapsing on the court with a torn meniscus in his right knee during a second-round match at the Australian Open. Baker lost

Over the last three months, the statue of Robert E. Lee on Monument Avenue in Richmond, Va., has come to embody all of the confusion—the sense of a nation being pulled backward and forward in time, and being ripped apart in the process—that has swirled across America since the protests

The year in a nutshell for most successful men of 2007, as well as what's on the agenda for next year. 1. ROGER FEDERER KEY STAT -- Grand Slam titles this season: 3 Masters titles (including Masters Cup): 3 Other titles: 2

From first ball to last, keep up to date with the latest from Roland Garros every day on TENNIS.com. We'll have match updates, photos, video highlights and more in our daily notebook: Passport to RG. Following Alexander Zverev's fourth-round press conference, where the No. 6 seed cited "a fever" as

I've been wanting to write a travel post about my recent New Year's trip to Texas. This is my last chance, really, with the Aussie Open looming. So here's one last pre-tournament respite from tennis, for anyone interested. My men's preview is on the home page; feel free to comment

About a quarter of the way through this year, how are your bookish goals for 2021 coming? Whether high and mighty or mired in struggleville, read on. David Shaftel is a man with many roles. A voracious observer of many things, primarily tennis these days, he's a parent, public-court rec

By TW Contributing Editor, Ed McGrogan Last Week's Tournaments AIG Japan Open Tennis Championships (ATP - Outdoor Hard - Tokyo, Japan) - Singles Final: Tomas Berdych def. Juan Martin del Potro 6-1, 6-4. - Singles Semifinal: Juan Martin del Potro def. Richard Gasquet 6-3, 4-6, 7-5. - Singles Semifinal: Tomas

The former world No. 4, who currently serves on the AELTC's board, dives into an extended chat about the upcoming 2021 season, hopes for greater collaboration within the sport, his Olympic and retirement experiences, "thirsty" evenings and unique communication with Paul Annacone.

The Latest on the Tokyo Olympics, which are taking place under heavy restrictions after a year's delay because of the coronavirus pandemic: ___ Tennis star Naomi Osaka has lit the cauldron at the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Games, ending the flame's long journey from Greece to these delayed Olympics.

• TW gathering by Jackie Roe, TW Social Director Hi guys! Late, late edition of the Deuce Club this week, as I didn't want this to interfere with the tennis. Thanks for sticking around. I just got back a couple of days ago from a blissful five days of tennis

By TW Contributing Editor, Ed McGrogan Last Week's Tournaments** Masters Series Monte Carlo (ATP - Clay - Monte Carlo, Monaco) - Singles Final: Rafael Nadal def. Roger Federer 7-5, 7-5. - Singles Semifinal: Roger Federer def. Novak Djokovic 6-3, 3-2 (retired). - Singles Semifinal: Rafael Nadal def. Nikolay Davydenko 6-3,

Phpydbvglam By TW Contributing Editor, Ed McGrogan I don't say this very often, but, TGIM - Thank God it's Monday! Well, for me at least. I'm looking forward to another year of hopefully alleviating your Monday malaise with a hot, steaming cup of tennis (as opposed to a "cup of

Last Week's Tournaments Kingfisher Airlines Tennis Open (ATP - Hard - Mumbai, India) - Singles Final: Richard Gasquet def. Olivier Rochus 6-3, 6-4. - Singles Semifinal: Richard Gasquet def. Fabrice Santoro 6-0, 6-3. - Singles Semifinal: Olivier Rochus def. Rainer Schuettler 6-3, 7-5. - Singles Bracket - Doubles Final: Robert

Getty Images The two sets Serena Williams played in her Roland Garros opener were the definition of night and day. After a 72-minute opening set, Serena Williams stepped on the gas to deflate Kristie Ahn in the second, needing 29 additional minutes to complete a 7-6 (2), 6-0 victory. With

Tennis in Los Angeles lives on. We have this week's men's event, as well its defending champion, Sam Querrey, of nearby Thousand Oaks. But no one is pretending that it's quite like it used to be. The city was once the site of the most prestigious American tournament outside of

After an extended hiatus, the Book Club returns. Today my TENNIS.com colleague Peter Bodo and I discuss his new book about the epochal 1975 Wimbledon final, "Ashe vs. Connors," which can be purchased at Amazon.com. Pete,

Long before Rafael Nadal set out to bring a world-class tennis complex to Manacor, Spain, there was already a sporting facility that bore his last name: the Polideportivo Miguel Angel Nadal. Named after his uncle, a former FC Barcelona and Spanish National Team soccer player, it is an ode to

Hey Steve, Sept. 10th, 2001, the day after the end of a US Open in which the singles titles were taken by Lleyton Hewitt and Venus Williams, was an eventful one for me. I’d been working on a profile of Lleyton Hewitt for Tennis Magazine, and Hewitt’s managers invited me

Juan Martin del Potro What will I remember from this most logical and inevitable—though still stunning—Grand Slam breakthrough? —Del Potro lumbering slowly behind the baseline as he set up to serve, and finishing by blowing on the heel of his right hand. It was a ritual that exuded self-assurance, and