Here’s your daily dose of Doubles Take, breaking down team play at the US Open. In this day and age, there’s only one way to celebrate a berth in the US Open semifinals.

There are ways to support your son, and then there are ways to support your son. Stefanos Tsitsipas survived a 4-6, 2-6, 6-1, 6-4, 6-4 Roland Garros first-rounder versus Jaume Munar on Tuesday, his first time rallying back from a two-set deficit. Tsitispas stood out on court in his all-black

Felix Auger-Aliassime has been on the rise since the age of 14, and his hard work is paying off big-time in Miami. With a straight-set win over Nikoloz Basilashvili on Tuesday, he becomes the first 18-year-old to reach the quarterfinals since Rafael Nadal in 2005. He's the third-youngest Miami quarterfinalist

In L'Uomo Vogue, Grigor Dimitrov delivers his patented brand of winkingly handsome looks for photographer Greg Lotus. He appears both in a tan, high-end uniform with smart supporting colors, Rolex on his wrist, and then in a stylish ruby sport coat – is that velvet? is it corduroy? – in

Howdy, folks. Well, well, well, we’ve had quite a little go ‘round on the most recent post about Kim Clijsters, haven’t we? I promised last week that I would look a little further into this upcoming Proximus Diamond Games champagne giveaway – which some comment posters and the tournament promoters

Ivo Karlovic defeated Marin Cilic in the first round of the Shanghai Masters, 7-5, 2-6, 7-6 (2), scoring his first win over the U.S. Open champion in three matches. Karlovic is nearly 10 years older than the 26-year-old Cilic and has never reached a Grand Slam semifinal. He reached the

INDIAN WELLS, Calif.—Fabio Fognini says he is excited about becoming a father. He and his wife, retired pro Flavia Pennetta, are expecting their first child in just a few weeks. The Italian reached the third round of Indian Wells and is 5-5 for the season, but admits that his attention

The 2015 Australian Open was the first Grand Slam in two years in which the top seeds in both draws ended up holding the winner’s trophies. The unusually cool fortnight Down Under produced its share of drama and surprise, and gave us a few glimpses into the future along the

INTERVIEW: Denis Shapovalov after his fourth-round win over Alexander Zverev

Top-down dominance and Cinderella surprise: The WTA tour was balanced between those two poles last season. The No. 1 and No. 2 players, Iga Swiatek and Aryna Sabalenka, won the first two Grand Slams. Then, at the last two, Marketa Vondrousova and Coco Gauff rose up to claim their maiden

Go to our French Open tournament page for the full draw. Looking for Steve Tignor's analysis? Visit TENNIS.com on Friday when his full bracket breakdowns are revealed. JOEL DRUCKER: Petra Kvitova A much harder choice than the men, but I'm thinking Rafael Nadal will be joined by another lefty. Yes,

Editor's Note: Novak Djokovic just won his 80th career title—and completed a sweep of the ATP Masters 1000 tournaments for a second time—with a 1-6, 6-3, 6-4 win over Milos Raonic at the Western & Southern Open (normally held in Cincinnati, but staged in New York City this year due

The men are nearing two finish lines as they start this week. First, they’ll play the final Masters 1000 of 2024, at the Accor Arena in Bercy, starting Monday. The only significant ATP event left after that is the year-end championship in Turin. There are four spots still open for

No Limit: Prakash sources Serena sound from NYC

FLASHBACK: Berrettini survives Gasquet in sudden-death in the 2020 Ultimate Tennis Showdown

To view the US Open draws, visit our men's tournament page here, and our women's tournament page here. We’ve had a pandemic. We’ve had withdrawals. We’ve had rumors of a player strike. But it seems that the US Open women’s event is going to happen. The tournament starts Monday, but

While there are high-profile absences among the men in Montreal, the top women, aside from Serena Williams, are all present and accounted for in Toronto. The tournament marks the start of two races: The first is for the U.S. Open title; the second is for the year-end No. 1 ranking.

Has this been the best—i.e., most consistently compelling—fall season in memory? On the women’s side, we’ve had highs and lows from Sharapova, Kvitova, Ivanovic, Halep, and finally Serena. On the men’s we’ve had the long drive for London, led by Andy Murray, who has played five events, won three of

NEW YORK (AP)—Stanislas Wawrinka beat Sam Querrey in five sets Tuesday to put two Swiss men in a Grand Slam quarterfinal for the first time in the Open era -- and keep the Americans out of that round in the U.S. Open for the second straight year. Wawrinka won 7-6