NEW YORK (AP) Ernests Gulbis earned a reputation - one he won't deny - for enjoying the nightlife. So how did the professional tennis player from Latvia plan to mark Tuesday's big occasions? Not only was it his 23rd birthday, but he also ended a seven-match losing streak at Grand

After over a decade of Russian dominance on the women’s side, the ATP tour witnessed a revolution of its own in 2021, culminating in four Russian men finishing inside the Top 30—the most since the days of Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Marat Safin. “We have better and better players like rising

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PARIS (AP) — Much as he wanted to avoid tears, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga simply could not. And, he said later, he knew he would not. So they flowed freely during the final moments of his final match at the French Open, the final singles match of his professional tennis career, and

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LONDON (AP) — Here is one way to look at what Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and the now-retired Roger Federer accomplished: The group known as the Big Three of men’s tennis accumulated so many Grand Slam titles — 63 in all — that it seems unlikely anyone will reach the

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The Laver Cup has reached its long-awaited transitional stage. The event’s co-creator and public face, Roger Federer, has retired, and he has taken the rest of the Big Four with him. Last year, Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray gathered in London to send the Swiss Maestro off

It’s estimated that women coach less than ten percent of the Top 150 singles and 50 doubles players who compete on the Hologic WTA Tour. Addressing the topic during an interview this summer with the Associated Press, Billie Jean King said, “Terrible. Extremely disappointing.” Many reasons account for this. “In

When I made my first trip to the Australian Open, in 2011, Grigor Dimitrov was the young man everyone in Melbourne Park wanted to see. He was 19, he had been the No. 1 junior in the world, he played just like Roger Federer, and he was making his main-draw

What’s the simplest way to beat a counterpuncher? Turn him into a puncher. What’s the simplest way to beat a tall opponent? Force him to get low and run. On Sunday in Barcelona, Dominic Thiem had to make both of those tactics work for him at once. That’s because Thiem

MELBOURNE—Once again, Sofia Kenin crashed a party. Sunday, Kenin derailed precocious Coco Gauff. Tuesday, she ended the run of Ons Jabeur, the first Arab woman to reach the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam tournament. But those two victories occurred in distant neighborhoods. What happened today was profoundly and painfully local.

If the Grand Slams ever give in and reduce men’s matches from best-of-five sets to best-of-three, one group of people will likely jump—and chant, and stomp—for joy: the Aussie Fanatics. When their countrymen are playing, those notorious, semi-professional noisemakers from Down Under must be as loud as they can be,

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