Well, Pete Sampras tagged Petr Korda in his Outback Champions Series debut last night, and I've had emails from a bunch of reporters who turned up in Boston last night, from Bud Collins to Matt Cronin to Erik Siklos, the radio voice of Hungarian tennis (of all things!). Looks like

Jack Sock's run at the French Open was notable not only as the first time the 22-year-old reached a Grand Slam round of 16 in singles. He also became the youngest American man since Pete Sampras in 1993 to advance that far at Roland Garros. Tennis may be an individual

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MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) The intensity was vintage Rafael Nadal. On the stroke of midnight, he thrust his arms up and punched the air, sealing the victory that sets up the most anticipated semifinal at the Australian Open in quite some time. Roger Federer did his part to put this in

WIMBLEDON, England (AP) Roger Federer gave Prince Charles a bow, then gave Fabio Fognini a royal thumping. With the Prince of Wales visiting Wimbledon for the first time since 1970, Federer was at his best Wednesday and beat Fognini 6-1, 6-3, 6-2. Federer, a six-time winner at the All England

WIMBLEDON, England (AP)—Roger Federer leaned on the net, exhausted but exhilarated after winning the final set 19-17 to earn his first Olympic singles medal. "It has been a long time coming," he said. The wait included an Olympic marathon Friday, when Federer played for 4 hours, 26 minutes to beat

With Wimbledon less than a week away, I’ll address three questions that might be on your mind. What’s wrong with Wimbledon’s seeding system? It treats men and women unequally. Wimbledon held out on equal prize money for years, but few have remarked on the fact that the tournament doesn’t seed

WIMBLEDON, England(AP) Rafael Nadal figured he couldn't win Wimbledon this year because of his achy knees, so he decided it didn't make sense to try. Nadal withdrew from the grass-court Grand Slam tournament Friday, three days before it begins, becoming only the second men's champion in 35 years to decline

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP)—It’s not as rowdy without Serena around, but if Venus Williams thinks she has a better chance of winning her first Australian Open because her little sister is not here, she’s not saying so. Venus Williams is seeded fifth and among the favorites in Melbourne this year in

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) It's not as rowdy without Serena around, but if Venus Williams thinks she has a better chance of winning her first Australian Open because her little sister is not here, she's not saying. Venus Williams is seeded fifth and among the favorites in Melbourne this year in

WIMBLEDON, England (AP) After three of the biggest names in women's tennis were sent home early, the big four in the men's game kept on rolling in their chase for the Wimbledon title. A question mark, however, hangs over the fitness of defending champion Rafael Nadal, who injured his left

On the eve of his team’s biggest match of the year, USC Head Tennis Coach Peter Smith received an important phone call. It was from his boss, Athletic Director Pat Haden. “Pat called to wish me luck. We talked for a few minutes, and then he mentioned that the Trojan

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This piece was initially published on April 16, 2015, when we marked the 50th anniversary of TENNIS Magazine's founding in 1965. This was one of the 50 moments that commemorated the occasion. Braden will be inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame posthumously on Saturday. Vic Braden wasn’t drawn

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MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Novak Djokovic was still in the first set of his Australian Open quarterfinal against Andrey Rublev when the guy who would face the winner of that match, Tommy Paul, sat down for a news conference. "Probably have a better chance of winning if it's Rublev," Paul

Tennis Channel's year-long celebration of the WTA Tour's 50th anniversary, brought to you by Intuit Quickbooks, begins with Chapter 1: Thank You, Gladys (Watch our feature video above.)