Nearly four decades after Boris Becker lifted it in triumph, his 1989 US Open trophy is making headlines again—this time for commanding more than $357,000 at auction. It's now the most expensive tennis trophy ever sold and the second-most expensive piece of tennis memorabilia ever to hit the market, behind

Episode 16 of The Big T, a Tennis Channel podcast, is available to listen on your favorite streaming platforms—click here for the latest drop. You can also watch specific segments and bonus content from every episode on the Tennis Channel app—click here and start digging in! In this week's episode:

The best drop shots come when you least expect them—except on The Big T. Tennis Channel’s signature podcast releases new episodes each Wednesday, but when moments demand immediate reaction—with the same unparalleled insight—we break out a Drop Shot Edition. 🚨 Our latest emergency pod, featuring Paul Annacone, Brad Gilbert and

Carlos Alcaraz may not have come away with the title in Monte Carlo this year, but there are a lot of silver linings—he not only reached the milestone 10th Masters 1000 final of his career, but also the 20th "big" final of his career, another milestone. Not too bad for

After surviving a tough three-setter in his third-round match on Thursday, Carlos Alcaraz bounced back at the Rolex Monte Carlo Masters on Friday, cruising to a 6-3, 6-0 victory over Alexander Bublik in the quarterfinals of the Masters 1000 event. And it was a special victory—the 300th win of his

Jannik Sinner's incredible set streak at Masters 1000 events may have come to an end at the Rolex Monte Carlo Masters on Thursday, but his overall match winning streak at this level stayed very much alive. And on Friday the Italian hit a big milestone in that streak—he's now won

Going into their second-round clash at the Rolex Monte Carlo Masters on Wednesday, Daniil Medvedev had never lost to Matteo Berrettini, winning all three of their previous meetings. But those three previous meetings were all on hard courts—and on the slow red clay, it was a much different story. Berrettini

Last week, Petra Kvitova became a mom of three, with the two-time Wimbledon champion announcing that she and husband Jiri Vanek welcomed twin daughters, Emma and Ella, on March 30. The girls' birth announcement netted more than 100,000 likes on the affable Czech's Instagram. Peers including Barbora Krejcikova, Garbiñe Muguruza

Stan Wawrinka said farewell to another tournament close to his heart Monday, as he looked ahead to the remainder of his final season on tour. The three-time major winner bowed out in the first round of the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters at the hands of Sebastian Baez. The Argentine battled to

There’s a lot of movement on the rankings today after three ATP events and two WTA events last week, but the most significant storyline might involve no movement at all, as Carlos Alcaraz hits 66 career weeks at No. 1, tying main rival Jannik Sinner’s tally. The two are now

The clay-court swing is the perfect vehicle for a long, winding, two-man Slam race. It runs for most of spring—from early April to early June. It includes three Masters 1000s and a major. It takes us on a tour of some of the sport’s most scenic and historic sites. And

“Serving performance, it helped,” Jannik Sinner said with a half-smile after his 6-4, 6-4 win over Jiri Lehecka in the Miami Open final on Sunday. Sinner knew there was a Captain Obvious quality to this statement. He hit 10 aces, won 92 percent of his first-serve points, and wasn’t broken.

Jannik Sinner powered his way to the Miami Open title on Sunday, outslugging Jiri Lehecka in straight sets in the final, 6-4, 6-4. And having won Indian Wells two weeks ago, Sinner has now completed the Sunshine Double for the first time in his career, which means winning Indian Wells

Jannik Sinner's mastery of Alexander Zverev continued in the semifinals of the Miami Open on Friday, with the world No. 2 recording a 6-3, 7-6(4) win in the semifinals. Two streaks continued for Sinner with the 1 hour and 53-minute triumph. He has now won his last 16 matches at

Before each day's play at the Miami Open, we'll preview and predict our must-see matches—stream them all on the Tennis Channel app.

Outside of the Laver Cup, the last time Frances Tiafoe squared off against a Top 2 opponent was the 2024 Cincinnati Open final, when then world No. 1 Jannik Sinner claimed a 7-6 (4), 6-2 victory. That wait all ends Thursday when Tiafoe gets his shot at the red-hot Italian.

Another day, another incredible stat for Jannik Sinner. Less than 24 hours after breaking the record for most consecutive sets won at Masters 1000 events in history, Sinner has now surpassed Roger Federer for the third-best career winning percentage in Masters 1000 history, which dates back to 1990. The Italian

MIAMI, Fla.—Carlos Alcaraz’s strong start to the 2026 season hit a pause on Sunday, when the world No. 1 was stunned by rising American Sebastian Korda 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 in the third round of the Miami Open presented by Itau—the final hard-court stop before the tour shifts to clay. “I

MIAMI, Fla. — Jakub Mensik has good memories of playing at Hard Rock Stadium, and said he feels “a lot of goosebumps” as he begins his first title defense. He’s got a sharp memory, too. Mensik didn’t miss a beat when breaking down the scouting report from his win over