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Diadem Court Burst - Price: $150 - Size Run: M 3.5 / W 5.0 – M 14.0 / W 15.5 (unisex shoe) - Weight: 14.5 oz. (men’s 10.5) - Outsole warranty: None What’s New The Court Burst is Diadem’s first foray into the shoe space. It features a 360 Performance

Each day on TENNIS.com, we’ll feature Tennis Channel’s Court Report, a rundown of the day that was in the sport—along with our thoughts on what’s happening on the courts around the world.

Each day on TENNIS.com, we’ll feature Tennis Channel’s Court Report, a rundown of the day that was in the sport—along with our thoughts on what’s happening on the courts around the world.

Each day on TENNIS.com, we’ll feature Tennis Channel’s Court Report, a rundown of the day that was in the sport—along with our thoughts on what’s happening on the courts around the world.

Each day on TENNIS.com, we’ll feature Tennis Channel’s Court Report, a rundown of the day that was in the sport—along with our thoughts on what’s happening on the courts around the world.

Each day on TENNIS.com, we’ll feature Tennis Channel’s Court Report, a rundown of the day that was in the sport—along with our thoughts on what’s happening on the courts around the world.

Each day on TENNIS.com, we’ll feature Tennis Channel’s Court Report, a rundown of the day that was in the sport—along with our thoughts on what’s happening on the courts around the world.

Each day on TENNIS.com, we’ll feature Tennis Channel’s Court Report, a rundown of the day that was in the sport—along with our thoughts on what’s happening on the courts around the world.

Each day on TENNIS.com, we’ll feature Tennis Channel’s Court Report, a rundown of the day that was in the sport—along with our thoughts on what’s happening on the courts around the world.

Ready, Play ... Player 1, that is! Daniil Medvedev's longtime apparel sponsor Lacoste teamed up with the National Sports Agency of France to honor the 2021 US Open champion in the most creative of ways: dedicating a hard court in his honor in Grasse, north of Cannes, where Medvedev has

Each day on TENNIS.com, we’ll feature Tennis Channel’s Court Report, a rundown of the day that was in the sport—along with our thoughts on what’s happening on the courts around the world.

Each day on TENNIS.com, we’ll feature Tennis Channel’s Court Report, a rundown of the day that was in the sport—along with our thoughts on what’s happening on the courts around the world.

In “United States of Tennis”, our Baseline editors Stephanie Livaudais and Liya Davidov have set out to document some of the country's most unique tennis experiences and iconic venues. Spread across New York City are the instantly recognizable “Court 16” tennis clubs. With three locations—Downtown Brooklyn, Long Island City and

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The tennis summer swing is in full force across all surfaces, and with the turn from clay to grass comes more debates over lines and serves, questionable calls, and the perennial query: What does The Code say? Court of Appeals is here to clear the air. Rebel Good, a past

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CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Wimbledon tennis finalist Nick Kyrgios' court date to face a common assault charge has been postponed by three weeks. The charge relates to an incident in January 2021 that was reported to Australian Capital Territory police in December. Kyrgios was initially expected to face ACT Magistrates

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LONDON—Former player Javier Sanchez, who owns GreensSet, the company that laid down the courts in Basel, Paris, and the ATP World Tour Finals, says there is no difference in the speed of the surfaces. Some players claim the London court is slower than the one in Paris; some say London