Bernard Tomic and Viktor Troicki were ordered off a practice court by a policeman in Washington, D.C., a video clip online showed. The police warning was likely because of a severe weather forecast in the area. The clip showed the policeman approaching the two players, and then telling them to

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After passing up the opportunity to compete in his first-ever Laver Cup, world No. 1 Jannik Sinner was in a different kind of spotlight this week as he sat front row at Gucci's Milan Fashion Week show. The Italian luxury brand has sponsored the world No. 1 since 2022, not

Court Philippe-Chatrier is having its glow-up! Not only is Roland Garros' iconic center court the main stage for the upcoming Olympic tennis competition, but it also made a cameo appearance in the official trailer for Netflix's smash-hit show, Emily in Paris, this week. In the clip, the lead character, American

WIMBLEDON, England—Caroline Wozniacki, who lost in the fourth round at Wimbledon, wishes that more of women played on the bigger show courts at the All England Club. On Monday, during which all men’s and women’s round-of-16 matches were contested, women contested only three matches on Centre Court, No. 1 Court,

John McEnroe says he will show plenty of emotion if he’s sitting in Milos Raonic's box during Wimbledon. It’s an interesting situation, considering McEnroe might call the Canadian's matches on television. "I’m not going to sit there and show no emotion like [Ivan] Lendl did when Andy [Murray] won Wimbledon,”

For three days this week, the home of the US Open went to the dogs, as the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center welcomed the 148th edition of the annual Westminster Kennel Club dog show. While the world's best tennis players chase tennis balls around the courts at Flushing

"What you are doing in this court is unbelievable. Not just this court -- throughout your entire career, you've been a great champion,'' Djokovic told Nadal during the trophy presentation. "Today you showed why you are King of the Clay.''

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.

"Whether I’m at Court 7 at Jack Puryear Park in St. Pete, Florida or I’m on Arthur Ashe at the US Open, I’m going to bring the same energy and effort." Danielle Collins joins the show this week to discuss the new normal, reveal her off-court passions and explain why

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) -- Australian Open organizers are confident they have weather proofed the first tennis major of the season with the unveiling of the third stadium with a retractable roof at Melbourne Park. The 7,500-seat Margaret Court Arena was officially opened Tuesday on the site of the previous show

BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) Petra Kvitova, twice a Wimbledon champion, showed signs of kick-starting her year on the surface she likes most by making a timely dash into the second round of the Aegon Classic. Kvitova, who has been troubled by illness, personal setbacks and a 10-month title drought, beat both

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.

WATCH: Rublev reached his fifth major quarterfinal earlier this year at Roland Garros.

The Next Gen ATP Finals, set to take place in Milan this week, has been showing off its innovations like shot clocks, headset coaching and robotic line judges. But one element of the tournament will be a blast from the past: a court without doubles alleys, reminiscent of the one

VIDEO: The Stefanos Tsitsipas bathroom-break drama, in Flushing

The GOAT was spotted near the catwalk this week. Serena Williams stepped out at a pair of shows for Paris Fashion Week that showcased the 2024-25 fall and winter line for the Balmain and Off-White fashion houses. Williams wore striking black outfits to both shows, were she was accompanied by

LONDON—It wouldn’t be Manic Monday without a good, old-fashioned court-assignment controversy. With so many stars in action, and only two top-level show courts to put them on, there are always some big names and tantalizing matches exiled to the boondocks at the All England Club. The most obvious victim this

Taylor Fritz hasn’t gotten off to a great start in 2017, but the 19-year-old had an impressive showing in Indian Wells earlier this month, upsetting world No. 39 Benoit Paire and world No. 9 Marin Cilic before losing in the third round. The 19-year-old American took another step toward turning

Billie Jean King tells the Desert Sun that while she disagrees with her former rival Margaret Court’s opposition to gay marriage, she does not think that the Australian Open should rename its third show court, which is named after the 24-time Grand Slam singles champion. "No, no, no, get rid