It's no secret that Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios used to get along poorly, from Kyrgios calling the Serb names like "useless" and "a tool," to Djokovic saying a short time later that he had "no respect" for the Aussie. But that feud is now a friendship: The seeds of

Mike Tyson, one of the greatest boxers of all-time, spent a lot of his youth on top of the world: Having started his fighting career on a 19-bout winning streak, Tyson still holds the record of being the youngest boxer to ever win a world heavyweight title. But, the 57-year-old

Throughout his career, Nick Kyrgios has had a sometimes-fraught relationship with the world's media—experiences that have shaped the way that he's approached his foray into tennis commentary and media work while sidelined with injury over the last year. But in Episode 2 of his video-podcast series, Good Trouble with Nick

Jay Shetty has built an empire thinking like a monk. But, as the British author, podcaster and life coach retells in Episode 3 of "Good Trouble with Nick Kyrgios," it was never what he set out to do. In fact, it was the "last thing" he would've ever thought for

ROME (AP) After a decade at or near the top of tennis, Rafael Nadal can accept that he's no longer dominating. ''Obviously today I'm not as good as I (was),'' Nadal said Tuesday at the Italian Open. ''Life has been fantastic with me. Today I'm not winning as much as

As if the world needed further evidence that Rafael Nadal—affectionately dubbed Rafa by, well, everyone—is just a plainly good person, he made a point of solidifying one particular fanship after a fellow took a dive following Nadal's doubles match last night. See footage of the fall here:

Making a name for herself has always been a motivation for four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka, whether on the tennis court or through her myriad of off-court interests. But, as she reflects this week on the latest episode of Good Trouble with Nick Kyrgios, her perspective has now shifted.

Today marks the debut of a new video-podcast series, Good Trouble with Nick Kyrgios. In it, the inimitable Australian sits down with notables from athletics, entertainment, media, lifestyle, arts and beyond—guests include Frances Tiafoe, Naomi Osaka, Rainn Wilson, Gary Vaynerchuk and Mike Tyson, among others—for wide-ranging conversations about how they,

Live on Good Morning America from Florida, Naomi Osaka shared some insight into what her mom and sister said after she won the Australian Open and what advice she'd give to anyone looking up to her. She also unveiled that her pump-up song for the fortnight was, appropriately, Jay Rock's

Gary Vaynerchuk's success as an entrepreneur should've been easily foretold. An immigrant to the U.S. from the Soviet Union (now modern-day Belarus), the co-founder of the restaurant reservation software company Resy and the drink company Empathy Wines gravitated towards the hustle from an early age. "It would snow in New

Patrick Mouratoglou has spent his tennis coaching career in the throws of the spotlight, from his long tenure with Serena Williams to his work with Coco Gauff, Holger Rune and other players at his namesake academy in the south of France. But, as the 53-year-old reveals this week on episode

Actor Rainn Wilson, best known for his role as Dwight Schrute on the acclaimed comedy series "The Office," has built a career out of entertaining people. But on this week's episode of "Good Trouble with Nick Kyrgios," Wilson says that his public persona has not always aligned with his private

Grigor Dimitrov will once again be working with the Good to Great academy, the Swedish academy has announced. The Bulgarian, whose ranking has dropped this season, recently split with both coach Roger Rasheed and girlfriend Maria Sharapova. Before working with Rasheed, Dimitrov was with the academy. Good to Great's Johan

You know what they say; Look good, play good. That may not be true in every situation, but it seemed to be the case for Elina Svitolina in her first-round match today at the All England Club. The No. 3 seed fought through some ups and downs against Alison Van

In my last post I stated that 2009 was a good year for tennis matches. Unfortunately, I realize now that I need to revise that assertion: It was a good year for men’s tennis matches. From a competitive standpoint, the women disappointed. Dinara Safina came up lame in both the

With the beginning of May comes the perfect weather for playing tennis, and the return of pick-up matches, summer leagues and plenty of recreational tennis action. That also means the return of debates over lines and serves, questionable calls and the perennial query: What does The Code say? Court of

Let me be right up front about this. Everyone says Guillermo Cañas is a really nice guy. He’s polite, friendly, hard-working—a good man of simple tastes (he likes watching the Cartoon Network; simple enough for you?). We’re talking salt of the earth, folks—he’s so accessible that the English speakers on

Great strokes won’t do you any good if you don’t have good preparation. 1. Great preparation starts with your stance. This is true for every sport, whether you’re a lineman in football, a point guard in basketball or shortstop in baseball. The shortstop is a good model for tennis. You

World No. 3 Roger Federer believes that No. 2 Novak Djokovic has a good chance to seize the No. 1 ranking for the first time. "I think Novak has made good progress since the U.S. Open," he said in Madrid. "He had the chance to win and lost to Nadal,

Andy Murray has a good chance to end the year at No. 2 for the first time. But he says that while that would be a good achievement, getting to No. 1 is a more significant goal. Novak Djokovic is currently No. 1 and is almost 6,000 points ahead of