WATCH: Think About It, Season 2 Teaser

WATCH: Think About It, Season 2 Teaser

WATCH: Think About It, Season 2 Teaser

WATCH: Think About It, Season 2 Teaser

Think About It: Season 2 Teaser

WATCH: Think About It, Season 2 Teaser

Japan’s Kei Nishikori says he doesn't want to think about becoming Asia’s highest-ranked male ever. The 22-year-old is currently ranked No. 26. Thailand's Paradorn Srichaphan became the highest-ranked Asian male ever when he reached No. 9 in 2003. "I've been playing my best tennis of late but I do not

PARIS—Ernests Gulbis doesn't want his younger sisters to follow in his footsteps and become a professional tennis player because women need "to think about kids." The Latvian player advanced to the fourth round at the French Open on Friday, beating Radek Stepanek of the Czech Republic 6-3, 6-2, 7-5. He

Andy Murray doesn't expect to be overwhelmed having to defend a Grand Slam title for the first time at the upcoming U.S. Open. The Briton won his second major title this summer at Wimbledon. “I think there is less pressure,” Murray told reporters. “I think before the first match --

Agnieszka Radwanska, who reached the Wimbledon semifinals despite a right leg injury, says pain won't stop her from playing on Thursday against Sabine Lisicki. “I think if it's the end of a Grand Slam you don't really think about the pain or anything else,” she said. “You just fight until

Serena Williams, who won her first match at the Australian Open after not playing since early September, said she has plenty of experience and it really doesn’t matter that she wasn’t on court for a while. The 34-year-old Williams has won 21 Grand Slams. “I think, ‘OK, I haven't played

NEW YORK (AP) — Novak Djokovic couldn't think about No. 24 without thinking of Kobe Bryant. So after winning the U.S. Open on Sunday night for a historic 24th Grand Slam title, Djokovic put on a blue T-shirt that honored the Los Angeles Lakers great. The shirt read "Mamba Forever"

1. Think big and go for it! Remember you must think big time and be different. In time, your success will out-weigh your failures.
2. Ideas are temporary missions. Success is a reality.
3. There is only one way to play the game for anything in life! To win. 4.

BASEL, Switzerland (AP) Like many dads, Roger Federer is talking with his family about how to spend Christmas. But unlike most, the father-of-four has the 2017 holidays on his mind - on the eve of the tennis season when he will turn 36. It is an age few reach while

LONDON (AP) — Roger Federer has learned not to take anything for granted. That's why he said what he did during the trophy presentation after his record-breaking eighth Wimbledon championship: "I hope this wasn't my last match. And I hope I can come back next year and try to defend

Nadal chooses to receive. Can’t remember why he does this. Superstition? Think it's Gilbert’s advice in Winning Ugly. Amis bought that book—“I’ve got the ugly part down," he said, "now I just need the winning." The logos around the stadium. What do they add up to? Fly Emirates airlines—really? Enterprise

Despite holding a 2-9 record against Serena Williams, Maria Sharapova believes she can upset the American in the WTA Championships final on Sunday. Sharapova has not defeated Serena since the 2004 WTA Championships final. “I’ve done it before,” Sharapova said. “I know against her it’s been a really long time,

After his three-set win over No. 23-ranked Andreas Seppi at the Winston-Salem Open, former NCAA champion Steve Johnson, who qualified for the tournament, said that he may have aimed too high when he began playing professionally. “I think I had expectations, I think they were unrealistic from the success I