Cool conditions persist at the BMW Open by Bitpanda, while Shelton and Fonseca advance to the stage of the final eight of the ATP 500 clay-court tournament.

A day after successfully making a quick turnaround from the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters to the Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell, Carlos Alcaraz pulled out of the ATP 500 event. Organizers announced just ...

There’s nothing like closing out a tennis match with an ace. Until you’ve done it with an underarm ace. That’s what Nuno Borges pulled off Wednesday at the Barcelona Open Ba ...

After more than two decades, the book is closing on the "Murray era" in professional tennis. Jamie Murray, the former doubles world No. 1 and older brother to Andy, announced his retirement Wednesday ...

The former world No. 1’s championship hardware is now the second-priciest piece of tennis memorabilia ever sold.

Australia has dominated the tennis events, medalling at least once in each event. Paul Hanley and Peter Luczak took the doubles gold over England's Ross Hutchins and Ken Skupski, while Rodionova and ...

More on Monte Carlo, and What it Means. The year’s first collision between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz up may not have been a classic, but it certainly got us talki ...

The Bryans are seeking their fifth U.S. Open championship and 100th career doubles title. They haven't won a major tournament since 2013 Wimbledon. The unseeded Lipsky and Ram were playing in their ...

The quarterfinals of the BMW Open were washed out by rain on Friday and rescheduled for Saturday. The quarterfinals, including top-seeded Andy Murray's match against Lukas Rosol, will be in the ...

If she wasn’t a tennis player, the world No. 1 said she would be a “boxer or a model,” and talked through grief and life lessons with Esquire’s editor-in-chief Michael Sebastian.

LIke Zverev last week, Coric will enter the Top 200 on Monday. If you’re looking for good omens, Umag is where Rafael Nadal reached his first ATP semifinal, at 17, in 2003.

There’s a very big move at the top of the ATP rankings today, as Jannik Sinner rises from No. 2 back to No. 1 after winning his fourth straight Masters 1000 title in Monte Carlo. He switches spots ...