And it took the Spaniard fewer matches played to get to 300 career wins than any of the Big 3, or Jannik Sinner.

Everyone blinks. It’s a fact of life. The average person blinks 15 times a minute. But a tennis champion of the caliber of Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal can only blink half-a-dozen times in a career ...

Djokovic, who experienced breathing and stamina problems when he first came on tour, switched to a gluten-free diet and rose to No. 1 in the world in 2011. He credited his new endurance to the dietary ...

Roger Federer reflects on becoming the first player to be ranked No. 1 for 300 weeks. “It’s obviously an amazing number,” Federer told reporters. “I never thought of something like this when I was a ...

Vacherot has had a meteoric rise over the last six months, and it all began in Shanghai last fall, where he famously won the first ATP title of his career—at a Masters 1000, no less—and surged from No ...

The other two are just as compelling, with Sinner facing Auger-Aliassime and De Minaur meeting hometown hero Vacherot.

The American shared a heartfelt eight-minute video on social media after her appearance was picked apart online.

The world No. 1, a four-time runner-up in Stuttgart, didn't specify the injury, saying only that she sustained it after beating Coco Gauff in the Miami Open final last month.

The Italian is just the fourth man ever to win that many matches in a row at Masters 1000 events, after the Big 3.

The 19-year-old powered his way to a maiden ATP Masters 1000 quarterfinal Thursday, topping the radar gun with a 105 m.p.h. forehand. Fonseca broke Berrettini four times in their ...

Auger-Aliassime is also the first Canadian player to complete the career set of quarterfinals at all nine Masters 1000 events. Milos Raonic, who’s now retired, came close, only missing Shanghai. Denis ...

The Spaniard talks returning to clay, battle for No. 1 and love of the sea with Prakash Amritraj in Monte Carlo.