Tiafoe, from College Park, Md., beat Stefan Kozlov of Pembroke Pines, Fla., 7-6 (3), 0-6, 6-3 in the first all-America Orange Bowl boys' final since 2004. It also was the first time two 15-year-olds ...

On Wednesday in Stuttgart, Francisco Roig was chatting with a fellow member of Iga Swiatek’s player box. Swiatek had just won the first set over Laura Siegemund by bulldozing a backhand winner down ...

Following fellow Wimbledon champion Serena Williams on Centre Court, Roger Federer flirted with disaster in the shape of Alejandro Falla, but ultimately pulled through, 6-3, 5-7, 6-3. Federer has ...

Fourth-seeded Danielle Collins, eighth-seeded Marta Kostyuk, Anna-Lena Friedsam and Anna Kalinskaya have reached the quarterfinals at the ATX Open in Austin, Texas ...

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.

Topspin, an operationally-driven private equity firm focused on the consumer sector, today announced the appointment of tennis champion and entrepreneur, Venus Williams, as its newest operating ...

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 ...

After Tomas Martin Etcheverry saved his first match point with a return winner against the serve-and-volleying Borges, the Portuguese surprised everyone inside Pista Rafa Nadal with the provocative ...

Nick Monroe and Brad Gilbert break down the Monte Carlo final (1:30), analyzing the key moments that decided the outcome, and the tactical adjustments that gave Sinner the edge. Monroe also shares ...

Jamie Murray, the former doubles world No. 1 and older brother to Andy, announced his retirement Wednesday on social media, writing that " [his] tennis journey [is coming] to an end after 36 years." ...

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

But there were a few lesser-known faces Down Under who strived to make names for themselves. The Australian Open treated two sets of siblings pretty well. Andy and Jamie Murray became the first ...