CHARLESTON—When Paula Badosa withdrew from the US Open for the second time in three years, most assumed the back injury that forced her to shut down her 2023 season had flared back up. The former ...

Grigor Dimitrov has endured more than his fair share of injuries. Coming into Wimbledon, the Bulgarian had been forced to retire in his past four major appearances. On Monday, it increased to five in ...

It took Valentin Vacherot some time to find a rhythm in his opening round at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters. After coming through a deciding set against Juan Manuel Cerundolo to kick off his ...

“As soon as you play some shots with them, they go very big, much too fluffy. They become like a grapefruit. ... We’re basically playing 30-shot rallies because it’s almost impossible to hit a winner.

NEW YORK—Elena Rybakina is looking like her old self, and ready to turn the page after a turbulent stretch over the past two years. The No. 9 seed routed former US Open champion Emma Raducanu 6-1, 6-2 ...

All good things come to an end, even in tennis. On Wednesday, Rajeev Ram and Joe Salisbury, one of the most successful doubles teams on ATP Tour, announced they have officially called it quits.

After surviving a three-hour-and-24-minute marathon against Jaume Munar on Thursday, 6-4, 6-7 (7), 7-5, Carlos Alcaraz had a quicker day at the office at Queen's Club on Friday, beating Arthur ...

NEW YORK—If an athlete has a name that can be chanted, New York sports fans won’t waste any time making it happen. Even when the athlete in question is an unseeded, 20-year-old tennis player from ...

The former world No. 1 famously sought outside help for her serving yips and confirmed coach Gavin MacMillan also adjusted her already-formidable forehand for more consistent speed. MATCH POINT: Aryna ...

The Australian Open has been a happy hunting ground for U.S. players during this decade. On the women’s side, Madison Keys and Sofia Kenin won their only Grand Slam titles in Melbourne, while Danielle ...

The three-time Grand Slam champion will work as an advisor to the German Tennis Federation in her first role since her professional retirement.

Said the world No. 2, "I have always enjoyed my time in Canada but after speaking with my team, we believe this is the right decision to take." HIGHLIGHTS: Carlos Alcaraz topples Novak Djokovic in ...