The former world No. 1 hit out at false stories hinting she would sit out the grass season.

The world No. 7 takes avoiding the rankings to a new extreme.

The former world No. 2 first discussed mental health struggles en route to his first Masters win in Madrid.

The 19-year-old is in the midst of a breakout spring and her first WTA clay swing.

The Aussie showed off a second Mini Cooper despite teasing from fiancée Katie Boulter.

We'd say this legend nailed the dress code, "Tailored For You", on Monday evening.

Is the world No. 1 playing well enough for a Madrid-Rome double? It's one of three storylines to follow.

For the 17-year-old Jovic, the French Open marks her third consecutive major main draw.

The "stubborn" Spaniard assures winning a Grand Slam title is still on the table despite her chronic back injury.

Three storylines to watch, including the world No. 1’s return in front of his home fans, over the next fortnight at the Foro Italico.

Celebrating Carlitos, who turns 22 today, with some help from his peers.

The world No. 1 is curious about his level after serving a three-month anti-doping ban.

The Croatian triumphed in a dramatic, marathon final in Aix-en-Provence.

The changing world of intercollegiate sports can spell trouble for all of us, but advocating for college tennis is within our reach.

The conclave to elect a new pope isn’t the only international event attracting visitors to Rome this week.

Meanwhile, over on the ATP rankings, Jack Draper and Lorenzo Musetti both make major breakthroughs.

With his ranking dropping, Ruud sought mental health help. On Sunday, he won his biggest title, and showed how tough losses in past finals can help in the future.

It’s the best record from a set up on the men’s tour in 2025.

The Norwegian will return to the ATP’s Top 10 after taking down Jack Draper in the final.

Fast-paced, tight quarters, and walls that fight back, here’s a starter’s kit for this fun and addictive game.

The four-time Grand Slam winner is set to return to the WTA’s Top 50 after her maiden clay-court victory.

Competition heads to the Foro Italico, where Jannik Sinner rejoins the tour for the first time since defending his Australian Open title.

“It was intense, a real fight; I’m super happy I was able to handle my emotions,” said the world No. 1 after defeating Coco Gauff in Saturday's final.

Meanwhile, Borna Coric is a win away from earning a fourth challenger-level title this year.

That's across both the women's AND men's tours.

The world No. 1 prevailed, 6-3, 7-6 (3), on Saturday evening for her 20th career trophy.

The Norwegian winning his first 1000-level event would make for a great story, but it's hard to envision him overcoming the red-hot lefty.

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Are more flexible racquets really better for your arm?

After the former No. 1 lost early in Madrid, coach Patrick Mouratoglou told Second Serve “the thing she needs the most” is to just play more matches.

The Indian Wells champ continued his stellar run of form with a 6-3, 7-6 (4) victory Friday night.

With local initiatives for new and returning players, and support from around the country, National Tennis Month is the perfect vehicle to drive the sport for a lifetime.

And after falling out of the Top 10 last week, the former No. 2 will now bounce right back into the elite.

Can the Serbian, like the American at the 1991 US Open, record a rare win over Father Time?

Gauff has been stellar since arriving in Madrid, but Sabalenka has been stellar all season.

Ruud is one of the best clay-courters in the world, but Cerundolo has enjoyed this head-to-head.

Opening up may just be the key for him to "widen the circle of my level as a tennis player."

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After months of colorful neon looks, the European clay-court season brings with it a tidal shift in tennis fashion trends.

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Stan Wawrinka, Borna Coric and Reilly Opelka are in the final eight, however.

“If you want to succeed on the Challenger Tour today, you need to play really good tennis,” he says. “It’s no walk in the park.”

The five-time Grand Slam champion extended her streak of not reaching a final after a demoralizing 6-1, 6-1 loss to Coco Gauff in the semifinals.

The Brit will be just the second left-handed player to be ranked in the ATP Top 5 this century, after the Spaniard.

"Like millions of other people I love watching you play," wrote the Norwegian. "Not your day today, but you inspire so many and you’ll be back stronger than ever!!"

The No. 4 seed dominated the defending champion in straight sets.