A hinge point for U.S. men’s tennis: Paul, Shelton, Tiafoe, Fritz and Korda head overseasCan the top Americans perform well enough on clay to carry over momentum to grass?Read the story
OpinionCould the next installment of Sincaraz be decided at net?Sinner is No. 1, but Alcaraz is the straw that stirs the drink—and that affects the entire tour.By Peter Bodo Apr 19, 2026
Coach's CornerArthur Fils and coach Goran Ivanisevic could be a fit that brings out the best in each otherThe Croatian's latest project follows short-lived stints with Rybakina and Tsitsipas.By Peter Bodo Mar 04, 2026
Indian Wells, USAIs Carlos Alcaraz pulling away from Jannik Sinner?Analysts Brad Gilbert, Jimmy Arias and Paul Annacone weigh in on tennis' biggest question ahead of Indian Wells.By Peter Bodo Mar 02, 2026
OpinionJessica Pegula and new architects eye the WTA Tour structureThis isn’t just a Middle East problem, or a February problem, or even a WTA problem. It’s a tennis problem.By Peter Bodo Feb 24, 2026
Australian OpenMadison Keys is the Grand Slam champion we can all cheer forLast year's Australian Open may have changed our perception of the American, but not her own.By Peter Bodo Jan 23, 2026
Australian OpenMirra Andreeva, Victoria Mboko, Iva Jovic: Making the cases for each top teenAfter a trio of breakthrough seasons, they're all into the second round of the Australian Open.By Peter Bodo Jan 20, 2026