Measuring the Kyrgios Effect: Nick's breakthrough stretch notwithstanding, it's still caveat emptorInstead of celebrating the unprecedented success he enjoyed this summer, Kyrgios reacted as if he was denied something he deserved.Read the story
US OpenWith Carlos Alcaraz and co., the ATP's long-awaited “changing of the guard” achieved critical mass—for some, not a moment too soon“We knew it (a transition) would eventually come sooner or later, and it looks like it was later,” said John McEnroe.By Peter Bodo Sep 12, 2022
Tennis.com InterviewMarta Kostyuk, the Accidental Spokesperson"I now represent my nation even more than before," the 20-year-old Ukrainian told us at the US Open. "You approach things differently when you are in this position."By Peter Bodo Sep 10, 2022
US OpenWith his upset of Rafael Nadal, Frances Tiafoe comes of age at the US OpenThe 24-year-old was not the same player we've grown accustomed to watching—and the same could be said for Rafa.By Peter Bodo Sep 06, 2022
US OpenIn retirement, the seeds of Serena Williams' deep fame will continue to growSerena has earned global respect as a transcendent athlete, even outside the precincts of tennis. But there’s more—much more.By Peter Bodo Sep 03, 2022
US OpenAt US Open's Ukraine fundraiser, fun abounds with Rafael Nadal, Iga Swiatek and other bright lights, but the war still casts a shadowLife-and-death issues percolated under this glaze of fun and games, but the players understand that lecturing or educating fans isn’t the point.By Peter Bodo Aug 25, 2022
US OpenIn making a muscular show of support for Ukraine at the US Open, the USTA chooses a third wayA spotlight on Ukraine may make some players uncomfortable, but if it shocks them out of their complacency, it’s a winBy Peter Bodo Aug 09, 2022
