“Spicy, spicy, definitely spicy,” J.J. Wolf said about all things tennis and the taste of.

The Canadian has seen the funny side of his ribbing, dubbing the former ATP world No. 11 is 'the funniest person in the world.'

Will we soon be getting another hit from "Genie (Sam's Version)"?

One-time Wimbledon stars, current PPA Tour players ... and part-time models?

From Agassi and Ginepri to Isner and Querrey—with some more A-Rod heartbreak sprinkled in—the U.S. has come plenty close, but no cigar.

Four U.S. flags are flying in the fourth round. Find out where Shelton, Paul, Tiafoe and Fritz figured into our laboratory experiment.

The 23-time major champion, who opens Centre Court Monday at Wimbledon, hasn't been defeated on the surface in more than five years.

In down time, the former ATP No. 11 enjoys a hike—all the workout he needs for his new sport.

The former world No. 1 is taking on a big role in one of the world’s fastest-growing sports, one that has already won over the likes of tennis standouts Sam Querrey and Noah Rubin.

The unfortunate luck was the latest chapter of a gloomy stretch for U.S. men at their home major.