The all-time great doesn't do a lot of looking back. Now is the right time, he says, to let it all out.

Prices for every kind of seat are on the rise, but so too is the tournament's popularity, as live sports becomes ever more lucrative.

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GLP-1s are not prohibited; the way they work means they might never be. Anti-doping authorities are still monitoring how athletes use them.

Tennis stars try to convince themselves to play every point on its own merits. Pressure, of all kinds, makes that almost impossible.

Gauff fell to the Russian-turned-Austrian in an eerie atmosphere on Court Philippe-Chatrier.

Oliynykova's first third-round appearance at a Grand Slam comes against Russia's Diana Shnaider, a player she has directly criticized.

As tennis gets ever more physical and matches grow longer, its relationship with heat will grow more complex — and sometimes concerning.

A riveting exposé of professional tennis by revered journalist Matthew Futterman (of The New York Times and The Athletic), The Cruelest Game offers never-before-reported access to the daily routines,....

Alcaraz is just one of many tennis stars who have dealt with one of the most destabilizing injuries in sports.

The seven-time Grand Slam champion will miss grass-court season as he continues to recover from a right wrist problem.

The business of hiring and firing a tennis coach, as the early part of this season has illustrated, is anything but an orderly process.

Sinner is on a 21-match winning streak with just two sets lost. He is under no illusions about how hard it is to do that.

After a disappointing start, Shiffrin had a week to get things right at the 2026 Olympics before her signature event. Here's how she did it.

Why the 2026 edition is set to be its last in the kingdom, as a three-year deal ends.

Fissette and Świątek won Wimbledon together, but their partnership required working through the complex task of changing style in real time.

A settlement in a suit filed by two tennis players is set to have division-wide ramifications in the top tier of college sports.

The remaking of the men's tennis calendar to showcase the ATP Tour's new premium event in Saudi Arabia is well underway.

Campbell Wright is a New Zealander to his core. But he competes for the U.S. and is the country's best hope to end a major Olympic drought.

Players in the pool have to be available for daily testing for six months before being allowed to play a competitive event.

The last match of the season, with over $5 million on the line, will be a showcase of first-strike tennis.

The American's 2025 season has been defined by comebacks, small and large. So too has her career.

It was championship racing at its best, as Benson Kipruto beat Alexander Mutiso by less than a second and Hellen Obiri set a course record.

The Monégasque's run to the Shanghai Masters title was the men's tennis fairytale of the year. Now the next phase begins.

After an injury rattled her last year, Shiffrin is back for Saturday's start of the Olympic season, hoping to wash away 2022's heartbreak.

"The important thing is that people see from my story that they can maybe push themselves a little bit," Natalie Grabow says.

After a series of chastening injuries and frustrated comebacks, Korda is hoping to get his body to where it can let his talent speak freely.

The new tournament's first 14 pairs are set, with wild cards for a suite of singles stars — and the defending doubles champions.

The seven-time Grand Slam singles champion had not played a WTA Tour match since March of 2024 and had not won one since 2023.

Tennis wild cards used to offer some genuine surprises, but today's system is a strategic cocktail of soft nationalism, politics and money.

Sam Long is one of the world's best triathletes — despite being pretty bad at one of the legs. His is a story of working through weaknesses.